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- Eastlake moving to put 0.5-mill levy on November ballot to cover pool, other recreation needs
- Book publisher Penguin Group reaches deal with Ohio, 32 other states over antitrust lawsuit
- Painesville Municipal Court Garden Project returns for 19th season
- Auburn Career Center to break ground on new Industrial Arts Building
- Mentor High School students honored for commitment to serve in the military
- Lake County Council on Aging honors volunteers
- This looks worse than it is: Power station failure caught on camera
- Tsarnaev 'Friend' killed by FBI Agent During Questioning
Monthly Archives: August 2011
Cleveland National Air Show
Beginning back in 1929 with the Cleveland National Air Races, air shows have become a summer holiday weekend event for greater Clevelanders. This year’s Cleveland National Air Show will once again feature the United States Air Force Thunderbirds. Air show … Continue reading
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Tagged air, air force, Cleveland, Cleveland National Air Show, edgewater park, ohio, show, steamship, thunderbirds, wendy park, william g. mather
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Still There
Hurricane Irene reports over the weekend pretty much skipped reporting on New Jersey but I did hear that it made landfall at Egg Harbor Inlet, just a few miles north of Ocean City. This summer I took this photo one … Continue reading
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Tagged boardwalk, hurricane irene, iso, ocean city new jersey, photography, salt water taffy, shrivers
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To Ocean City
Today’s photo is more of a snapshot than anything creative or artsy. It’s a recent snapshot, taken this past summer from a point in front of the site which once housed my parents’ store and the apartment that we lived … Continue reading
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Tagged asbury ave., hazel, hurricane, Irene, new jersey, nj, ocean city
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The Day Before
Yesterday an earthquake struck near Washington, DC and was felt here in Northeast Ohio. Reports are that the Washington Monument suffered some cracking and will be closed for some indefinite length of time. That fact along with my last blog … Continue reading
Sunset at the National Capitol
While walking back to my hotel from a congressional hearing a few years ago, the sun began to set in Washington, DC. I was there managing a conference but always tried to have my camera with me. It was one … Continue reading
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Tagged beauty, capitol, congress, DC, glow, golden hour, sunset, washington, winter
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Waiting for the Roller Coaster
A few years ago, on a visit to Conneaut Lake Park with my granddaughter and her cousin, I saw this scene of a group of young girls waiting in line to ride the roller coaster. This is a small park … Continue reading
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Tagged amusement, anxiety, coaster, Conneaut, expression, girls, lake, park, roller, young
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The Dew Tour
The Dew Tour is an event just made for sports and action photographers. The stunts done on bikes and skateboards are absolutely amazing, dwarfing some of the efforts I made as a kid riding off of an 8″ ramp on … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, dew tour, flight, ramp, shadow, skateboard, soar, tube, x game
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No Dogs
Sometimes you just see something that strikes you as funny and you catch a snapshot. This was the case when I saw this “No Dogs” sign posted on a light pole approximately 12 feet off the ground. I wondered who … Continue reading
Trying to Keep Cool
During these hot, muggy, rainy days of August, we’d all like to find a cool dry place to sit and relax. This photo of the porch of the Bailey House in Maui, HI looks like it fits the bill to … Continue reading
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Tagged bailey house, chillin', cool, hawaii, humid, maui, porch, relax, relaxation, shade
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