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Friday, December 14, 2007
Early industrial valley lives again along towpath
by WKSU's DANIEL HOCKENSMITH
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Daniel Hockensmith
Akron's Cascade Valley is the subject of a new book about the beginnings of the city as an industrial hub.
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