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Brook Park pays tribute to fallen heroes with Memorial Day parade, ceremony
BROOK PARK, Ohio -- Dozens of Brook Park residents lined Sylvia Drive for the city’s annual Memorial Day parade May 27. The event, a tribute to the nation’s fallen soldiers, was a vibrant display of patriotism. American Legion Post 610 led the annual parade, which began shortly after...
Solon Mayor Ed Kraus: Memorial Day is ‘a day to remember’
SOLON, Ohio -- Memorial Day is about memories, Mayor Ed Kraus told a crowd of more than 200 people who gathered Monday (May 27) at Roselawn Cemetery. “In my (Jewish) faith, there’s a word we use: zachor,” Kraus said, referring to the Hebrew word for “remember.”. If...
Art by the Falls rides out bridge repair by relocating venerable outdoor show to the polo field: Valley Views
CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio – Taking a sidestep this year organizers of Art By the Falls will mark the 40th year as a noteworthy outdoor fine art and crafts show at the Cleveland Metroparks Polo Field in Moreland Hills. The show runs 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, June 8 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 9. The polo field is located at 41324 South Woodland Rd. The move was prompted by the ongoing road and bridge repair project on the Main Street Bridge in front of Riverside Park. To maintain its connection to Chagrin Falls Village, a trolley is planned to run from the polo field in the South Chagriin Reservation to downtown Chagrin Falls throughout the festival hours.
Cleveland Hopkins Airport has a new bathroom, and Mike Polk Jr. has some thoughts on that
CLEVELAND — I think we can all agree that the public opinion of our city's airport is less than stellar. Whether you buy into the media hype machine or not, if you've personally experienced Cleveland Hopkins, you know that while our city has many things to crow about, sadly, our airport is not among them. It's drab, it's dated, it's dirty, and there's always something unexplained happening in the middle of the concourse.
Hudson pays tribute to fallen armed forces members with parade, ceremony
Despite the threatening skies, hundreds came out to see Hudson's annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday morning. The parade, which started at Milford Drive and traveled along state Route 91, included the Hudson High School marching band, local officials and area organizations. A ceremony at Markillie Cemetery took place following...
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