Tall ships captivate landlubbers at Cleveland festival
Tall Ships Festival in Cleveland draws sail-away guests aboard the Pride of Baltimore II and other vessels. Lauren Stoller and Debbie Doucette traveled from Ohio and nearby states to tour ship decks and sail on cruises. Captain Jan Miles notes the Pride of Baltimore II honors the original ship lost decades ago. The festival runs through the weekend with ship tours, dockside exhibits, a Maritime Market Place, and family entertainment. Ships include the Sorlandet, Denis Sullivan, Lynx, Unicorn, Liana’s Ransom, with sailing and land activities daily at the Port of Cleveland north of FirstEnergy Stadium. Tickets are $14 daily, $8 for ages 6-14, $11 for seniors and military.
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Edible forest garden planned along Cincinnati riverfront
Urban renewal efforts along the Ohio River in Cincinnati aim to create an edible forest garden with berry bushes squash vines apples and corn within a 28 mile Mill Creek trail corridor. Groundwork Cincinnati leads a partnership including Scotts Miracle-Gro Duke Energy and community groups to provide fresh produce for nearby residents while restoring the river with art and green spaces.
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