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Nearly 3,000 acres of land in the Wayne National Forest were auctioned off for oil and gas development this week. Critics say it will damage the region’s natural resources, but industry officials feel it will be a boon for the area.
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Three generations of Northeast Ohio collie lovers enjoy summer fun together at the annual Regatta Classic Dog Show in Madison.
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