Owner Josh Smith, left, gives Fremont resident Steve Hoffman a trim inside Evan's Cut From Above Barber Shop in downtown Fremont.
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Heinz Ketchup has a plant in Fremont. With battleground status for the upcoming November presidential election, residents of towns across Ohio are weighing their voting options.
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Downtown Fremont is a mixture of occupied buildings and empty storefronts.
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Jim Swartz paused during his walk at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center on June 28 in Fremont. Mr. Swartz, a career military veteran and former Whirlpool employee, said he was leaning toward voting for Democrat Hillary Clinton in the general election.
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A home in the historic section of Fremont is adorned with the American flag.
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Mayor Danny Sanchez discusses some of the positives and challenges of his city from inside his office.
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Three people walk down the train tracks.
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Merek Bliss, 7, top center, heads back inside as his sisters Trinity Barr, 11, left, Danica Bliss, 8, center, and Miranda Bliss, 10, right, man their lemon aid stand.
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One of the Fremont water towers overlooks a neighborhood and industrial complex.
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Norma Mowry walked her 5-year-old male Dachshund Thumper at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center. "You couldn't pay me to vote for Hillary," Ms. Mowry said.
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A cyclist passes Evan's Cut From Above Barber Shop in downtown Fremont.
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Owner Josh Smith, left, gives Fremont resident Steve Hoffman a trim inside Evan's Cut From Above Barber Shop in downtown Fremont.
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Jeffrey Pelton of Bellevue, bottom, has his beard shaved with a straight razor by barber Michael Dayringer inside Evan's Cut From Above Barber Shop.
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Mikey Flores of Bellevue, left, checks out the haircut Jeffrey Pelton of Bellevue, center, received from barber Michael Dayringer inside Evan's Cut From Above Barber Shop.
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Jeffrey Pelton of Bellevue, bottom, has his beard shaved with a straight razor by barber Michael Dayringer inside Evan's Cut From Above Barber Shop.
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The Sandusky County courthouse is located in Fremont.
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From left, sisters Danica Bliss, 8, Miranda Bliss, 10, and Trinity Barr, 11, joke together as they man their lemon aid stand.
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From left, siblings Merek Bliss, 7, Trinity Barr, 11, Miranda Bliss, 10, and Danica Bliss, 8, man their lemon aid stand.
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Downtown Fremont is a mixture of occupied buildings and empty storefronts.
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One of the Fremont water towers overlooks a neighborhood and industrial complex.
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Heinz Ketchup has a plant in Fremont. With battleground status for the upcoming November presidential election, residents of towns across Ohio are weighing their voting options.
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Mayor Danny Sanchez discusses some of the positives and challenges of his city from inside his office.
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