popcorn is dropped. Cincinnati, Ohio: A flying pig is "flown", not dropped, confirming there is at least one occasion "when pigs fly". Elmore, Ohio: A sausage is dropped. Marion, Ohio: In the home of the annual Marion Popcorn Festival and the home of the Wyandot Popcorn Company, a giant ball of popcorn is dropped. New Carlisle, Ohio: A 7.5-foot, 200-pound aluminum ball is lowered by 90 feet at midnight. Port Clinton, Ohio: A walleye fish named "Captain Wylie Walleye" is dropped. Yellow Springs, Ohio: A ball is dropped. Ontario Niagara Falls, Ontario: The elevator of the Skylon Tower is raised. The event, and an associated concert, was televised by Global through the 2015 celebration, then by the CBC in 2020. The event drew 65,000 spectators for the 2013 celebration, which was headlined by Dragonette, Hedley, and Nelly Furtado. Pennsylvania Pennsylvania is the state where the most objects are dropped on New Year's Eve. Allentown, Pennsylvania: Allentown's own liberty bell is dropped to commemorate the period when the Liberty Bell was stored in Allentown during the American Revolution. Akron, Pennsylvania: A purple-and-gold shoe is dropped. Beavertown, Pennsylvania: A stuffed beaver is dropped. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania: A 100-pound yellow illuminated Peep made out of fiberglass. (The producer of Peeps, Just Born, is based in Bethlehem) Blain, Pennsylvania: A wooden cow is dropped from a silo. Boyertown, Pennsylvania: A bear has been dropped since 2010. Bradford, Pennsylvania: A model gazebo has been dropped since 2019; previous to that, a ball had been dropped on an irregular basis. Burnham, Pennsylvania: Starting in 2018, a replica railroad wheel was dropped honoring Standard Steel LLC, which has operated for over 200 years. Carlisle, Pennsylvania: A button is dropped. Cleona, Pennsylvania: A pretzel is raised. Cornwall, Pennsylvania: A Cannonball Drop commemorates the historic Cornwall Iron Furnace. The Civil War-era bowling-ball-sized cannonball is courtesy of Sgt. Damian Smith, command historian for the Pennsylvania National Guard. Dillsburg, Pennsylvania: Two pickles are dropped; the "Lil' Dill" at 7:00 p.m. ET (midnight in Ireland, in celebration of Dillsburg's Irish founders), and "Mr. Pickle" at midnight. This practice was canceled in 2017-18 due to dangerously cold temperatures, but subsequently brought back for 2018–19. Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania: Starting in 2017, a "fire truck" ball will be lowered. Duncannon, Pennsylvania: A sled is dropped. East Petersburg, Pennsylvania: A large "Haydn's Jug" is dropped. Easton, Pennsylvania: A ten-foot Crayola crayon is dropped at 8pm to accommodate