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Freelance journalist for Time, Wash. Post, etc. Oxford U. Press biographer. Spent 34 years at Plain Dealer.

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Pittsburghers have mixed feelings on the area’s historic stone, brick and wooden roads Original

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David Cohen grew up playing on a wooden field. “You had to be sure-footed,” he recalls about pickup games on Shadyside’s Roslyn Place, one of the nation’s few surviving wooden streets. Cohen often talks up Roslyn while chauffeuring movie actors around town. “Inevitably,” he says, “they want to come see the street.” It also draws many walkers, bicyclists, bachelor and bachelorette parties, photographers, artists and people who make rubbings of its oak blocks.
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This firefly festival about 100 miles from Pittsburgh sells out every year

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In the Allegheny National Forest, love is lighting up the night. The forest hosts at least 15 species of fireflies, all of which spark in the dark this time of year. These lightning bugs will be the stars of the 14th Annual Pennsylvania Firefly Festival in Tionesta, Pa., on June 26 and 27. The festival’s guided nocturnal sightings are already booked up, but there’ll be free daytime nature exhibits, music and other happenings in honor of fireflies.
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Grandparents for Vaccines don’t want Clevelanders reliving the brutality of polio, meningitis

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In 1952, Akron Children’s Hospital had to borrow a church basement for some of the hospital’s many polio patients. [Photo by Bob Coon, Cleveland Press, courtesy of Cleveland Memory Project] Some of the few surviving victims of polio, meningitis and other brutal contagions of old fear the nation’s growing rejection of vaccines. Patrick Crago belongs to Grandparents for Vaccines, a network launched in Cleveland last year and spreading around the country.
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