Annie Nickoloff

Hey friends! I'll be a judge at the Food Truck Challenge at Crocker Park on Saturday, Sept. 27!

I'm excited to help pick the winners with some other awesome folks! The event (11 a.m.-4 p.m.) is open to the public & there's a ton of fun food to try 😋

Hope to see you there!

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there should be an app / social media account / town crier that tells you exactly where you can stream the twilight movies at any given point in time

So incredibly proud of Dr. Mike!!! ❤️

September issue! 🍂

In it, I wrote about a Northeast Ohio backpacking adventure I took with Mike earlier this summer.

And I also wrote about some people who took much more impressive backpacking adventures.

The Buckeye Trail is very cool.

Hope you can give it a read!

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Spotted Lanternflies Are Spreading Quite a Bit in Ohio Every year, the invasive pest is found in more and more of Ohio — including five new counties just in 2025. By Annie Nickoloff

Last year, the department added six new Ohio counties to its spotted lanternfly quarantine list, bringing the total number to 18.

This year, the department has confirmed populations in five more counties: Huron County, Washington County, Scioto County, Clark County and Henry County.

"A modern folk tale filled with love, laughter and the joy of life. Reading these merry pages is something like eating a dinner of the very best spaghetti and meat sauce with plenty of Chianti and a string orchestra nearby playing 'Santa Lucia." —The New York Times THE COMING OF FABRIZZE A NOVEL RAYMOND DeCAPITE Foreword by Tony Ardizzone The 81 Essential Cleveland Novels These stories may be fiction, but they are all set in a real place: Northeast Ohio. Read novels from the 1800s to 2025 that use our home as their home. Edited by Annie Nickoloff

At Cleveland Magazine, @nickoloffoff.bsky.social has a new list of “81 Essential Cleveland Novels”—including one from KSUP! “The Coming of Fabrizze,” by Raymond DeCapite, was originally published in 1960 and tells the story of an Italian immigrant in the 1920s: clevelandmagazine.com/entertainmen...

DEI Health Research Cuts Put US Medical Breakthroughs at Risk The Trump administration’s decision to cut roughly $2 billion in NIH grants have jeopardized future research, forcing scientists to think about how they’ll operate without the US government as a relia...

Vital, thorough reporting on research funding cuts from @bloomberglaw.com -
news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-a...

for real it's such a pick-me-up!!!

Ed, you rule!!

Hey Brandy! I'll be out of town - sounds like an amazing time!

Get your bookmarks ready: This month, Cleveland Magazine celebrates the written word in our "Reading Cleveland" feature, exploring a world of books just in time for summer reading season. 📚
clevelandmagazine.com/entertainmen...

Latest issue of @clevelandmag.bsky.social is Tula-approved!

Vibes

Q. Have you seen any good movies lately? A. Well, I've only seen one in the last couple of years. It's called Norbit by Eddie Murphy. Q. How did you like it? A. Fantastic movie. Very funny. Q. What's your favorite movie? A. Norbit.

RIP to Brian Wilson, who gave us many perfect albums but also the perfect interview

$1.10 for each document you need to submit 😂

That's where I'm at with this $0.15, lol. Probably not worth it!
But I think I will for the one that's $50-$100

ok, found out one of my two unclaimed properties is $0.15 lmao

Ohio Senate unveils surprise new plan for state to give $600M for new Browns stadium Senate Republicans are proposing a new way to offer $600 million toward a new Cleveland Browns stadium in Brook Park.

let's see how they fare without my ~$50 now 😏

claimed my ~$50 of unclaimed property because ohio wants to use it to build a freaking football stadium 😤

have reached out to 20 organizations & sources for a story

have interviewed... 3 🫠

a song of repentance!!!

listening to lou bega's 1999 hit song mambo no 5 will not automatically cure a bad day, but it will not make it worse

Packed house at the Cleveland Museum of Art for the Takashi Murakami media preview! @clevelandmag.bsky.social

Finally got to see (and review/photograph) Devo!

A tim Misny billboard depicting tim Misny as a guardian of traffic statue with the text "always protecting you"

Chiseled Misny

"ancient times": "The incarnations of filial piety in various cultures are reflected by examples through history. Rabbi Eliezer (c. 100 CE) was said to have interrupted a man reading aloud the opening words of the then-banned and still-troubling Ezekiel 23.[5] Man: "Mortal, proclaim to Jerusalem her abominations..." Eliezer: "Why don't you go out and proclaim the abominations of your mother?"

"Plutarch's biography of Cicero notes that:[6] Again, in a dispute with Cicero, Metellus Nepos asked repeatedly "Who is your father?" "In your case," said Cicero, "your mother has made the answer to this question rather difficult." In the Strategies of the Warring States, it is recorded that the following was said by the King Wei of Qi after "

I'm obsessed with how much ancient history wikipedia editors managed to fit into the "yo mama" article

Nathan Fielder pointing out that the 23 seconds “Sully” Sullenberger was quiet in the cockpit before landing that plane is the exact length of the chorus to Evanescence’s “Bring Me To Life” is the year’s best music journalism.