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Field Notes: You cannot be cereous!

Field Notes: You cannot be cereous!

The author, John Marek, is a writer and executive director of the Anson Economic Development Partnership.  Regular readers (and thanks both of you!) know I started college at Ohio University but  graduated from Bowling Green. While both are fine academic...
Field Notes: Pigskin on the hardwood

Field Notes: Pigskin on the hardwood

The author, John Marek, is a writer and executive director of the Anson Economic Development Partnership.  Fifty years ago this week, my mother and I attended a basketball game at the high school gym in my hometown of Port Clinton. Of itself, that wasn’t an...
Field Notes: The last day of summer

Field Notes: The last day of summer

The author, John Marek, is a writer and executive director of the Anson Economic Development Partnership. For the first 18 years of my life, give or take, summers were clear-cut and closely tied to the school year’s beginning and end. And for virtually all of...
‘Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus’

‘Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus’

As part of our special Christmas Memories edition, we couldn’t resist sharing what in our mind is the greatest newspaper editorial ever written. Penned by Francis Pharcelus Church (pictured) of the old New York Sun in 1897, it’s an answer to a letter to the editor...