Kailey Sherrick

The Blob Isn’t Toxic, but the Politics Are: The Story Behind Lake Erie’s Mass of Sediment

If you believe the sensational headlines, Cleveland has a “toxic blob,” a silent menace that sits just nine miles off the coast of Lake Erie, and is said to be migrating towards one of the city’s water supply pipes.

Martha Bayne2016-05-11T09:43:11-04:00May 9, 2016|

The Chatpattey Room: Refugees Creating a Home — And A Business — In The Rust Belt

Nestled between a modern-day bistro and a jewelry shop, just inside of Akron’s North Hill neighborhood, sits a small inconspicuous building.

William Rickman2016-05-09T13:53:43-04:00November 17, 2015|

Tent City in the Heartland: The Life and Death of the Chickahominy Indian Tribal Rescue Mission

I stood on the bridge and looked out over the scattered patches of tents that rose from the land like wild mushrooms, clustered yet separate.

William Rickman2017-12-14T14:24:49-05:00June 11, 2015|

The Blob Isn’t Toxic, but the Politics Are: The Story Behind Lake Erie’s Mass of Sediment

The Chatpattey Room: Refugees Creating a Home — And A Business — In The Rust Belt

Tent City in the Heartland: The Life and Death of the Chickahominy Indian Tribal Rescue Mission

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