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Ohio U.S. Senate race may help turn state red, says local analyst - Vimarsana News

Ohio U.S. Senate race may help turn state red, says local analyst

Across the country and here in Ohio, candidates are making their final push to win voter support. WYSO's Kathryn Mobley spoke with University of Dayton Associate Professor Chris Devine. He specializes in American politics and elections. Devine says he's keeping a close eye on Ohio's U.S. Senate race between Democrat Tim Ryan and Republican J.D. Vance.

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We track down the best spots to eat, drink and be scary this weekend - Vimarsana News

We track down the best spots to eat, drink and be scary this weekend

It’s finally here – the most ghoulish weekend of the year—and Atlantic City Weekly is ready for it. Whether you’re into having a hellishly good time sipping pumpkin martinis while

The Beat Goes On: Rock rules on Oct. 22, while jazz, Americana, and classical music are also on the way - Vimarsana News

The Beat Goes On: Rock rules on Oct. 22, while jazz, Americana, and classical music are also on the way

Pete Townshend of The Who once described his 1972 song “Long Live Rock” as one of many “self-conscious hymns” written about the glory of rock and roll, though there was a nice bit of self-deprecating humor in his tune that made it fun.Now, in an area...

The Beat Goes On: Rock rules on Oct. 22, while jazz, Americana, and classical music are also on the way - Vimarsana News

The Beat Goes On: Rock rules on Oct. 22, while jazz, Americana, and classical music are also on the way

Pete Townshend of The Who once described his 1972 song “Long Live Rock” as one of many “self-conscious hymns” written about the glory of rock and roll, though there was a nice bit of self-deprecating humor in his tune that made it fun.Now, in an area...