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• There are further signs that Ohio is back on the road to the presidential election. Columbus dispatch report The Lincoln Project’s Super PAC has partnered with a Republican voters on another group, Trump, in favor of Ulysses S. Grant from Ohio, another group called “Operation Grant.” The Alliance’s plan begins with an advertisement for the Lincoln Project attacking Trump. Support for the COVID-19 Pandemic broadcast on Columbus, Cleveland, Akron and Canton from Friday to Monday and cable TV. “The paper has to move to the web during a pandemic,” said John Weaver, co-founder of the Lincoln Project and former political counsel to John Cassich, former Governor of Ohio. Ground-based campaigns are also included.” .. According to Weaver, the group has 20,000 volunteers in Ohio and is planning a town hall meeting next week. Meanwhile, the New York Times report Two prominent polls in Ohio last month showed: “Statistical draws point to the presidential election. The turnout of the Ohio primary in April saw Democrats outrank Republicans for the first time in 12 years. Evidence of Democratic base enthusiasm: Trump’s campaign has more recently booked $18.4 million in Ohio’s fall television ad than any other state except Florida, according to Mr. Trump (Donald Has been defensive in states that seem to have been detained for Republicans until recently.”

• MLive Media Group in Michigan this week Announced Production of eight newspapers will be transferred to Cleveland, closing a printing facility outside Grand Rapids, Michigan. Eight newspapers from the media company, which are currently printed at a production facility in Walker, Michigan, will instead be printed in Cleveland starting October 5. Tim Gruber, President and Chief Revenue Officer of MLive Media Group. The newspaper is printed in the same facility as The Plain Dealer. Cleveland.com and MLive Media Group are owned by Advance Local, so this is a case of corporate efficiency.

• According to Esquire, Ohio is a great place to live if you are (usually) enjoying a good bar. Magazine New list At least one of the best bars in America four Ohio Spots: Happy Dogs and Spotted Owls in Cleveland, Vodkaber in Cincinnati, and Rovers in Columbus. Esquire describes Happy Dog as “a vinyl booth, Christmas lights, a list of bullshit beers, and a microphone already set up for an irregular street performer who is brave or drunk enough to climb the stage, bones. It’s called “rock and roll bar”. The speckled owl won the Esquire writer, “I was staring at a paper ring that looked like scraps of Ouija board. The ring had words about it: bitter, strong, fruity, tropical. In the cocktail menu, this wheel was instructed to choose the desired mood (I went relaxed) and different flavors (I went with umami and ginger).The bartender asked me something. Reminding me, this is all there was to it some kind of trick until I tasted my cocktail made with gin, lime and pho syrup, yes it’s Vietnamese soup and it was ridiculously delicious The temple of cocktails.”

• Grooming may not be as high on the list of priorities during a pandemic, but for bearded men it’s a good idea to check out This work A New York Times article that provides tips for controlling bears. We are paying attention to the products that Andre Drummond of the Cavaliers Center loves. The product is Bear huggingHeated beard straightening brush made by Masc of Jeff Chastain. A compact version of a full-sized hairdressing brush sold for women, with heated teeth coming out of the heating plate. The Times is Drummond Made a video I’m straightening my beard.

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