Crooked River Reflections: Beyond Our Wildest Dreams
By Arrye Rosser for TDS Imagine the river in Cuyahoga Valley back in the 1970s. Detergent bubbles clogged...
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Gorge Metro Park Offers Visitors a Unique Geological Sanctuary
By Susan Pappas for TDS Though the entrance to Gorge Metro Park sits just off a bustling Front...
Crooked River Reflections | Removing the Brecksville Dams
by Arrye Rosser Imagination. Hope. Perseverance. The collective effort to restore the Cuyahoga River has taught me that...
Crooked River Reflections | Growing Up in Everett
by Arrye Rosser, Cuyahoga Valley National Park In 1926, Helyn Fielder and Evelyn Harris began first grade in...
Crooked River Reflections | Unexpected Adventures
by Arrye Rosser, Cuyahoga Valley National Park Lately I’ve been fishing in local archives, casting around for clues...
Reflect | Lighting a New Fire
by Arrye Rosser In early 2017, students from Akron, Cleveland, and Kent contributed their ideas for how Northeast...
‘Some river!’ The Cuyahoga River, 1969—present
by Rosalie Murphy “Almost every great city has a river,” the story on Page 41 of Time Magazine...
It’s now safe to eat most fish from the Cuyahoga River
by Aja Hannah After testing the fish for PCBs and mercury, the Ohio EPA has deemed most fish...
River recreation advocates see hope in kayaks, inner tubes, breweries
by Rosalie Murphy Editor’s note (June 4): The Akron Beacon Journal is reporting that one person was swept...
Akron’s Sewer Project, Explained
by Emily Dressler You may know it as the CSO project or, more simply, “the sewer project.” Maybe...
“We only know Native history through street signs and statues in Akron.” The creators of the city’s newest holiday want to change that.
By Rosalie Murphy Students from the Northern Cheyenne Nation and Akron’s Lippman School marked Akron’s first-ever North American...