A nice city with not a whole lot to do. I like Pittsburgh better :-) Go Steelers!

Avoid Akron at all costs during the winter months. Way too cold and snowy for my taste!

Cleveland Rocks, Clevelands what its made of. Not a bad city, the downtown was a bit of a ghost town in some places, the waterfront area near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is quite nice. Over buy Jacobs Field there are a few good Sports Bars and restaurants. Do not take advice on the train when to get off as we were given bad advice and had to walk thru one of the worst neighbourhoods I have ever seen. All in all had a great time there watching the 25th Anniversay Grand Prix of Cleveland.

Comedian Dave Chappelle and his family live in Yellow Springs, Ohio. I went to a Hip-Hop concert at Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio

College town, if you are a dirty hippie, an ultra-feminist, a lesbian, gay, worry about things like gender stereotypes and/or play an instrument really well this is the place for you. For some reason there are a few Republicans here. There is a well funded club for them, it's membership is approximately 10, quite a bit less than the gay socialist vegans club. I don't know shit about the town.

Sandusky has the greatest rollercoasters in the world.

Cleaveland is an amazing city. There is so much to do. Fun fact: After New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, Cleaveland has the most theatres in the U.S. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is always worth a trip and so is the House of Blues.

Decent tourist attraction driving distance from Cleveland - bed and breakfasts would be a good option

The home of Cedar Point. Also the home town of Tommy Calahan Jr., Big Tom's son.

Cincinnati. well it is only cool if you are going down to go to the stadium for a game.