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Local leaders urge community to donate, voice support for Trumbull Regional Medical Center
The Warren-area community leaders working to save Trumbull Regional Medical Center called for supporters of the effort to contribute their dollars and their voices. Donations large and small are welcome for the Save Our Hospital Fund established by the United Way of Trumbull County. A donation form is available at the United Way website, unitedwaytrumbull.org.
Get to know CWRU’s Class of 2028 by the numbers
As fall semester classes begin today, college experiences for the members of Case Western Reserve University’s undergraduate Class of 2028 are officially underway. But before they got to this moment, they had a full week of preparation—from moving into their new rooms to gathering for the welcome and convocation to getting advice from orientation leaders.
PHOTOS: 2024 Cleveland Challenge Cup of Bocce
The Ladies Division Champions at the 2024 Cleveland Challenge Cup of Bocce were Dirty 30. Pictured from left are Rose Matiyasic, Ladies Tournament Director, Denise Romanchek, Jolene Marcello, Leslie Readman, Tina Hogue, and team sponsor, Larry Infante - ITAM 30 in Warren. (Paul DiCicco For The News-Herald)
Charges dismissed against man accused of fatal shooting in the Flats
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Charges have been dismissed against the man accused of a fatal shooting in the Flats earlier this month. Aaron Mays, 33, was charged with murder and appeared in court on Aug. 19. On Aug. 23, the motion to terminate charges was filed; however, the prosecutor reserved...
Cleveland Top Chefs fundraiser brings together regions best chefs to raise culinary scholarships (photos)
CHESTERLAND, Ohio – Cleveland’s Top Chef’s fundraiser brought together some of the region’s best culinary talent showing off their work through small bites. The indoor/outdoor event sold more than 200 tickets for the gathering at the International Culinary Arts & Sciences Institute in Chesterland. The fundraiser...
Submit your article for Discussions
Discussions is an undergraduate peer-reviewed research journal. The journal’s editorial staff publishes student’s research articles from a variety of disciplines and strives to publish the best undergraduate research from colleges and universities around the globe. The submission deadline for the Discussions fall 2024 cycle is today (Aug. 26)...
Review recent updates to the Student Code of Conduct
The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards regularly reviews and updates the Student Code of Conduct, which conveys the policies, values, beliefs, standards and expectations for the CWRU community. In a message to students on Aug. 14, Dean of Students Greg Harris outlined several important updates to the Student...
A pair of Eagles soar atop cleveland.com football rankings for Week 2
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Combine Archbishop Hoban’s loss to Severn Archbishop Spalding from Maryland with two dominant performances by Avon and St. Edward, and there is a new No. 1 atop the cleveland.com high school football rankings entering Week 2. St. Edward moves into the top spot ahead of...
Sweaty weather! Hotter with more humidity + spotty storms
CLEVELAND — Get ready for MORE heat... I'm talking 90º today followed by middle 90s Tuesday. Yikes. Humid too! Heat index readings will be well into the 90s to near 100º. Schools may cancel due to the heat. Our hottest day this week will be Tuesday before...
Area news in brief for Aug. 26
MINERVA BUTTERFLIES – Minerva Public Library will host a free monarch butterfly program at 6 p.m. Aug. 29. Discover the life cycle of the butterflies and ways people can contribute to their conservation efforts. Program is suitable for adults, teens and middle schoolers who are accompanied by an adult. Program is free but registration is required by calling 330-868-4101, or signing up on the calendar at www.minervalibrary.info. Program will be presented by Kristine Hunt. ...
Police: 11-year-old bicyclist goes through stop sign, struck by vehicle in Perry Township
PERRY TWP. – An 11-year-old boy was injured Sunday after he rode his bicycle through a stop sign and was struck by an oncoming vehicle at the intersection of 14th Street SW and Brooklyn Avenue SW, township police said. The boy, who was not identified in a news release, suffered a leg injury and was taken by the Perry Township Fire Department to Aultman Hospital in Canton. ...
Guardians, Kansas City Royals series preview, starting pitching matchups
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19 First Alert Day: High heat tomorrow
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Different story the first half of this week as we are much warmer. We are under the influence of a “Heat Dome” of air. The upper level high pressure sits over Missouri today. You always have to pay attention to possible clusters of rain...
‘Don’t get caught up in the drama’: City looking for nine people to join Community Police Commission
The City of Cleveland is looking for nine people to join the Community Police Commission, which oversees police discipline and policy. They will replace three commissioners who resigned and six others whose terms end this year. After a turbulent two years, when the work of the commission has often been...
NAACP questions MetroHealth; Cleveland State’s ups and downs; CMSD students get career advice
The Cleveland branch of the NAACP, which has been highly critical of MetroHealth System’s decision to fire CEO Airica Steed, has asked to meet with the hospital’s board of trustees. “The Cleveland NAACP and members of the broader community have a number of questions concerning the implications of...
Head Start enrollment event set for Tuesday across Akron region
Community Action Akron Summit, a private nonprofit group, will hold a Head Start enrollment day on Tuesday for families to learn more about Head Start. Parents and guardians will also be able to enroll their children in this federally funded program. Head Start provides part- and full-day programs for children...
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