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Provided by the Akron Stories project with permission from Lucille Esposito Lucille Esposito recorded a story about her mother, Filomene "Mae" Riccilli, shown at right in this photo, who worked at BF Goodrich from 1933-1976. At one time the rubber industry employed more than 72,000 workers in Akron. Many Akronites have ancestors who worked in the industry. And it attracted one population in particular. As the city unveils a new statue Thursday in tribute to those workers, we hear some of the s...

TravelAwaits May.13.2021 Iowa is home to rolling hills and several opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. When you travel across Iowa with a travel trailer in tow, several places are handy to get in and out of. With several things to see and do while exploring Iowa, it’s good to know where you can stop easily while towing a travel trailer. Here are some of the best travel stops in Iowa when pulling a travel trailer. I hope you will stop at some of these places and experience what they hav...

By Web Desk Apr 28, 2021 5:27 PM TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Area residents can beautify their homes with plants while supporting local students’ futures on Saturday, when the Honey Creek Garden Club holds its annual plant sale. Club president Nancy Bauer said in addition to a wide variety of plants, they will also offer crafts for sale. Proceeds will support two scholarships the club awards each year to students studying areas like agriculture and horticulture. “Anderson’...

Robert R Claypool Long-time Los Altos resident Robert R Claypool died from Covid-19 on December 30 th at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Gatos.  He was 93 years old. Bob was born and grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  He was a good student who loved learning.  The school principal let him come to school early and use her office to study.  He rode his bicycle to the other side of Milwaukee to visit his aunt and uncle, who taught him his love for classical music.  He graduated early from ...