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Meijer sets opening date for three new Northeast Ohio stores, hiring hundreds
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Meijer has announced plans to open three new supercenters in Northeast Ohio this spring and hopes to hire hundreds of people. The new stores, located in Austintown, Medina, and Richmond Heights, are set to open on May 8. Their addition will bring the Michigan-based retailer’s total number of Ohio locations to 58.
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5 ambulatory surgery centers in central Ohio make list of best outpatient centers
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Central Ohio surgery centers are earning high marks in a U.S. News & World Report list that showcases the best ambulatory surgery centers in the nation. Ambulatory surgery centers, or ASCs, for short, provide same-day surgical care for procedures including colonoscopies, hip or knee replacements. U.S....
The Columbus Dispatch
Billionaires, and bought-and-paid-for politicians ready to raid Ohio schools | Letter
Will our kids be sacrificed? As a parent of two young children who will be attending Columbus City Schools in a few years, I am absolutely disgusted by what I’m seeing from the Statehouse and the White House. Every child in this state and this country deserves a quality education, but instead, Gov. Mike Dewine wants to slash the Columbus City Schools budget , and Elon Musk and President Donald Trump are talking about eliminating the Department of Education so they can hand trillions of dollars in tax cuts to their campaign donors. These cuts will mean that schools...
Cleveland Jewish News
Crystal Clinic surgeon performs 1st meniscus repair using regenerative implant
Dr. Paul Fleissner, a board-certified orthopaedic and pediatric orthopaedic surgeon at Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center, performed the world’s first meniscus repair using an innovative regenerative implant for meniscal restoration, according to a news release. The procedure treated a college-age athlete who suffered from chronic pain after a previous meniscectomy.
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Less than three months on the job, Cleveland Heights City Administrator Dan Horrigan resigns
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio -- After less than three months on the job, City Administrator and former Akron mayor Dan Horrigan tendered his resignation Monday (March 17). Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren confirmed the news but offered no elaboration during his opening remarks that night at the scheduled City Council meeting.