Posted January 17, 20223 yr comment_1658987 To the Central Ohio fans: I have found a way to access the Cincinnati Enquirer without having to subscribe. If you have a Columbus library card, you can log into their website, select “E-Content”, then scroll down until see a link for “US News Stream “. Once you click on that, you have to log in with your library card number and pin (usually the last 4 digits of your phone number) and then search for the Cincinnati Enquirer. Once you find it, click on “Go to Publication Page”. I only went back 3 days but it had all the sports stories and Doc’s columns. Also, you can access the Columbus Dispatch through the Press Reader link on the E-Content page. I don’t know if other cities’ libraries offer this service, but it may be worth poking around your library website.
January 17, 20223 yr Author comment_1658991 https://www.proquest.com/docview/2619803826/D0D68535F06B46EFPQ/34?accountid=1060 Here’s the Paul Daugherty column from yesterday that someone else tried to post.
January 17, 20223 yr Author comment_1658994 You can thank hubby for part of it. He’s the one who discovered the Dispatch access. I just poked around further and found the Enquirer access.
January 17, 20223 yr comment_1658996 10 minutes ago, Shebengal said: https://www.proquest.com/docview/2619803826/D0D68535F06B46EFPQ/34?accountid=1060 Here’s the Paul Daugherty column from yesterday that someone else tried to post. Thanks for sharing (seriously). Doc can go sit on a cactus, though.
January 18, 20223 yr Author comment_1659059 3 hours ago, CincyInDC said: Thanks for sharing (seriously). Doc can go sit on a cactus, though. You’re welcome ☺️.
January 18, 20223 yr comment_1659064 Also if you have a library card from any Ohio library you can get one from the Columbus library via their site.
January 18, 20223 yr comment_1659147 17 hours ago, Shebengal said: To the Central Ohio fans: I have found a way to access the Cincinnati Enquirer without having to subscribe. If you have a Columbus library card, you can log into their website, select “E-Content”, then scroll down until see a link for “US News Stream “. Once you click on that, you have to log in with your library card number and pin (usually the last 4 digits of your phone number) and then search for the Cincinnati Enquirer. Once you find it, click on “Go to Publication Page”. I only went back 3 days but it had all the sports stories and Doc’s columns. Also, you can access the Columbus Dispatch through the Press Reader link on the E-Content page. I don’t know if other cities’ libraries offer this service, but it may be worth poking around your library website. What is a "library card"? Never heard of such thing
January 18, 20223 yr Author comment_1659267 9 hours ago, I_C_Deadpeople said: What is a "library card"? Never heard of such thing It’s a card that lets you check stuff out of your library, Or nowadays lets you check out and access e-content also. They’re free and I think some libraries, you can request one online.
January 18, 20223 yr comment_1659269 1 minute ago, Shebengal said: It’s a card that lets you check stuff out of your library, Or nowadays lets you check out and access e-content also. They’re free and I think some libraries, you can request one online. I may have been sarcastic lol
January 18, 20223 yr Author comment_1659274 1 minute ago, I_C_Deadpeople said: I may have been sarcastic lol Ok. So my sarcasm meter is off. But seriously, you don’t want me to get started on the importance of libraries because I could talk or post about that all day. 😊📚💳
January 18, 20223 yr comment_1659277 Just now, Shebengal said: Ok. So my sarcasm meter is off. But seriously, you don’t want me to get started on the importance of libraries because I could talk or post about that all day. 😊📚💳 I was thinking how many young people have never seen a library. In our City, we have closed a lot of libraries due to lack of use. As a lad, we spent a lot of time in the local library - no computers or internet at that time.
January 19, 20223 yr Author comment_1659279 Just now, I_C_Deadpeople said: I was thinking how many young people have never seen a library. In our City, we have closed a lot of libraries due to lack of use. As a lad, we spent a lot of time in the local library - no computers or internet at that time. That is so sad. My library has saved me a fortune in books that I don’t have to buy. I’m fortunate to have a great library system in Columbus, and my branch is within walking distance.
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