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Medina to hold first Pumpkin Smash on Saturday
MEDINA — The Medina Recreation Center will put leftover Halloween pumpkins to use Saturday, sending them down Reagan Park’s sledding hill before collecting the pieces for composting. The center’s first Pumpkin Roll and Smash will take place from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday at Reagan Park, 949 Weymouth...
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Cleveland Mom's Lawsuit Over Police Cruiser Crash With Infant Aboard Can Proceed
A Cleveland woman's lawsuit against the city over a 2024 crash involving a police SUV and her infant son can move forward, an Ohio appeals court ruled Thursday, even as it narrowed part of her case. Danielle Lewis says officer Bryce Carmichael drove a city-owned vehicle into the side of the car she was driving on East 93rd Street, injuring her and her six-month-old son, who was riding with her at the time.
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Meet T-Bone and Solo, the Cleveland comedians behind viral ‘Culture Swap’ videos
Cleveland’s prominence on social media is getting a major boost from the antics of two local comedy stars whose videos spotlighting and breaking down racial stereotypes have gone viral. Over 4.5 million viewers have watched the online series “Culture Swap” featuring Timothy Sweeney, or “T-Bone,” and David Bost, or...
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Regional boys soccer: Medina can't keep up with St. Ignatius
PARMA — The fifth-seeded Medina boys soccer team ran into the perfect storm Wednesday. The upset-minded Bees were stopped in their tracks by St. Ignatius junior Gavin Woodhams (3 goals, 2 assists), along with persistent heavy rain and wind in a 6-0 loss to the Wildcats in a Division I, Region 3 semifinal at Robert M. Boulton Stadium at Byers Field.
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Cleveland City Hall exhibit honors George Voinovich, the mayor who revived the city
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Before he became Ohio’s governor and a U.S. senator, George Voinovich was the mayor who helped Cleveland find its footing after one of the darkest chapters in the city’s history. Now, a new exhibition at Cleveland City Hall will celebrate the late Republican’s legacy,...
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Cleveland Metroparks Golf Courses Head Toward Another Record Year
Cleveland Metroparks is nearing the finish line on a decade-long renovation of Seneca Golf Course in Broadview Heights, a project expected to restore the facility to its full 36 holes by spring 2026. Separately, the system's nine courses are on pace to top 415,600 rounds, the record set in 2024.