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Co-op PeopleFrost says he founded the event because he wanted to give veterans with disabilities an opportunity to take part in one of his favorite activities,
Woods, Waters & WildlifeThe Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum estimates that from 1875 to 1975, somewhere around 6,000 commercial ships sank on the Great Lakes — and those are
Power LinesCo-ops were early adopters of AMR (automated meter reading) and AMI (advanced metering infrastructure), which automate tasks as mundane as reading
Up FrontOver the past year, several strong storms caused damage and power outages across Ohio.
Power Lines
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by Craig GroomsOver the past year, several strong storms caused damage and power outages across Ohio. Every time, lineworkers and other employees of Ohio’s 24 electric cooperatives mobilized to restore power in their communities.
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by Jeff McCallister with reporting by Mary Morgan EdwardsCo-ops were early adopters of AMR (automated meter reading) and AMI (advanced metering infrastructure), which automate tasks as mundane as reading a meter or finding the location of an outage.
by Craig GroomsEvery law, regulation, and policy choice that touches the electric industry has the potential to affect the cost and reliability of the power that electric cooperative members depend on every day.
Feature Stories
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by James ProffittFrost says he founded the event because he wanted to give veterans with disabilities an opportuni
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by Margie WuebkerClassics Stuffed animals
by Randy EdwardsBruns traces his fascination with the fantastical back to his 1970s childhood in front of the tel
Good Eats
by Catherine Murray
by Catherine MurrayThis month, instead of our usual selection of lip-smacking, fully put-together, and kitchen-teste
by Catherine MurrayIn this month's issue of Ohio Cooperative Living, readers will find recipes for:
Woods, Waters & Wildlife
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by W.H. Chip GrossThe Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum estimates that from 1875 to 1975, somewhere around 6,000 commerc
by W.H. Chip GrossChapman had always been drawn to the woods and wilderness, intrigued by Native people, wildlife,
by W.H. Chip GrossBut as forests once again began growing in Ohio during the early part of the 20th century, deer g
