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Soooo…I was going to post about my saga with the phone, however, I was pulled away today for a collaboration with the upcoming Akron Bicentennial Celebration April 5th.

ByJames "Opa" Carnahan

Can you guess what might be going on here? I hope to have the phone video tomorrow. #riverkeepersohio

UPDATE: Akron is planning a luminary display if weather permits. They are doing the right thing and being proactive with concerns that what they want to do will not pollute the waterways. My hat is off to the City of Akron, Ohio Erie Canal Coalition, Lock 3 Team, ODNR for going the extra mile in planning!

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