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Cuyahoga County gets $45 million from state to revitalize land, spur economic growth around 7 properties
CLEVELAND — New state funding could bring new developments and jobs to Northeast Ohio, thanks to $45 million that Ohio awarded to Cuyahoga County for brownfield remediation and to revitalize vacant and contaminated land. For as long as anyone alive has been in the East Glenville neighborhood, the National...
Boondoggle burned, now returned? Executive Ronayne to give State of County at newly renovated convention center
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne will deliver his second State of the County address next week, reflecting on what has been going right and his focus areas for the future – and apparently showing off how the county has been spending some of its money.
Pitt and Kent State begin the season with questions but few answers at quarterback
Kent State at Pittsburgh, Saturday, 12 p.m. ET (ESPNU) BetMGM College Football Odds: Pitt by 24. Series record: Pitt leads 7-0. Pitt head coach Pat Narduzzi overhauled the offensive coaching staff in the offseason after going 3-9 in 2023. New offensive coordinator Kade Bell brought in an up-tempo system that piled up plenty of points at Western Carolina. The challenge in his first year with the Panthers will be figuring out how to bring a roster largely comprised of players who were brought in to play a more traditional, pro-style attack up to speed quickly. Narduzzi declined to name a starting quarterback after a months-long competition between Nate Yarnell and Eli Holstein. Both will play against the Golden Flashes, who are coming off a 1-11 season and were picked to finish last in the MAC.
Officials say 2024 NCAA Women's Basketball Final Four in Cleveland brought in $32.9M in 'direct spend'
CLEVELAND — Several months after the final buzzer ended the 2024 NCAA Women's Basketball Final Four in Cleveland, we now have an idea of how much money was generated for the region. According to the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission, the Final Four from April 4-7 "provided Northeast Ohio with...
Dig This: Labor Day Lawn Care tips from AJ Petitti
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WJW) — Labor Day weekend is time to ‘Feed, Weed and Seed’ your lawn. AJ Petitti, President of Petitti Garden Centers, says September is the best month to help lawns recover from summer heat and other issues. Fox 8’s Scott Sabol learns more.
Kenny’s got his eye on the sky previewing the 2024 Cleveland National Air Show
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WJW) — Celebrating 60 years, the Cleveland National Air Show is a Labor Day Weekend tradition in Northeast Ohio. Fox 8’s Kenny Crumpton previews this year’s action packed, family-friendly entertainment.
Suspect Named in Fatal Cleveland Hit-and-Run of 7-Year-Old Boy, Police Issue Felony Warrant
Cleveland police have taken a crucial step forward in a case that has gripped the city with sorrow, issuing a felony warrant for 32-year-old Donald Mynatt, the man they believe is responsible for the hit-and-run death of 7-year-old Amir Prewitt. Cleveland.com reported that the tragic incident occurred in the parking lot of an apartment complex, with Mynatt now remaining at large.
10 most expensive homes sold in North Royalton, Aug. 12-25
A house that sold for $490,000 tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in North Royalton between Aug. 12 and Aug. 25. In total, 14 residential real estate sales were recorded in the area during the past two weeks, with an average price of $279,829, or $170 per square foot.
Lakewood receives plenty of interest in open Ward 2 seat
LAKEWOOD, Ohio -- The resignation earlier this summer of Ward 2 Councilman Jason Shachner means there’s a vacancy on Lakewood City Council. City Council President Sarah Kepple said the application process has yielded more than a dozen residents throwing their names in the hat. If you purchase a product...
St. Edward High School celebrates 75th anniversary
LAKEWOOD, Ohio -- Three-quarters of a century has passed since the first school bell rang at St. Edward High School. “Obviously, 75 years is a significant number,” said St. Edward President KC McKenna, who also graduated from the all-boys Catholic school in 2000. If you purchase a product or...
Girls Junior Varsity Golf falls to Rocky River 186 – 203
The JV Girls Golf team lost a tough battle to Rocky River on Wednesday evening 203-186 at Mastic Woods. The Team was led by Lily Andrich (47), Lily Marshall (52), Hailey Gardner (52) and Ava Montonaro (52). The team worked hard and had fun the entire round! Up next, the team travels to Sweetbriar on Tuesday, Spetember 3rd to play Avon Lake. Great effort ladies!
Morley Library to soon offer a ‘Library of Things’
For those who ever needed traffic cones, cake pans, or a laminator for one-time use and wished they could just borrow instead of buy them will now be able to do that at Morley Library, free with a library card. The library’s new “Library of Things” will be available to...
APS students, families take Backpack Adventure at zoo
AKRON — On the afternoons of Aug. 20 and 21, Akron Public Schools students in kindergarten through fifth grade and their families participated in the district’s annual Backpack Adventure at the Akron Zoo. During the free event, each child had the opportunity to choose a new backpack, run in an obstacle course, play games, enjoy music with a DJ and visit the zoo’s many animals. Kindergarten enrollment was also available on-site. Superintendent Michael Robinson chatted with participants, and many district teachers and staff members gave out snacks and school supplies to help students prepare for their first day of school this week. School mascots were in attendance and high school bands performed, and families also received swag bags and giveaways from community organizations like the Akron-Summit County Public Library, Akron Police Department, the Cleveland Browns’ Stay in the Game program, Summit County Sheriff’s Office and area health services. Above, the Rai Family, from Forest Hill Community Learning Center, joined in the fun activities at the zoo.
CWRU debuts two new residence halls in South Residential Village
Imagine living in a newly built residence hall with design features that your peers suggested—and art installations they helped create. That’s exactly what dozens of second-year Case Western Reserve students are experiencing this academic year in the South Residential Village. The two buildings they’re calling home debuted this month as the university’s newest student housing options.
The Well CDC receives grant for women’s career development
AKRON — KeyBank and the KeyBank Foundation announced Aug. 23 an investment of $300,000 in Akron’s The Well Community Development Corp. (CDC) aimed at bolstering its Career Development Program. Women enrolled in The Well CDC’s Career Development Program go through a five-week cohort where they earn a customer...
“Esperanto: The Rise, Fall and Rise of the International Language”
Members of the Case Western Reserve University community are invited to join the Siegal Lifelong Learning Program for a hybrid lecture titled “Esperanto: The Rise, Fall and Rise of the International Language.”. Jeremy Genovese, emeritus associate professor of human development and educational psychology at Cleveland State University and Great...
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