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    Neighbors lament closing of Geauga Lake amusement park
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    ... made a big miscalculation by selling off the animals," Sangree said. "The reason people went there was as much for Sea World as it was for Geauga Lake." Full Article at WTVG
    The reason people went there was as much for Sea World as it was for Geauga Lake.
    SOURCE: WTVG 25 months ago
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Neighbors lament closing of Geauga Lake amusement park
  1. I really don't know what I'm going to do.
    SOURCE: WTVG 25 months ago
  2. They made a big miscalculation by selling off the animals
    SOURCE: WTVG 25 months ago
  3. Probably a lot of residential developers are salivating over the prospects
    SOURCE: WTVG 25 months ago
  4. It happened so fast
    SOURCE: WTVG 25 months ago
  5. It's something that Ohio can now offer to businesses around the country.
    SOURCE: WTVG 25 months ago
  6. It made people come for one day instead of two days
    SOURCE: WTVG 25 months ago
  7. It's a fantastic opportunity
    SOURCE: WTVG 25 months ago
  8. I was excited about being in the back yard of Geauga Lake
    SOURCE: WTVG 25 months ago
  9. I think you're going to hear that a lot
    SOURCE: WTVG 25 months ago

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