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The University of Findlay’s Mazza Museum will showcase a selection of the world’s finest fantasy artists in its 11th annual Enchanted Brush exhibit, open now through August 29. This year’s exhibit, ...

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If your birthday is in July, you're in luck! It may be America's birthday month, but restaurants and businesses nationwide ...