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Learn about Ohio geology and Massillon’s historically essential underground water source. Michael P. Angle will present the Massillon Museum’s next Brown Bag Lunch program on May 27.

Learn about Ohio geology and Massillon’s historically essential underground water source. Michael P. Angle will present the Massillon Museum’s next Brown Bag Lunch program on May 27.

MASSILLON – Michael Angle will present the Massillon Museum’s next Brown Bag Lunch program, focusing on Ohio geology and Massillon’s underground water source, on May 27.