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Haley Vest used to live on the corner of Indianola and Morse Road in Clintonville. But she would occasionally explore other areas鈥攍ike the picturesque Old鈥�

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At the intersection of Brighton and High Street in Clintonville, two covered stairwells descend into the sidewalks. Listener Rachel Shininger noticed these stairs and asked 星空无限传媒 where they led - and what else was below ground.

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Biologist Mike Graziano loves to explore the Clintonville area鈥檚 ravines. According to an acquaintance, this Ohio State University PhD candidate is the鈥�

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