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the winds of change, they are moving out. lot of people will be happy to see thee closed to 90 degree temperatures go away september is the cooler more perfect time of year. things will be changing, but first, thank you for linking up with us. this check in with scott sabol in for a.j. colby. we still get some warmth, late september is when we see i cooling down look at the webcam time laps come in alta lake induced by th northeast wind . the widespread 60s the front is moving south the tropical humidity is deflected. it will be less humid, mid to upper 70s south of canton into tuscarawas counting. will be talking about this morning police are steppin up patrols and people are warne aboutg a string of armed robberies the cleveland clinic. the attacks are having broad daylight. the magen , the six this year you the cleveland clinic around when the main campus is teeming with people. 52-year-old female researcher, was exiting her car tuesday, it was parked in the a
GeorgiaUnited-statesCanadaAfghanistanAkronOhioClevelandKentuckyChinaMinnesotaParma-heightsColumbusSpokane Zine Fest The phrase “small but mighty” is a perfect descriptor for zines. For the uninitiated, zines are small, photocopied paper books filled with words or images that often serve communities on the fringe of mainstream culture and foster community for nontraditional artists. Local writers Chelsea Martin and Ian Amberson organize the festival every year. This year attendees can participate in workshops led by local artists and writers about book arts, character design and flower drawing. Also check out a huge selection of stickers, zines and other handmade goods that local makers have brought in for the occasion. Whether you’re a zine maker yourself or you’re new to the sphere, the vibrant zine community will welcome you with open arms.
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