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Five Great Native Flowers for Pollinator Gardens in Northeast Ohio

Ohio native plants for pollinators

Attract local pollinators, including bees and butterflies, to your Northeast Ohio garden with these 5 native flowers.

Five Great Native Flowers for Pollinator Gardens in Northeast Ohio

A pollinator garden is simply a garden that features many plants preferred by pollinator species, such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Of all the food that humans (and all other creatures) rely on to survive, 80% requires pollination by insects or other animals. Due to human influence in causing climate change, habitat loss, and pollution, pollinator species populations have been rapidly declining in recent years.

By planting a pollinator garden in your own backyard, you can help to do your part in restoring populations of these important species. By planting native pollinator-friendly plants, you help to feed and restore habitat for these creatures that we rely on for our own survival.

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Is Cedar Point Haunted? Ghost Stories of Sandusky, Ohio

Is Cedar Point Haunted?

Throughout the years, there have been numerous reports of hauntings throughout the Cedar Point amusement park. Is there any truth to these ghost stories? Could this popular tourist destination in Sandusky, Ohio really be haunted?

Is Cedar Point Haunted? Ghost Stories of Sandusky, Ohio

Cedar Point is one of the most popular amusement parks in the world and boasts 71 rides (including 17 rollercoasters) on 364 acres. This tourist attraction is commonly referred to as “America’s Roller Coast.” About 3.2 million visitors from all around the world flock to the park each summer. Cedar Point was first opened in 1870 and has a rich history, so it is no surprise that an amusement park this old and this popular would be rumored to be home to several ghostly residents. The entire park is rumored to be haunted, with sightings and encounters reported regularly in certain areas of the park. Each ghostly presence, if real, has its own reason for remaining in the park long after death. If you believe the legends, you need not wait for Halloweekends to encounter spooky happenings at Cedar Point.

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