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Watch now: Shelbyville's Main Street School has a lesson outdoors

SHELBYVILLE — Students at Main Street School took over the Lithia Springs Recreation Area on Wednesday for a taste of the great outdoors. Third-grader Sophia Manchester enjoys a s more sandwich on Wednesday after learning about camping and safety around the campfire at Lithia Springs on Lake Shelbyville. Visit www.herald-review.com to see a video about the event at Lithia Springs. CLAY JACKSON, HERALD & REVIEW The brainchild of physical education teacher Greg Harkins, who teaches a Great Outdoors unit in his class, the idea was to get the kids outside, teach them some basics about water safety, camping, fishing and orienteering, and hope the taste whets their appetites for more.

Lt. Gov. Jon Husted's coronavirus tweet left Asian Americans feeling disappointed in Ohio leadership

Lt. Gov. Jon Husted’s coronavirus tweet left Asian Americans feeling disappointed in Ohio leadership Seth A. Richardson, cleveland.com © Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com/Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com Hundreds of Asian community members and supporters came out to the Stop Asian Hate rally in Cleveland. The rally was in response to the hate crimes against the Asian American community. CLEVELAND, Ohio – Oanh Loi-Powell came to the United States in 1975 as a refugee from Vietnam who was sponsored by a Lutheran church In Toledo, where she would settle. Now 56 and semi-retired, Loi-Powell, who has an engineering degree from Case Western Reserve University, remains active in the community. She helped with the Vietnamese Cultural Garden and serves on a variety of business, civic and cultural boards.

Lt. Gov. Jon Husted's coronavirus tweet left Asian Americans feeling disappointed in Ohio leadership

Lt. Gov. Jon Husted’s coronavirus tweet left Asian Americans feeling disappointed in Ohio leadership Updated Apr 03, 11:50 AM; Posted Apr 03, 5:30 AM Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, pictured speaking during a coronavirus briefings on April 24, 2020, created controversy with a recent tweet about the coronavirus. Ohio s Asian American community said they were dismayed by Husted s response and lack of apology. Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio – Oanh Loi-Powell came to the United States in 1975 as a refugee from Vietnam who was sponsored by a Lutheran church In Toledo, where she would settle. Now 56 and semi-retired, Loi-Powell, who has an engineering degree from Case Western Reserve University, remains active in the community. She helped with the Vietnamese Cultural Garden and serves on a variety of business, civic and cultural boards.

Lt. Gov. Jon Husted's coronavirus tweet left Asian Americans feeling disappointed in Ohio leadership