[Ohio-Talk] newsline dial in numbers.

[Shane Popplestone]

Michael,

Thank you for posting those, I wasn't in a position to pull them from 
the database.

Team work makes the dream work!

Shane Popplestone

Member, NFB Committee on Federation Web Coordination
Communications committee, NFB of Ohio
Legislative committee, NFB of Ohio
spopplestone.nfb at gmail.com
234-716-2208
You can live the life you want!

On 8/30/2026 8:02 PM, Michael Moore via Ohio-Talk wrote:
> Here are the numbers.
>
>
>       Local Ohio NEWSLINE numbers
>
>   * Akron, 330-247-1241 <tel:(330)%20247-1241>
>   * Canton, 330-409-1900 <tel:(330)%20409-1900>
>   * Cincinnati, 513-297-1521 <tel:(513)%20297-1521>),
>   * Cleveland, 216-453-2090 <tel:(216)%20453-2090>
>   * Columbus, 614-448-1673 <tel:(614)%20448-1673>
>   * Dayton, 937-963-1000 <tel:(937)%20963-1000>
>   * Lima, 567-242-5112 <tel:(567)%20242-5112>
>   * Mansfield, 567-333-9990 <tel:(567)%20333-9990>
>   * Portsmouth, 740-370-6828 <tel:(740)%20370-6828>
>   * Springfield, 937-717-3900 <tel:(937)%20717-3900>
>   * Toledo, 567-806-1100 <tel:(567)%20806-1100>
>   * Youngstown, 330-259-9570 <tel:(330)%20259-9570>
>
>
> On Sun, Aug 30, 2026 at 6:47 PM Shane Popplestone via Ohio-Talk 
> <ohio-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>
>     Good evening NFB Ohio Affiliate,
>
>     I write to you today with an ask, and it's not even a big ask.
>
>     As previously described both to chapters at meetings I've attended
>     and in communications sent to this list, the newsline toll-free
>     number does cost the sponsoring organzation and the NFB money,
>     more money than using the local dial in numbers does.
>     I've been informed by individuals who tell me, and by the
>     statistics I look at every month that their's yet again an uptick
>     in the use of the toll-free number usage in the past couple of
>     month's.
>     I understand that it may be an easy number to remember, and it may
>     be in the e-mails newsline sends out to new subscribers and it may
>     even be in your phone, but ladies and gentlemen, do your
>     affiliate, your newsline sponsoring organization and the NFB as a
>     whole a favor, and use a local dial in number if your accessing
>     newsline by touch tone service.
>     If you honestly don't know what your local dial in number is?
>     Reach out to myself or Asia, and just ask us, and we'd be so very
>     happy and pleased to provide you a local dial in number.
>     Thank you for taking the time to read this message and for helping
>     the affiliate, OOD (who sponsors newsline for us in Ohio), and the
>     NFB as a whole, save money, and have a blessed night.
>     -- 
>     Shane Popplestone
>     Member, NFB Committee on Federation Web Coordination
>     Communications committee, NFB of Ohio
>     Legislative committee, NFB of Ohio
>     spopplestone.nfb at gmail.com
>     234-716-2208 <tel:(234)%20716-2208>
>     You can live the life you want!
>
>
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