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As another school year begins, Mahoning Valley districts are poring over their latest Ohio report cards, released Monday by the state Department of Education and Workforce. The scores show some bright ...

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The Museum of Illusions in downtown Cleveland isn’t just another stop on the tourist trail—it’s a mind-altering journey that makes you question everything your senses have ever told you.

Grebes, herons, eagles, and osprey create a continuous nature documentary outside your window. The nearby tule elk preserve offers opportunities to observe these magnificent creatures that once nearly ...