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Women’s Air & Space Museum Hosts Wine-Focused Benefit
The International Women’s Air & Space Museum (IWASM) kicks off the weekend of the annual Cleveland Air Show with its own annual event Corks on the Concourse, its biggest annual event to support the work it does in its space at Burke Lakefront Airport to raise awareness of the contributions women have made to air and spae travel.
Reports: More than 50 Cleveland State employees have taken voluntary buyout offers as university continues to deal with budget gap
CLEVELAND — More than 50 employees have accepted voluntary buyouts from Cleveland State University as the school continues its efforts to close a projected $40 million budget shortfall, according to 3News media partners Cleveland.com and Signal Cleveland. CSU approved the "voluntary separation incentive packages" back in April, allowing participants...
40th Cleveland Challenge Cup of Bocce draws 120 teams to Wickliffe (photos)
WICKLIFFE, Ohio ― The 40th Cleveland Challenge Cup of Bocce, sponsored by Serpentini Chevrolet, took place last weekend at the Wickliffe Italian-American Club. The event brought 120 teams to Northeast Ohio to compete for more than $25,000 in prize money. The teams featured world class players from across the...
Convergence-Continuum Presents One-Weekend-Only Play About Composers Felix and Fanny Mendelssohn
Convergence-Continuum Theater’s Tweener series has nothing to do with preteens (“tweens”). They are one-weekend-only productions sandwiched between plays on its regular schedule. This weekend that series present Songs Without Words (or, The Mendelssohn Play), a solo play by Chicago- actor/playwright Jennifer Vosters, who will do three performances...
Guardians swept by Royals in doubleheader; Central Division lead down to a game again
CLEVELAND — Doubleheaders have been a disaster for the Guardians this year. This one was extra disastrous. Cleveland played its fourth twin bill Monday at Progressive Field, opening a pivotal four-game Central Division series by getting swept by the Royals 4-3 in the opener and 9-4 in the nightcap.
Shaker Square lands new tenant, may eventually seek buyer
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The nonprofit owners of Shaker Square on Monday announced a new tenant, Cafe Indigo, and detailed the work that’s been done to the center toward eventually making it attractive to a new buyer. The Cleveland Neighborhood Progress and Burten, Bell Carr Development Inc., which took over...
Longtime 'healthy' runner has heart attack during Cleveland Marathon
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — John Zack has been running for 40 years. He started as part of a college class at West Virginia University and it became a habit that stuck with him. "I consider myself a very, very healthy individual," John said. The Cleveland Marathon would be the seventh...
Cuyahoga County official named to North Coast Waterfront Development Corporation
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The new nonprofit designed to shepherd development on downtown Cleveland’s lakefront has hired a Cuyahoga County official who was formerly a campaign staffer for Mayor Justin Bibb and Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne. Zoe Toscos was hired as director of project management for the North Coast...
Nick Sandlin’s first pro start comes and goes quietly: Guardians takeaways
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Nick Sandlin’s first start as a professional was a lot like his 56 other appearances this season. He took the mound in the first game of Monday’s doubleheader against the Royals, recorded three outs and walked back to the dugout. He was done for the game.
Mentor author Deanna Adams’ latest book set in 1940s Cleveland
As Deanna R. Adams of Mentor was writing her first historical fiction novel, the story she was telling took on a life of its own. During the four years Adams worked on “A Place We Belong,” she was also juggling jobs as a freelance writer, hairdresser, restaurant hostess/server and caregiver for a daughter stricken with cancer. It was an hour’s drive to the home of her daughter and three grandchildren.
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