Couple restore van for cross country adventure in Meadville
Zack Johnson and Carly Donahue plan a July 11 departure from Meadville in their refurbished 1976 Chevrolet G20 van named Hoover. They will document the trip on Instagram and aim to reach national parks from Traverse City to Olympic National Park while working along the way and returning home by age 30.
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Zack Johnson
Carly Donahue
Meadville
Hooversville
Somerset
America
Johnson
Donahue
Hoover
Bicentennial Park
Grateful Dead
Traverse City
Michigan
Mount Rushmore
Yellowstone National Park
Montana
Olympic National Park
Washington
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Summer Concert Series Opens in New Castle With The Dorals
The 2021 Summer Concerts Live! series starts Friday at 6 p.m. in Riverwalk Park New Castle featuring The Dorals a six piece band celebrating 32 years. Activities include a classic car show by Rapid Tappets Car Club food from The Confluence wine from VentiSei Winery and various pop up vendors with raffles and T shirts. Additional acts and dates follow through August 27 with diverse acts and extended food offerings.
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Dorals
Riverwalk Park
Jim Lombardo
Dave Audin
Jack Marshall
Mark Dombeck
Steve Dombeck
Rob Verone
Patrick Benicase
Rapid Tappets Car Club
Washington Street
VentiSei Winery
New Castle
Nina
Cascade Park
New Visions
Paris
Jeff Feola
City of
Snarfunkle
New Castle Playhouse
Playhouse
The
Zoo
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Labra Brothers
Riverwalk
Pennsylvania
Ohio to name final Vax a Million winners
Ohio prepares to name the fifth and final pair of Vax a Million winners during the Cash Explosion TV show in Columbus. More than 3.5 million residents entered the $1 million drawing, up from 3.4 million a week earlier, and about 155,000 youths aged 12 to 17 entered for the scholarship amid a statewide vaccination push led by Governor Mike DeWine.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Lottery
Mike DeWine
Justices rule for cursing cheerleader suspended over Snapchat post
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that a Pennsylvania high school wrongly suspended 14-year-old Brandi Levy for a vulgar Snapchat post about not making varsity cheer. The decision said the punishment violated her First Amendment rights though schools may discipline off campus speech in some cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Brandi Levy
Levy
Stephen Breyer
High Court
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