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Portage County orchard damaged by high winds in last week's storms
KENT, Ohio — The sound of chainsaws still echoes around Northeast Ohio. Last week, there was storm damage galore throughout our area. Some huge trees were toppled by tornadoes. The high winds snapped some smaller branches too, including 30-year-old peach trees at Beckwith Orchards. "Looks like we have eight...
RD1 RESULTS: 2024 Senior Summit County Amateur
Jeff Semple made bogey on his shotgun start opening hole, then posted five birdies over his last 17 at Good Park Golf Course in Akron to lead the 2024 Senior Summit County Amateur Championship by three shots after the first round. Semple made bogey on the reachable par-5 14th hole...
Berkshire vs. Wickliffe girls soccer: Badgers ring in new campaign with 3-1 Friday Night Futbol victory
The Berkshire girls moved in unison like a dart toward the west end zone Aug. 16 following the full-time whistle of their match against Wickliffe. When the Badgers can reach as close to the bull’s-eye as they did with this 80 amid Friday Night Futbol, they’ve earned the right to dart anywhere they please — in this case, the destination being their beloved victory bell, which got another deserved ringing.
Swarms of Mayflies and Midges Can Appear on National Weather Service Radar
Lake Erie is known for its regular appearances of these buggy clouds, which arrive from May until September. By Julia Soeder. It’s a bird. It’s a plane. False alarm, it’s a swarm of mayflies and midges. As the air grows cooler and damper during Northeast Ohio summers, these two critters leave their homes in the bottom of Lake Erie to live outside the water for a few days. When enough mayflies or midges swarm at once, they appear on weather radars in Northeast Ohio, says National Weather Service Cleveland meteorologist Rick Garuckas.
CMNH curators discuss how the Lucy fossil still captivates and educates
Evolving technology and artificial intelligence are pushing the boundaries of our concept of what it means to be human. But understanding that concept doesn’t start in the present day, but rather millions of years ago. The Cleveland Museum of Natural History has established a legacy when it comes to...
A mic'd up Jameis Winston is must-see TV
Quarterback Jameis Winston spent his first preseason game wearing a mic in a Cleveland Browns uniform. The quarterback was the star of the team’s mic’d up segment for his first start. Winston’s charm and charisma were on full display in his first game. Winston has gained a lot...
2024 Cleveland National Air Show to return to Burke Lakefront Airport this Labor Day weekend
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland National Air Show is set to fly over the Burke Lakefront Airport this Labor Day weekend from Aug. 31 to Sept. 2. 2024 marks the 60th anniversary of the Cleveland National Air Show. It will feature the U.S. Navy Blue Angels as well as one of the largest aircraft in the Air Force inventory, the USAF C-17 Globemaster III.
Cleveland mother charged with involuntary manslaughter for 2-year-old son's death, police say
CLEVELAND — A Cleveland mother has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after police say they found her 2-year-old son dead inside her home. Cleveland Police say the incident happened around 10:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 6, near the 6900 block of Anita Kennedy Avenue. Officers were called to assist the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority Police Department, who originally received the call for the child.
Glambella owner’s back to school event supports families in need
Glambella Extensions and Glambella Salon and Suites have been supporting families in need through their annual back-to-school event for the last five years. This year’s event is slated for Aug. 18 from 1 to 6:30 p.m. at Glambella’s new location, 2883 Euclid Ave. in Wickliffe. As part of the event, Glambella will give away school supplies, provide food, games and giveaway raffles for free hairstyles for children, as well as teens of all ages.
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