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Published 1 month ago

Small Ohio town expecting big influx of visitors for solar eclipse

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Forest, Ohio will be one of the places in the entire country with the longest period of totality, the time sky will go dark as the moon crosses the path of the sun. The number of visitors could be in the thousands. The village has designated a local park, a soccer field, and a square for viewing.

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Small Ohio town expecting big influx of visitors for solar eclipse

April's solar eclipse will turn this tiny midwest town into the center of all the action.

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