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Ohio Restaurant & Hospitality Alliance’s annual awards open for public voting

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Ethan Kelly
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Ethan holds a degree in Business Administration from the University of Akron and has five years of experience covering local startups and economic development for the Akron Beacon Journal. His analytical perspective sheds light on the entrepreneurial spirit of Cleveland.

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Ohio Restaurant & Hospitality Alliance’s annual awards open for public voting — Columbus Dining news

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Voting for the Ohio Restaurant Hospitality Alliance’s annual industry awards celebration noting the state’s outstanding restaurant, foodservice and hospitality professionals is underway.

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