April 22, 1970, was the very first Earth Day. And I was a teenage environmentalist, doing my part to save the planet.
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Snatched from a street in war-torn Lebanon in 1985, Anderson was born Oct. 27, 1947. He spent his early childhood years in the small Lake Erie town of Vermilion, Ohio, where his father was a police officer.
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People can register to vote online through the Kentucky State Board of Elections’ portal until 4 p.m.
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Cher called out the museum last year for leaving her off the list since 1990.
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Over 2 million bags of litter have been collected from the side of Ohio's highways over the last five years. This Earth Day — and every day — officials urge the public to properly dispose of trash.
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Cincinnati's independent web radio station pays homage to the rich histories of WOXY-FM and WNKU-FM with a week-long countdown of rock hits May 20-27.
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The festival is meant to be like early Juneteenth celebrations, complete with food, music and community.
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Republicans landed a major anti-crime bill and ignored a request of Gov. Andy Beshear to fund universal pre-K and give teachers a raise.
A "Noah's Ark of human culture," the biggest group picture ever taken, and a love story that transcends our solar system.
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