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Fourth evening with authors event. Its so nice to have you all here. Im jared anderson, im a member of the board of trustees with Thurber House. Ive been instructed to dutifully tell you to please silence your cell phones at this point. But feel free to brag about us on social media, quietly. [laughter] at Thurber House, wed like to say a special thank you to the museum of art for hosting us tonight. Wed like to thank wosu public media and the book loft for their continued support. Tonights raff...

The Avon-Avon Lake Republican Club will present Kim Russell, former head coach for Oberlin’s Women’s Lacrosse Team, at its next meeting taking place at 5 p.m. May 9 in Ragan Hall, 1783 Moore Road in Avon. Russell was removed by Oberlin after she criticized the unfair participation by transgender athletes in women’s sports. She is […]

Summit Motorsports Park in addition to a neighbor, community leaders and legislators have asked the Ohio Department of Transportation to reconsider its plans for a roundabout slated to be built near one of the track main entrance points in Norwalk Township.

Pennsylvania and Ohio legislative leaders warn of potential electricity shortfall in coming years in Ohio, a claim disputed by consumer groups.

Pennsylvania’s energy future isn’t only a question of renewables versus fossil fuels — it’s a question of whether the state can reliably provide enough energy to meet growing demand.

(The Center Square) — Pennsylvania’s energy future isn’t only a question of renewables versus fossil fuels — it’s a question of whether the state can reliably provide enough energy to

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Members of the Pennsylvania Senate and the Ohio General Assembly met in Columbus this week for a hearing on energy reliability, sustainability and affordability, according to Pennsylvania

Despite the key positions states like Ohio and Pennsylvania hold to solve future energy problems, shifting the power grid from coal and natural gas to wind and solar isn’t as easy as flipping a switch.

(The Center Square) — Despite the key positions states like Ohio and Pennsylvania hold to solve future energy problems, shifting the power grid from coal and natural gas to wind

Cincinnati Enquirer. January 24, 2024.