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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Step into Civil War history: The 103rd OVI Civil War Museum preserves the stories and service of local soldiers who served in the Ohio Volunteer Infantry, inside an old barracks built by members of the regiment.
Custom gear that pops: BCW Apparel turns ideas into sharp custom hats, apparel, and laser-engraved pieces, all designed and produced in-house in Ohio, then shipped wherever you need.
Coffee for every kind of mood: BIGGBY Coffee has everything from classic coffees and lattes to sweet-foam cold brew, energy drinks, smoothies, and tea lattes, plus muffins and Bragels for the inevitable snack craving.
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The five stories Lorain readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Ohio is on track for another record year of black bear sightings, with a potentially growing population of about 100 black bears in the state.
Full story at the-daily-record.com ↗
Lorain County Community College’s Stocker Center hosted the 25th annual “Guitars for Girls” event.
Full story at clevescene.com ↗
The Lorain Port and Finance Authority and Terminal Ready Mix have received a $281,431 grant from the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) to help advance plans to expand usable dock and cargo space at Lorain Harbor.
Full story at morningjournal.com ↗
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) has reported a rare sighting of an American badger in Ohio, one of the state's most secretive animals.
Full story at the-daily-record.com ↗
The Supreme Court of Ohio overturned a decision by a Lorain County trial court to reject a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging that the city of Lorain was charging unlawful rates and fees for water and sewer services.
Full story at courtnewsohio.gov ↗
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