Crooked River Reflections | Removing the Brecksville Dams July 27th, 2020 by Arrye Rosser Imagination. Hope. Perseverance. The collective effort to restore the Cuyahoga River has taught me that these are key ingredients for success in tackling big, complicated problems. If you ha...
Crooked River Reflections | Making time for what you love February 3rd, 2020 by Arrye Rosser, Cuyahoga Valley National Park Late winter is when complaints about Ohio’s weather shift from low rumbles to full crescendo. At any gathering, people tend to pile on about how much they hat...
Crooked River Reflections | The Downhill Slide at Virginia Kendall January 13th, 2020 by Arrye Rosser, Cuyahoga Valley National Park Twin lines snake down a bare, snow-covered hillside. Two tiny figures trudge up the middle. This quiet winter scene was captured in January 1940, a time when A...
Crooked River Reflections | Freeing the flow at the Brecksville dam December 16th, 2019 by Arrye Rosser, Cuyahoga Valley National Park Landscape photographers find the river a tricky subject as it winds through Cuyahoga Valley. Views are often obscured by trees, poorly lit, or marred by unsigh...
Crooked River Reflections | Freeing the flow at the Brecksville dam November 26th, 2019 by Arrye Rosser, Cuyahoga Valley National Park Landscape photographers find the river a tricky subject as it winds through Cuyahoga Valley. Views are often obscured by trees, poorly lit, or marred by unsigh...
Crooked River Reflections | Who represents National Park visitors? October 28th, 2019 by Arrye Rosser Four large scrolls hang down in the historic storefront of Boston Mill Visitor Center. Each has a tall photo and two letters, spelling out CU-YA-HO-GA. Their shape evokes the giant sheets...
Crooked River Reflections | Welcome to Cuyahoga Valley September 19th, 2019 by Arrye Rosser, Cuyahoga Valley National Park When I started working at Cuyahoga Valley, the park was called a “national recreation area.” It was young and hard to explain. Most visitors came from nearby ...
