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4/30/2013 12:00 AM
Name is not only unique thing about La Su An
BY MATT MARKEY
BLADE OUTDOORS EDITOR
It is more than special regulations that make the La Su An Wildlife Area a special place to fish. As one of the state’s most delicately managed fisheries, it continues to serve up some of the best largemouth bass and bluegill fishing in Ohio. …
Name is not only unique thing about La Su An
It is more than special regulations that make the La Su An Wildlife Area a special place to fish. As one of the state’s most delicately managed fisheries, it continues to serve up some of the best largemouth bass and bluegill fishing in Ohio. …
4/30/2013 12:00 AM
A presidential library for all of us
BY DAVID SHRIBMAN PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE EXECUTIVE EDITOR
We needed these moments of introspection, these reflections on national purpose, these symbols of national concord. Many of them occurred in Boston, site of terrorism in 2013. One of them occurred in Dallas, site of tragedy in 1963. …
A presidential library for all of us
BY DAVID SHRIBMAN PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE EXECUTIVE EDITOR
We needed these moments of introspection, these reflections on national purpose, these symbols of national concord. Many of them occurred in Boston, site of terrorism in 2013. One of them occurred in Dallas, site of tragedy in 1963. …
4/29/2013 2:26 AM
Browns did draft game differently
BY DAVE HACKENBERG BLADE SPORTS COLUMNIST
The machinations of the NFL draft are often interesting, especially if you read between the lines. …
Browns did draft game differently
BY DAVE HACKENBERG BLADE SPORTS COLUMNIST
The machinations of the NFL draft are often interesting, especially if you read between the lines. …
4/29/2013 12:00 AM
An eye-opener of Ozlike proportions
BY S. AMJAD HUSSAIN
BLADE COLUMNIST
A speaking engagement recently took me to the northeast corner of Kansas. It is the area where the perfect geometric rectangle of Kansas is bitten off by Missouri. That geometric anomaly is the fastest growing metropolitan area in the region and is centered on the twin cities of Kansas City, Mo., and Kansas City, Kan. …
An eye-opener of Ozlike proportions
A speaking engagement recently took me to the northeast corner of Kansas. It is the area where the perfect geometric rectangle of Kansas is bitten off by Missouri. That geometric anomaly is the fastest growing metropolitan area in the region and is centered on the twin cities of Kansas City, Mo., and Kansas City, Kan. …
4/29/2013 12:38 PM
April events benefit seniors, families
BY BARBARA HENDEL
BLADE SOCIETY EDITOR
The 16th annual East Toledo Family Center Gala with a Hawaiian luau theme presented by Mercy St. Charles Hospital with Toledo Refining Co. and other sponsors was April 13 at Glass City Boardwalk. A Volkswagenbug, surf board, tiki hut, and more filled the room and the Late Show band played familiar beach tunes. …
April events benefit seniors, families
The 16th annual East Toledo Family Center Gala with a Hawaiian luau theme presented by Mercy St. Charles Hospital with Toledo Refining Co. and other sponsors was April 13 at Glass City Boardwalk. A Volkswagenbug, surf board, tiki hut, and more filled the room and the Late Show band played familiar beach tunes. …
4/28/2013 8:03 AM
Brussels joins my list of favorite cities
BY MARY ALICE POWELL
Oh no, not another favorite city to add to my bucket list of places to make a return visit. …
Brussels joins my list of favorite cities
BY MARY ALICE POWELL
Oh no, not another favorite city to add to my bucket list of places to make a return visit. …
4/28/2013 8:02 AM
Eat for your good health, and that of others too
BY DAN NEMAN BLADE FOOD EDITOR
It’s the great thing about charity events: You get to eat well while doing good. …
Eat for your good health, and that of others too
BY DAN NEMAN BLADE FOOD EDITOR
It’s the great thing about charity events: You get to eat well while doing good. …
4/28/2013 2:44 AM
Ohio shouldn’t gamble on private prisons
BY JEFF GERRITT
BLADE COLUMNIST
Gov. John Kasich and state legislators should back off efforts to expand privately owned or operated prisons in Ohio. They just don’t work. …
Ohio shouldn’t gamble on private prisons
Gov. John Kasich and state legislators should back off efforts to expand privately owned or operated prisons in Ohio. They just don’t work. …
4/28/2013 2:42 AM
Just a guy from Ohio — and glad of it
BY KEITH C. BURRIS BLADE COLUMNIST
Some years ago, when my daughter was a teenager and in full-blown teen rebellion, we had a huge argument. That wasn’t rare at the time. But she ended it with these words: “Why should I listen to you, Dad, you’re just a Catholic from Ohio.” …
Just a guy from Ohio — and glad of it
BY KEITH C. BURRIS BLADE COLUMNIST
Some years ago, when my daughter was a teenager and in full-blown teen rebellion, we had a huge argument. That wasn’t rare at the time. But she ended it with these words: “Why should I listen to you, Dad, you’re just a Catholic from Ohio.” …
4/28/2013 2:38 AM
Ex-runner’s flag carries meaning
BY DAVE HACKENBERG
BLADE SPORTS COLUMNIST
Tom Falvey ran in 68 marathons, from Boston to Los Angeles and dozens of stops in-between. But he is 76-years-old now and the last time he went the distance at 26.2 miles, he finished in 5 hours, 40 minutes and his legs hurt so badly, somebody had to wheel him up to the front door of …
Ex-runner’s flag carries meaning
Tom Falvey ran in 68 marathons, from Boston to Los Angeles and dozens of stops in-between. But he is 76-years-old now and the last time he went the distance at 26.2 miles, he finished in 5 hours, 40 minutes and his legs hurt so badly, somebody had to wheel him up to the front door of …
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