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10 songs for the end of summer

Consider this a bit of a Friday morning free-write, something lighter between attempts to work on features about library funding and nuclear reactor development. Those will find their way, in due time, but it’s a sun-stunned forenoon here i...

4 days ago
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A brief guide to knowing where you are

Something lighter for Friday, huh? I wrote at the start of this year a little list concerning how to live a more analog and whimsical life. I’d been taken with those two ideas: analog living, whimsy. They seemed like two important ingredien...

11 days ago

Who’s at the wheel of Ohio’s next economic boom?

One way of looking at the Ohio Attorney General's race.

I had the honor of being invited to a private fundraiser event for John Kulewicz, the Democratic candidate for Ohio Attorney General. He was speaking in Avon, at Barnegie Hall, a nice...

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Family feud: Ohio voters confront the Max Miller test

How much character are voters willing to trade for representation?

I found it hilarious just the other day when U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno, who represents me and my family’s interests to some unclear degree in Washington, D.C., wrote on X tha...

20 days ago
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Top 10: The geography of an ordinary week

Ed. note: I’m switching this Friday newsletter to a classic Top 10-style feature, similar to several writers I admire (Austin Kleon, Wally Holland). On Tuesdays I send out a longer essay or reported feature that involves a bit more legwor...

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