Lt. Mark Farrar operated an alternative network of paid police protection on behalf of outside businesses, frequently charging clients more than the rates allowed by APD.
https://t.co/7bxfVV0yRC
I worked at Rocky River Brewing Co. off and on from 2004 to 2017. In high school, I was hired into the kitchen by the late Chuck Mosley, former Faith No More singer, then sous chef. It was an insane and wonderful era of my life.
RRBC reopens next month. https://t.co/upOpecwkwH
@ZarkerBurner@Courier429 Yes! Jonathan Death. I saw him do a show at Now That's Class once, and it was mostly dolls and extremely obscure inside jokes about the RRBC staff.
Birdwatching, Updike, Goosebumps, a birdie at Sleepy Hollow, and Pedro Avila in this week's Friday grab bag on the 'stack: https://t.co/kaj5MHsbSU
Coming on Tuesday: We need to talk about Vivek.
It's the Biggest Week in American Birding, which in some circles is a far far better thing than the Superbowl, the Kentucky Derby, and the lower Oakland roller derby finals all rolled into one.
I once wrote about what happens during this week in Ohio: https://t.co/vmsFcdbkmP
Dake Kang, briefly a Cleveland-based AP reporter in 2017, and reporting from the Beijing bureau ever since, was part of the team that earned a Pulitzer Prize in international reporting.
https://t.co/b022ULU4Sl
CSU's unhappy budget cuts roll on.
It's telling that this story grants anonymity to someone in the CSU English Dept. who believed, probably rightfully, that speaking out about the importance of poetry would cost them their job. What a world.
https://t.co/EW6qJSOmpi
In Ohio, there's lately been a flurry of data center moratoriums, data center groundbreakings, data center protests, data center tax incentive deals.
The pace is astonishing. What are we supposed to make of this?
My latest - https://t.co/iJvqDbZEuN
The AP team earned the award "for an astonishing global investigation into state-of-the-art tools of mass surveillance, created in Silicon Valley, advanced in China and spreading worldwide before returning to America for secret new uses by the U.S. Border Patrol."
How is it that in Ohio you have to be 18 to vote, but can still get married at 17? Lawmakers are now looking to change that after concerns about teen protections. We're talking about this and more on the "Today in Ohio" Podcast: https://t.co/W0XYyCGcyL
His great talent, he learned in his late twenties, was that he could recall with perfect accuracy every six-digit two-factor authorization code he'd been given in his life. The question, though, was how to use this skill? What treasures awaited, now that he'd found his calling?