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4 Ohio Trips You Need to Plan Now

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The best ways to snag your next stay at some of Ohio’s most in-demand getaways, including Hocking Hills and Kelley’s Island. By Laura Watilo Blake

Whether you’re chasing the cosmic thrill of spring’s solar eclipse, longing for sun-soaked beach days or eager to immerse yourself in the splendor of autumn’s leafy grandeur, Ohio will be the heart of it all in 2024. But here’s the catch — lodging options in the most exceptional destinations will vanish like shooting stars. Don’t wait to book accommodations at some of Ohio’s best getaway destinations; seize the opportunity to secure your spot well in advance, especially in these locations.

The Cliffs at Hocking Hills

Rockbridge, Ohio

This stunning 100-acre property near Hocking Hills has been an Instagram sensation since its debut in 2020. The Cantwell Lodge can accommodate up to 18 people, and there are also three two-
bedroom bungalows that sleep four.

Book by dates: May to September 2024 is fully booked already, but dates in the winter, spring and fall are still available.

Price: Cantwell Lodge ranges from $899 per night in the winter months to $1,999 for a summer weekend night. The bungalows go from $299 in the winter to $599 in the summer.

Kelleys Island

Kelleys Island, Ohio

Kelleys Island has a lot of loyal regulars who book their favorite summer cottage for the same week every year during the island’s 10-week season. July is the busiest month with events such as Island Fest.

Book by dates: Make reservations starting in January for summer weekends. Keep in mind that many of the island’s lodging options can’t be found on popular booking websites such as AirBnB or VRBO, so be sure to check out kelleysislandchamber.com and StayonKI.com.

Price: $69 to $699 per night depending on…

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Lenni Lenape

“Mahalo Lenape”

Welded Metal Artist Kaimi Niemann Unveils “Mahalo Lenape” on the Upper East Side at former Richard Avedon studio”

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, December 4, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ — Welded Metal Artistry Transcends Time and Tradition: Kaimi Niemann Unveils “Mahalo Lenape” on the Upper East Side

NEW YORK, NY –

Renowned welded metal artist Kaimi Niemann invites art enthusiasts and cultural connoisseurs to experience the unveiling of “Mahalo Lenape” at 407 East 75th Street, New York City, on Saturday, November 18, 2023.

“Mahalo Lenape” pays homage to the rich tapestry of Lenape heritage, seamlessly woven into the historical fabric of ‘Manahatta,’ the land of hills, which has been a cultural hub and gathering place for centuries. Niemann’s meticulous craftsmanship over five years has resulted in a welded metal sculpture that stands as a vibrant tribute to the Lenape tribe’s peaceful existence.

Situated in Manhattan, “Mahalo Lenape” represents more than just an art installation; it embodies a spiritual odyssey of prayer, meditation, and the transformative art of yoga. Niemann’s artistic alchemy melds metals into a stunning portrayal of the original stewards of the land, envisioning a life in harmonious balance with all of creation.

Curtis Zunigha, a tribal director, lauds the work, stating, “Mahalo Lenape, through its vivid color, dynamic shape, and rich texture, profoundly honors the Lenape spirit.”

Recognized as the ‘Picasso of Steel’ and drawing inspiration from Claire Falkenstein’s “New Gates of Paradise,” Niemann infuses his unique flair into this magnum opus. The welded metal masterpiece, likened to the works of Jackson Pollock, is a testament to Niemann’s artistic prowess and deep connection to the cultural and historical roots embedded in the Lenape spirit.

This transformative artwork invites onlookers to engage and immerse themselves in the deep historical and cultural essence within. Beyond being a…

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Mohegan

Sebastian Maniscalco @ Mohegan Sun Arena.

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Sebastian Maniscalco

September 29, 2024

Mohegan Sun Arena (Wilkes-Barre, PA)

Announce: Tue, Nov 28 @ 8am ET

Presale: Thu, Nov 30 10a- Fri, Dec 1 @ 9:59am (PW: Backstage)

Public OS: Fri, Dec 1 @ 10am ET

Ticket link: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/02005F448B0017FE

COMEDIAN, ACTOR, AND PODCAST HOST

SEBASTIAN MANISCALCO

2024 ‘IT AIN’T RIGHT’ TOUR

MOHEGAN SUN ARENA – WILKES-BARRE, PA

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2024

Tickets Available Starting on Wednesday, November 29 with Artist Presale;

General On-sale Begins on Friday, December 1 at 10am Local on SebastianLive.com

(Wilkes-Barre, PA | November 28th, 2023) –Comedian, actor, and podcast host Sebastian Maniscalco has announced his 2024 ‘It Ain’t Right’ Tour which includes a stop at the ASM Global managed Mohegan Sun Arena in Wilkes-Barre, PA, on Sunday, September 29. To celebrate the announcement of his biggest tour to date, Sebastian highlighted landmarks and iconic buildings with light projections across New York and his hometown Chicago at The Magnificent Mile, Madison Square Garden, Times Square, Brooklyn Bridge (Brooklyn side), as well as additional billboards in Boston, Austin, and Atlanta, among others.

“Hop on the ‘It Ain’t Right’ tour, where I’ll roast today’s absurdities – non existent manners, wallet-wincing prices, and the social media circus,” said Maniscalco. “Join me in laughing at the wrongs in this shameless world!”

TICKETS: Tickets will be available starting with artist presale beginning on Wednesday, November 29. Additional presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general on-sale beginning on Friday, December 1 at 10am at the NBT Bank Box Office, Ticketmaster.com and at SebastianLive.com.

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Nanticoke

County confused over Greater Nanticoke Area election

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Delaware Tribe

Native America Calling: The Native role in America’s War of Independence

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Native America Calling: The Native role in America’s War of Independence

Monday, December 4, 2023

The Native role in America’s War of Independence

The American Revolution is mostly portrayed as an epic struggle between the colonies and the British. But Native tribes and individuals played a significant role in the historic War of Independence. It was a difficult choice for tribes, who were neither British subjects nor supporters of the encroaching colonies. Tune into Native America Calling to get the Native perspective on America’s first war. Joseph Louis Cook, or Akiatonharónkwen, served as commissioned officer in the Continental Army during the American Revolution. He was born to an African father and an Abenaki mother. After he and his mother were taken captive, they were adopted into the Mohawk Nation at Kahnawake in present-day Canada. Image: Yale University Art Gallery

Guests on Native America Calling

Chairman Tehassi Hill (Oneida), chairman of the Oneida Indian Nation from Wisconsin Peter Jemison (Seneca [Heron Clan]), artist and Historic Site Manager (retired) at Ganondagan State Historic Site in New York JoAnn Schedler (Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians), retired Army Major and author of the Official National Park Service Handbook American Indians and the Civil War Curtis Zunigha (Delaware Tribe of Indians), co-director of the Lenape Center

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Mohican

Bowling: Apache, Navaho & Commanche Win

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Post date December 3, 2023
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Warriors Bowling League action continued, with Apache defeating Mohican 4-0, Navaho defeating Blackfoot 3-1 and Commanche defeating Kickapoo 4-0.

Standings

Kickapoo 32
Blackfoot 27 1/2
Commanche 24 1/2
Navaho 22 1/2
Apache 21 1/2
Mohican 16

Last weeks results

Mohican 0 Apache 4
Blackfoot 1 Navaho 3
Kickapoo 0` Commanche 4

Team

Team Scratch Game: Commanche 777; Mohican 589
Team Scratch Series: Kickapoo 1793; Blackfoot 1443
Team Handicap Game: Navaho 826
Team Handicap Series: Apache 2377

Men

Men Scratch Game: Jamel Bean 210; David Signor 204; Dennis Trott 185
Men Scratch Series: Arrington Smith 530; Larry Dean 515; Vernon Harrison 482
Men Handicap Game: Ellsworth Bean 254; Llewellyn Jones 230; Taye Fishington 217
Men Handicap Series: Quinton Hayward 642; Corey Bean 610; Andre Place 594

Women

Scratch Game: Susie Bradshaw 168; C. Lynne Cann 141
Scratch Series: Miriam Caisey 383; Tanya Iris 353
Handicap Game: Chrystie Simons 216; Shampagne Cann 199
Handicap Series: Akajae Mills 588

Rewriting the Thanksgiving story, while centering Indigenous voices

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Post date December 3, 2023
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From the Mayflower’s landing, to the meal shared by English setters and Wampanoag people, much is still widely misunderstood about the Thanksgiving holiday and its history.

Connecticut-based educator Chris Newell recently wrote a book for children that helps to untangle some of the myths and misnomers commonly associated with Thanksgiving. For example, the book clarifies that “the holiday we celebrate today does not have any real connection to the Mayflower’s landing. In fact, the story that links them was not created until two hundred years later.”

As Newell notes in his introduction, “The story of the Mayflower landing is different depending on whether the storyteller viewed the events from the boat or from the shore.” This hour, Chris Newell joins us.

Winona Nelson

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Winona Nelson consulted with Wampanoag people to inform her illustrations in the book “If You Lived During the Plimoth Thanksgiving.”

Plus, how is this topic being reframed in Connecticut classrooms? The Connecticut State Department of Education recently published resources for “Teaching Native American Studies.” The materials were developed in a collaboration between the five state-recognized Eastern Woodland tribes: Golden Hill Paugussett, Mashantucket Pequot, Mohegan, Paucatuck Eastern Pequot and Schaghticoke.

Becky Gomez, the director of education for the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, and Sam Tondreau, a member of the Mohegan Tribe as well as their director of curriculum and instruction, discuss. Tondreau also oversees the Mohegan Tribe’s Educators Project.

GUESTS:

Chris Newell: Member of the Passamaquaddy Tribe; Co-Founder and Director of Education, Akowmawt Educational Initiative; Museum Educator; Children’s Book Author, If You Lived During
Rebecca Gomez: Director of Education and Recreation, Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation
Samantha Tondreau: Member of the…

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Nanticoke

County blames Greater Nanticoke Area School District for ballot error

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Lenni Lenape

Lenape’s importance to region on display at area exhibition

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The introductory panel to the exhibition “Never Broken: Visualizing Lenape Histories” — currently on view at the Michener Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania — states something remarkably important to the region.

But it isn’t in the words. It is the image on which the text is written: an overhead view of the Abbott Marshlands at the estuary where the Crosswicks Creek meets the Delaware River.

Joe Baker’s ‘Three Sisters,’ a 1997 oil on canvas from The John and Susan Horseman Collection, courtesy of the Horseman Foundation.

The land — part of Trenton, Hamilton, and Bordentown — is the site of what had been one of the largest Eastern settlements of Native American — as well as documentation of human activity there for 13,000 years.

It is also roughly in the center of the land called Lenapehoking (Land of the Lenape).

They are the indigenous people whose territory included all of what is known today as New Jersey, New York Bay and Hudson Valley, the eastern section of Pennsylvania, and northern sections of Delaware.

They are also the people whose culture was disrupted and then suppressed to near the point of extinction by European colonization, starting in the early 1600s.

The exhibition’s reference to “Never Broken” argues that the culture has never disappeared and that the exhibition is a type of reaffirmation.

The “visualizing” reference signals that the reaffirming will be done through visual art.

And, indeed, viewers will encounter ancient Lenape designs, European and Colonial depictions of the Lenape people, and new works by contemporary Lenape artists — who combine both Lenape and European and American art traditions.

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Mohican

Group turns vacant land in Detroit neighborhood into community park

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Post date December 2, 2023
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DETROIT, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) – Earlier this year, the park on the corner of East State Fair Avenue and Anvil Street in Detroit did not exist and was an eyesore of vacant land.

Due to the help of many volunteers and neighbors, it’s now a space where those in the community can come together.

“A lot of blight, people were dumping on the site itself, and it just kind of accumulated. Looked really messy,” Detroit resident, Sharon Hayes said.

A photo of the vacant lot that used to preside on the corner of East State Fair Avenue and Anvill Street in Detroit. George Preston

“It was a place where they would drop trash, debris, it was overgrown with weeds, trees… just an eyesore,” Mohican Regent Resident’s Association Treasurer, Kimberly Slone said.

What was once an area of land full of junk and debris is now a glimmer of hope and space for people to gather in the Mohican Regent Resident’s Association neighborhood.

“It was such an adventure getting together, working together as one. Just seeing it come to fruition was great,” Slone said.

With the help of the city, grants, and donations, the association was able to buy the eight lots that make up the property.

The new community park located on the corner of East State Fair Avenue and Anvill Street in Detroit. CBS Detroit

Throughout the summer, hundreds of volunteers got their hands dirty to clean up what is now a community park.

“We were able to put in a flag, we put in benches over here, we’ve got tables, we’re going to put even more because it’s going to be a sitting park and hopefully we’re going to have some events over here,” Mohican Regent Resident’s Association President,…

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