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Guardians’ Josh Naylor, the bat savant, finds success with teammate’s lumber
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Manny Ramirez, who hit 555 home runs in his career, 236 of them with the Indians, took a democratic view when it came to the bats he used. If his personal bat didn’t feel right, he’d take a blind stab at the bat rack on his way to the plate. Once he hit a home run with a broken bat. Ramirez knew the bat was broken when he went to the plate, but he liked how it fit in his hands.
Titans vs. Saints FREE stream: How to watch NFL preseason game today
NEW ORLEANS – Sunday is the last day for Week 3 of the NFL preseason, and one of these games is the Tennessee Titans taking on the New Orleans Saints on NFL Network, with kickoff scheduled for 2 p.m. Eastern. If you don’t have cable, but would like to...
10 most expensive homes sold in Avon Lake, Aug. 12-18
A house that sold for $659,000 tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Avon Lake in the past week. In total, 14 residential real estate sales were recorded in the area during the past week, with an average price of $393,795. The average price per square foot ended up at $202.
Why Kevin Stefanski rested Deshaun Watson in Seattle even though he wanted to play
SEATTLE -- Deshaun Watson wanted to start Saturday night’s 37-33 loss to the Seahawks in the preseason finale, but Kevin Stefanski scratched him because of the skeleton supporting cast. More so than the general soreness Watson felt in his right throwing shoulder on Wednesday, Stefanski sat him down rather...
Editorial cartoons for Aug. 25, 2024: Democratic National Convention, school phone bans, summer’s end
Editorial cartoonists went all in on the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in this week’s gallery. Vice President Kamala Harris accepted the presidential nomination that, until a month ago, incumbent President Joe Biden expected to receive. In the lead image, David Horsey illustrates the passing of the torch in a relay race. “Don’t drop it,” Biden counsels a worried-looking Harris.
455 Club hosting former Cleveland pitcher at lunch event
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Former Cleveland pitcher Greg Swindell is the scheduled speaker at the 455 Club’s upcoming lunch. Lunch is 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, at Harry Buffalo, a few blocks from Progressive Field in downtown Cleveland. If you purchase a product or register for...
3 tough roster questions facing the Browns ahead of Tuesday’s cut day
CLEVELAND, Ohio — It starts to get real for the Browns now that their preseason is over and they can turn their attention to facing the Dallas Cowboys in Week 1 at Cleveland Browns Stadium. First, however, they have to make some difficult roster decisions. The roster has to...
Is the Browns offense ready for the regular season? (Video)
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cleveland Browns fell to the Seattle Seahawks in their preseason finale on Saturday night. Starting quarterback Deshaun Watson sat out the contest. So did a number of other Browns starters. Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe recapped Saturday night’s game in their postgame...
See how Toledo City School District students compare to private school peers
Grade 3-8 For private school students on vouchers who lived in the boundaries of the Toledo City School District during the 2022-2023 school year: 1,882 students in grades 3-8 took for English language arts and math tests; 629 students took science tests, which are only required in fifth and eighth grades. Private schools can administer Ohio’s State Tests or over three dozen alternative assessments.
Facing a wary community, MetroHealth needs to offer full transparency, community engagement as it handles yet another CEO transition: editorial
The good news is that -- after the firing of its second CEO in as many years -- the MetroHealth System appears to be in capable hands under interim CEO Dr. Christine Alexander-Rager and MetroHealth board chair Dr. E. Harry Walker. Having two respected doctors at the helm of the county’s hospital of last resort, one offering the top trauma care in the region, is a sure way to calm nerves both inside and outside the health system.
Trump’s sordid persona on full view amid stumbles on how to take on Kamala Harris: Brent Larkin
CLEVELAND -- It’s been 110 months since Donald Trump rode down that escalator in New York City, beginning the long and painful process of taking an entire nation down with him. If he wins on Nov. 5, history will long remember the original culprits – 62,985,106 Americans who on Election Day 2016 threw logic in the garbage bin and concluded Trump’s racism, misogyny, ignorance and inhumanity were preferable to Hillary Clinton.
Ohio Supreme Court can show its mettle by rejecting redistricting ballot-language shenanigans: Thomas Suddes
In arguably the most brazen political maneuver in recent Statehouse history, Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose is trying to flim-flam Ohioans into voting against their own interests. And this isn’t the first time. Last year, LaRose tried to persuade Ohio voters to make it harder to directly amend the...
Ohio is spending $1 billion on vouchers. How well do private schools perform compared to public?
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Parents debating whether to send their child to the local public school or private school may be baffled by the state’s system to compare academic performance. As Ohio has expanded school vouchers to cover nearly every student in the state with at least a partial scholarship,...
See how Parma City School District students compare to private school peers
Grade 3-8 For private school students on vouchers who lived in the boundaries of the Parma City School District during the 2022-2023 school year, 562 students in grades 3-8 took English language arts and math tests. And 193 students took the science test, which is required only in fifth and eighth grades. Private schools can administer Ohio’s State Tests or over three dozen alternative assessments.
See how Westlake City School District students compare to private school peers
Grade 3-8 For private school students on vouchers who lived in the boundaries of the Westlake City School District during the 2022-2023 school year, 18 took English language arts tests and math tests. The state didn’t post science data for students that year. Science tests are taking in fifth and eighth grades. Either there were no students taking the test or there were fewer than 10. The Department of Education and Workforce masks data when there are fewer than 10 to protect student privacy. Private schools can administer Ohio’s State Tests or over three dozen alternative assessments.
See how Richmond Heights Local School District students compare to private school peers
Grade 3-8 For private school students on vouchers who lived in the boundaries of the Richmond Heights Local School District during the 2022-2023 school year, 47 students in grades 3-8 took English language arts and math tests; 14 took science tests, which are required if there are scholarship students in fifth and eighth grades. Private schools can administer Ohio’s State Tests or over three dozen alternative assessments.
See how Solon City School District students compare to private school peers
The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce posted no test scores of students on vouchers to compare to students in Solon City School District. Either no tests were taken or there were fewer than 10 taken in each grade or subject. To protect student privacy, the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce masks results of data when there are fewer than 10 students tested.
See how South Euclid-Lyndhurst City School Districts students compare to private school peers
Grade 3-8 For private school students on vouchers who lived in the boundaries of the South Euclid-Lyndhurst City School District during the 2022-2023 school year, 77 students in grades 3-8 took English language arts and math tests; 26 students took science tests, which are required in fifth and eighth grades. Private schools can administer Ohio’s State Tests or over three dozen alternative assessments.
See how Warrensville Heights City School District students compare to private school peers
Grade 3-8 For private school students on vouchers who lived in the boundaries of the Warrensville Heights City School District during the 2022-2023 school year, 23 took English language arts tests, 16 took math tests and five took science tests. Private schools can administer Ohio’s State Tests or over three dozen alternative assessments.
See how Strongsville City School District students compare to private school peers
Grade 3-8 For private school students on vouchers who lived in the boundaries of the Strongsville City School District during the 2022-2023 school year, 34 students in grades 3-8 took English language arts and math tests. Ten students took science tests, which are required in fifth and eighth grades. Private schools can administer Ohio’s State Tests or over three dozen alternative assessments.
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