Shawshank Ohio actors helped shape the film
Ohio cast notable roles in The Shawshank Redemption released in 1994. Clancy Brown headlined as Captain Hadley while Cleveland and Cincinnati actors auditioned in Mansfield with D Lynn Meyer overseeing. Brown's Urbana upbringing and Loudonville farmhouse shoot underscored local ties to the production.
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Larry
Minnesota
Frank Darabont
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Cay Players
D. Lynn Meyer
Scott Mann
Glenn Quentin
Andy Dufresne
Renee Blaine
Andy
Morgan Lund
Shawshank
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Dorothy Silver
Brooks
Rohn Thomas
Portland Daily Bugle
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Kisicki
Thomas
Lund
Cleveland Heights
Reuben
Darabont
James Whitmore
Corn Festival draws crowd in North Ridgeville
Lorain County residents filled Bainbridge Road for the 45th annual Corn Festival. Vendors booths and rides lined the busy street while the Amish Sweet Corn booth offered Mexican street corn. A corn eating contest awarded a trophy and gift. Local politics were active with council seats up and a mayoral race as candidates campaigned.
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Lorain County
Kevin Corcoran
Families bury those killed in Ohio Texas mass shootings
Mourners nationwide remember victims from Dayton and El Paso including Nicholas Cumer a Saint Francis University graduate student Derrick Fudge who died in his son’s arms and Jordan Anchondo who shielded her infant. The services honored a 15-year-old El Paso student Javier Amir Rodriguez and others.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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Loretto
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Washington Alliance Church
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Cumer
Nick
Ing
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Nan Whaley
Derrick Fudge
St. John Missionary Baptist Church
Dayton Daily News
Fudge
Dion Green
Green
Springfield News-Sun
Eritrea
U.S
Javier Amir Rodriguez
Jordan Anchondo
Jordan
Andre
Columbus Addresses Misdemeanor Marijuana Prosecutions
Columbus seeks to stop prosecuting misdemeanor marijuana cases as a state law legalizing industrial hemp requires THC testing to distinguish hemp from marijuana. The city will dismiss pending charges while retaining grounds for stop and search under existing law. A new city ordinance lowers small possession penalties. Central State University seeks hemp research funding after a $7.1 million push including a $2 million donation.
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Wilberforce
Ohio
Central State University
Frank Murphy
Cynthia Jackson-Hammond
Central State
Ohio Public
Mike DeWine
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