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Gallia–Meigs Regional Airport

Gallia–Meigs Regional Airport (ICAO: KGAS, FAA LID: GAS) is a publicly owned, public use airport located in Gallipolis, Ohio, United States. The airport is named after Gallia County and Meigs County. History The airport was built with the combined money from both Gallia and Meigs Counties. In April 1967, it was anticipated that the former Gallipolis State Farm would be selected as site for the airport. The airport was used by Governor Jim Rhodes in mid December 1967 to survey the site of the Silver Bridge disaster. The airport had not yet been dedicated at the time and runway lighting had to be hooked up to emergency power to allow his plane to land at night. The incident subsequently provided an impetus to speed up completion of the airport. The airport was planned to be dedicated on 22 September 1968. A federal grant approved in November paid for the construction of an access road to the airport. Plans to replace the airport beacon and terminal were announced in June 2024. The county applied for federal grants to repave and expand the apron in January 2026. Facilities and aircraft The airport has one runway, designated as runway 5/23. It measures 3999 x 75 ft (1219 x 23 m) and is paved with asphalt. The airport received a $1 million grant in 2015 to rehabilitate its runway. The runway was re-surfaced, and the surrounding lawn's soil was replaced, seeded, and mulched. The airport has a fixed-base operator that offers fuel and limited amenities. For the 12-month period ending June 15, 2021, the airport had 18,615 aircraft operations, an average of 51 per day. This included 98% general aviation, 1% military, and <1% air taxi. For the same time period, there were 16 aircraft based at the airport: 13 single- and 2 multi-engine airplanes as well as 1 helicopter. Accidents and incidents On 27 October 1978, two airplanes collided while attempting to land at the airport, killing one and injuring four. On July 23, 2021, a Cessna 152 was substantially damaged during take-off from Gallia-Meigs Regional Airport. The instructor and student onboard had completed successful takeoffs and landings before switching to the opposite runway. During a takeoff attempt, the aircraft hit a deer, and the instructor took control of the aircraft and brought it to a stop. Neither person onboard was injured. The probable cause of the accident was found to be the collision with a deer during the take-off roll. On October 2, 2023, a Piper PA-28 was damaged on landing at Gallia Meigs Regional Airport. The aircraft's nose gear collapsed on landing and the airplane veered off the runway, striking runway lights. See also List of airports in Ohio References External links Resources for this airport: FAA airport information for GAS AirNav airport information for GAS FlightAware airport information and live flight tracker SkyVector aeronautical chart for GAS
Hebrew Union College

Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion (též zkráceně HUC nebo HUC-JIR) je škola založená v roce 1875 a je tak nejstarší rabínskou vysokou školou v Americe. Popis Škola vzdělává rabíny, kantory a učitele náboženství a nabízí vysokoškolské studium židovských studií včetně promoce. HUC má ve Spojených státech tři školicí střediska: Cincinnati, Ohio, založil v roce 1875 rabín Isaac Mayer Wise, New York City od roku 1950, vytvořené po sloučení HUC s židovským institutem náboženství, založeným v roce 1922 Stephenem Wisem, a Los Angeles, založené v roce 1954 v University Park. Školní kampus založený v roce 1963 v Jeruzalémě je jediným liberálním rabínským seminářem v Izraeli. HUC-JIR spolupracuje se Svazem reformního judaismu, Ústřední radou amerických rabínů, Americkou konferencí kantorů a Národní asociací pedagogů chrámu. Od roku 1968 Škola židovského neziskového managementu v Los Angeles školí příští generaci vůdců pro židovské obce. Knihovna HUC-JIR obsahuje miliony svazků, a je tak jednou z největších světových sbírek judaik. Škola spolupracuje se školou Abrahama Geigera a Židovským kantorským institutem na Postupimské univerzitě v Německu. Reference V tomto článku byl použit překlad textu z článku Hebrew Union College na německé Wikipedii. Literatura Samuel E. Karff (Hrsg.): Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion at One Hundred Years. Cincinnati 1976. Yaakov Ariel: Hebrew Union College. In: Dan Diner (Hrsg.): Enzyklopädie jüdischer Geschichte und Kultur (EJGK). Svazek 3.: He–Lu. Metzler, Stuttgart/Weimar 2012, ISBN 978-3-476-02503-6, S. 24–27. Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion na Wikimedia Commons Oficiální webové stránky Webová stránka školy židovského neziskového managementu Archivováno 6. 5. 2021 na Wayback Machine.
Hebrew Union College

Das Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC bzw. HUC-JIR) wurde 1875 gegründet und ist das älteste Rabbinerseminar Amerikas. Es bildet Rabbiner, Kantoren und Religionslehrer für den Dienst in liberalen Gemeinden aus und bietet Graduate Studies in Judaistik bis zur Promotion an. Das HUC unterhält drei Ausbildungsstätten in den USA: Cincinnati, Ohio, gegründet 1875 durch Rabbiner Isaac Mayer Wise; New York City seit 1950, entstanden nach dem Zusammenschluss des HUC mit dem Jewish Institute of Religion, gegründet 1922 von Stephen Wise; und Los Angeles, gegründet 1954 in University Park. Der 1963 gegründete Campus in Jerusalem ist das einzige liberale Rabbinerseminar in Israel. HUC-JIR kooperiert mit der Union for Reform Judaism und der Central Conference of American Rabbis, der American Conference of Cantors und der National Association of Temple Educators. Seit 1968 bildet die in Los Angeles ansässige Fakultät School of Jewish Nonprofit Management die nächste Generation der Führungskräfte für die Jüdische Gemeinde aus. Mit einer Million Bänden besitzt das HUC-JIR eine der weltweit größten Judaica-Sammlungen. Ein Kooperationsabkommen verbindet HUC-JIR mit dem Abraham-Geiger-Kolleg und dem Jewish Institute of Cantorial Arts an der Universität Potsdam (Deutschland). Literatur Samuel E. Karff (Hrsg.): Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion at One Hundred Years. Cincinnati 1976. Yaakov Ariel: Hebrew Union College. In: Dan Diner (Hrsg.): Enzyklopädie jüdischer Geschichte und Kultur (EJGK). Band 3: He–Lu. Metzler, Stuttgart/Weimar 2012, ISBN 978-3-476-02503-6, S. 24–27. Weblinks Offizielle Website Webseite der School of Jewish Nonprofit Management
Hebrew Union College

Hebrew Union College (pełna nazwa: Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion) – najstarsza uczelnia w Stanach Zjednoczonych, kształcąca rabinów reformowanych, kantorów i znawców judaizmu. HUC-JIR ma kampusy w Cincinnati, Nowym Jorku, Los Angeles i Jerozolimie. Założone zostało w 1875 roku przez Isaaca Mayera Wise’a. Pierwszy kampus zlokalizowany był w Cincinnati. W latach pięćdziesiątych otwarto pozostałe kampusy w USA, a kampus w Jerozolimie w 1963 roku. Absolwentem jest naczelny rabin Beit Polska Burt Schuman.
Еврейский юнион-колледж — Еврейский институт религии

Еврейский юнион-колледж — Еврейский институт религии (англ. Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion, также известный как HUC, HUC-JIR и The College-Institute) — еврейская семинария с тремя филиалами в Соединённых Штатах и одним филиалом в Иерусалиме. Это старейшая еврейская семинария в США и главная семинария по подготовке раввинов, канторов, педагогов и общественных работников в сфере реформистского иудаизма. У учебного учреждения есть кампусы в Цинциннати, Нью-Йорке, Лос-Анджелесе и Иерусалиме (это единственная семинария в Израиле по подготовке реформистского еврейского духовенства). История Первоначально в Цинциннати в 1875 году был основан Еврейский юнион-колледж под руководством раввина Айзека Уайза. Якоб Иезекииль был секретарем правления, регистратором и казначеем с момента основания колледжа и до самой своей смерти в 1899 году. Первый выпуск раввинского класса колледжа состоялся в 1883 году: выпускной банкет этого класса стал известен как Банкет Трефа (Trefa Banquet). В 1950 году Еврейский юнион-колледж объединился с Еврейским институтом религии с кампусом в Нью-Йорке. В настоящее время Колледж еврейского союза — Еврейский институт религии — это международная семинария и аспирантура, предлагающие широкий спектр академических и профессиональных программ. В дополнение к своей раввинской школе, работают школы управления еврейскими некоммерческими организациями, духовной музыки, библейской археологии и израильскую раввинскую программу. Университетский кампус этого учебного заведения в Лос-Анджелесе реализует многие из своих программ и степеней в сотрудничестве с соседним Университетом Южной Калифорнии. Это сотрудничество включает создание Центра мусульманско-иудейского взаимодействия, межконфессионального аналитического центра через партнерство с фондом Omar Foundation. Библиотечная система учебного заведения содержит одну из самых обширных еврейских коллекций в мире; каждый кампус имеет свою собственную библиотеку. Также имеется академическое издательство Hebrew Union College Press, которое выпускает публикации, связанные с иудаизмом и ежегодник исследований под названием Hebrew Union College Annual (издается с 1924 года). В Колледже еврейского союза — Еврейском институте религии обучаются как мужчины, так и женщины. Примечания Ссылки Hebrew Union College — Jewish Institute of Religion Об университете
Hebrew Union College

Hebrew Union College eller Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC) (HUC-JIR) är ett utbildningscentrum i USA för utbildning av personal inom reformjudendom. Hebrew Union College är det äldsta judiska seminariet i USA. Man utbildar främst rabbiner, kantorer och övrig personal som tjänstgör i reformförsamlingar. Hebrew Union College har flera campus. De finns i Cincinnati, New York, Los Angeles och i Jerusalem. Alumni Hebrew Union College grundades 1875 av rabbinen Isaac Mayer Wise i Cincinnati, Ohio. Tolkningen av judendomen och judisk tradition är sett ur ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Både män och kvinnor deltar på lika villkor i alla kurser och program. En av deras mest framstående lärare var rabbinen och teologen Abraham Joshua Heschel. Några kända personer som utbildats vid HUC-JIR: Alysa Stanton, den första afro-amerikanska rabbinen. Jonathan Rosenbaum, professor. Aktiv i judisk-kristen dialog. Ruth Langer, professor i teologi. Externa länkar Hebrew Union College webbplats Central Conference of American Rabbis webbplats The Union for Reform Judaism webbplats Reform Judaism Magazine webbplats Källor
Penta Career Center

Penta Career Center is a public vocational high school (grades 10-12) and adult education center in Perrysburg Township, Wood County, Ohio. It opened in 1965. It serves 16 school districts from the five counties of Fulton, Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky, and Wood, hence the name "Penta". School districts served Anthony Wayne Local School District Benton-Carroll-Salem Local School District Bowling Green City School District Eastwood Local School District Elmwood Local School District Genoa Area Local School District Lake Local School District Maumee City School District North Baltimore Local School District Northwood Local School District Otsego Local School District Perrysburg Exempted Village School District Rossford Exempted Village School District Springfield Local School District Swanton Local School District Woodmore Local School District Programs offered References External links Penta Career Center
Perry–Payne Building

The Perry–Payne Building is a historic commercial building in downtown Cleveland, Ohio, United States in the city's historic Warehouse District. Designed by prominent architects for a leading politician, it gained national attention as an architectural masterpiece upon its completion. Long home to the offices of manufacturing and transportation companies, it has been named a historic site. Architecture Built primarily of stone and designed by the firm of Cudell and Richardson, the eight-story Perry–Payne Building possesses unusual fenestration: its seven-bay facade is composed largely of windows, while the sides are almost windowless. Its design represents a crucial technological juncture: the exterior is primarily traditional stonemasonry, but reduced stonework – and thus exceptionally large amounts of window area – are permitted by the use of structural iron inside the building. Its floors are made of concrete and tile, unlike the wooden floors of earlier commercial buildings produced by Cudell and Richardson. At the time of its completion, the building included a large and unique lightwell, an interior court with a glass roof, which has since been covered with flooring. When the Perry–Payne Building was completed, architects from across the United States came to examine its revolutionary new design, with particular attention being drawn to the lightwell; the attention given to the building produced fame for Cudell and Richardson. History Begun in 1888 and completed in the following year, the Perry–Payne Building was named for its owner and his family: it was erected for politician Henry B. Payne, and "Perry" was his wife's maiden name. During the building's early years, its offices were occupied primarily by firms in the shipping and iron-manufacturing businesses; such companies remained its tenants for many years, as these industries held crucial rôles in Cleveland's industrial economy. It is no longer used as offices or for any other commercial purpose: from 1994 to 1995, it was remodelled into a 92-unit apartment building. In 1973, the Perry–Payne Building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, qualifying because its historically significant architecture, and when Cleveland's Warehouse District was listed on the Register as a historic district in 1982, it was named one of the district's contributing properties. References External links Owner's website
Silas Ferrell House

The Silas Ferrell House is a historic residence in the village of Shiloh, Ohio, United States. Built in the closing decades of the nineteenth century as the home of a wealthy businessman, the house exemplifies the economic prosperity of 1880s Shiloh. Its distinctive architecture has qualified it for designation as a historic site. History Shiloh was platted in September 1852 around a rural station of the Sandusky and Mansfield Railroad at a three-way junction with the Cleveland and Columbus Railroad and with the road between the cities of Tiffin and Wooster. Originally named "Salem Station" because of its location near the short-lived village of Salem, it was given its present name in 1862, soon after the Battle of Shiloh in the Civil War. By the end of the century, Shiloh was a flourishing locality: with the presence of the railroads, the village's commerce grew to the point that parts of the business district were three stories tall. Further contributing to local prosperity was the presence of natural gas deposits, which were sufficient to supply all local needs while leaving some for export to surrounding communities. Within such an environment was the Silas Ferrell House constructed in 1880. Ferrell was a well-to-do village merchant: he owned the general store and a factory that produced agricultural equipment, and he had a share in the operation of Shiloh's grain elevator. Since Ferrell's day, his house has not always been used as a residence; for a time, it was the location of the McQuate Funeral Home. Architecture The Ferrell House is a square Italianate residence with a cupola atop the center of the hip roof. Two stories high, the weatherboarded structure rests on a foundation of limestone; its roof is tin, and additional elements are made of wood. A small porch is attached to the front, and the roofs feature cornices with brackets. Such elements are clear examples of the Italianate style, along with the symmetrical three-bay facade, the decorative milling on the cornice and the windows, and the hoods atop the rounded windows. No other building in Shiloh retains such a high degree of integrity in the Italianate style, and its location on Main Street increases the house's prominence. Completing the property are a small shed and a two-story carriage house behind the house itself. Preservation At the end of 1987, the Silas Ferrell House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, qualifying because of its well-preserved historic architecture. More than sixty buildings and historic districts throughout Richland County have been given this distinction, but most are located in the county seat of Mansfield, and the Ferrell House is the only one in or near Shiloh. References
Národní park Cuyahoga Valley

Národní park Cuyahoga Valley (anglicky Cuyahoga Valley National Park) je jeden z amerických národních parků. Nachází se na severovýchodě Ohia, mezi městy Akron a Cleveland, na severovýchodě Spojených států amerických. Park má rozlohu 133 km² a chrání původní krajinu a kulturní krajinu podél řeky Cuyahoga River. Jako přírodní chráněná oblast byl založen v roce 1974, od roku 2000 je národním parkem. Reference Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Národní park Cuyahoga Valley na Wikimedia Commons
Cuyahoga Valley National Park

Cuyahoga Valley National Park er en nationalpark i delstaten Ohio, USA. Parken blev etableret 21. oktober 2000, og er på 133 km². De vigtigste naturattraktioner i nationalparken er landskabet langs Cuyahogafloden mellem Akron og Cleveland i den nordøstlige del af delstaten Ohio i USA. Parken har vandfald, bakker, vandrestier og udstillinger af tidligt landliv. Vandrestien Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath Trail følger kanalen Ohio and Erie Canal, hvor muldyr trak kanalbåde. Parken har mange historiske hjem, broer og andre bygninger. Parken er den eneste nationalpark i Ohio. Cuyahoga betyder «krogede flod» på Mohawk-sproget. Den blev oprindelig oprettet som et «US National Recreational Area» 27. december 1974, og gjort om til nationalpark af Kongressen 11. oktober 2000. Se også Nationalparker i USA Eksterne kilder/henvisninger Officielt websted for Cuyahoga Valley National Park (engelsk)
Cuyahoga-Valley-Nationalpark

i3i6 Der Cuyahoga-Valley-Nationalpark befindet sich im Nordosten der USA. Es ist der erste Nationalpark in Ohio und liegt in der Nähe von Akron und Cleveland. Durch den Park schlängelt sich der Cuyahoga River, was in den irokesischen Sprachen Crooked River (deutsch in etwa „Gewundener Fluss“) bedeutet. 1974 wurde das 132 km² große Gebiet zu einem nationalen Erholungsgebiet (National Recreation Area) erklärt. Am 11. Oktober 2000 entstand daraus der Nationalpark. Bei Besuchern beliebt sind Wanderungen und Radfahren auf dem 30 km langen Towpath Trail, der früher ein Teil des 496 km langen Ohio-Erie-Kanals war. Weblinks National Park Service: Cuyahoga-Valley-Nationalpark (offizielle Seite; englisch)
Nacionalni park Cuyahoga Valley

Nacionalni park Cuyahoga Valley jedan je od 58 nacionalnih parkova smještenih na području Sjedinjenih Američkih Država. Zemljopisni podaci Cuyahoga Valley Park se nalazi na sjeveroistoku američke savezne države Ohio i jedini je nacionalni park na području te države. Površina mu iznosi 133,33 km2. Obuhvaća ruralni krajolik uz rijeku Cuyahoga između gradova Akron i Cleveland. Naziv parka Naziv parka se veže uz ime rijeke Cuyahoga što na jeziku indijanskog plemena Mohawk znači vijugava rijeka. Naziv parka bi na hrvatskom jeziku bio Dolina vijugave rijeke. Povijest Na područje današnjeg parka, poglavito u dolinu uz rijeku, 1870-ih je stanovništvo okolnih gradova počelo dolazit na rekreaciju koja se sastojala od vožnji kočijom ili izleta brodicama duž kanala. Veći razvoj parka započinje 1910. i 1920. uspostavom gradskog okruga parka gradova Akron i Cleveland. Biznismen Hayward Kendall 1929. je godine darovao 430 hektara oko Richie Ledgea uz uvjet da se zemljište mora koristiti za svrhe parka. Taj je dio parka prozvan Virginia Kendall Park, u čast majke darovatelja. 1930-ih je izgrađen veliki dio infrastrukture uključujući i današnji dom Happy Days te skloništa u Octagonu, Ledgeu i kod jezera Kendall. Iako je dio parka bio zaštićen, lokalno se stanovništvo plašilo da bi širenje obližnjih gradova moglo narušiti prirodne ljepote Cuyanoga Valley parka. Stoga je 27. prosinca 1974. godine predsjednik Gerald Ford odlučio da se osnuje nacionalno rekreacijsko područje Cuyahoga Valley. Napokon je 11. listopada 2000. godine Kongres ovo područje proglasio nacionalnim parkom. Izvori Vanjske poveznice Cuyahoga Valley National Park Association (engl.) Cuyahoga Valley National Park - galerija slika Ostali projekti
Cuyahoga Valley National Park

Cuyahoga Valley National Park is het enige nationale park in de Amerikaanse staat Ohio. Het park beschermt 130 km² van het stroomgebied van de Cuyahoga, tussen Akron en Cleveland. De naam van de rivier betekent in het Mohawk Crooked River (kronkelende rivier). Populair bij bezoekers is het wandelen en fietsen op het 30 km lange jaagpad Towpath Trail, dat vroeger een deel was van het 496 km lange Ohio-Eriekanaal. Afbeeldingen Externe link National Park Service - Officiële site van het park
Park Narodowy Cuyahoga Valley

Park Narodowy Cuyahoga Valley (ang. Cuyahoga Valley National Park) – park narodowy położony w północno-wschodniej części stanu Ohio w Stanach Zjednoczonych. Park został utworzony w 2000 roku, na powierzchni 133,33 km². Nazwa parku wywodzi się od doliny przepływającej przez park rzeki Cuyahoga. Cuyahoga w języku mohawk oznacza „krzywą rzekę”. Zobacz też parki narodowe w Ameryce Północnej Przypisy Linki zewnętrzne Strona oficjalna National Park Service (ang.)
Кайахога-Валли (национальный парк)

Кайахога-Валли (англ. Cuyahoga Valley National Park) — национальный парк в США. Кайахога-Валли расположен между городами Акрон и Кливленд на территории округов Кайахога и Саммит. Это — единственный национальный парк в штате Огайо. Площадь парка составляет 82,31 км², местная охраняемая зона составляет 132,87 км². Национальный парк образован 11 октября 2000 года вместо территории одноимённой национальной зоны отдыха. В 2013 году количество посетивших парк туристов оценивалось в 2,1 млн. человек. На территории национального парка зарегистрировано более 900 видов растений, 32 вида млекопитающих, более 200 видов птиц, 43 вида рыб и 20 видов рептилий. Примечания