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Lake Catholic football: Coach Marty Gibbons stepping down after eight seasons
After eight years of wearing the green and gray of Lake Catholic, football coach Marty Gibbons is moving on. A 2011 graduate of Lake Catholic, Gibbons informed The News-Herald on Nov. 10 that he’s stepping down as the Cougars’ head coach. He met with members of the team and coaches in the afternoon and informed them of his decision. The school also sent out a press release announcing Gibbons’ resignation.
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Bratenahl Neighbors Split Over Kelce and Swift Tree Plan for Lakefront Estate
BRATENAHL — Not everyone in Bratenahl is upset with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s plans for their $5.35 million Ohio estate on the shores of Lake Erie, according to the Akron Beacon Journal — a second neighbor has come forward to say the couple has plenty of support in the village and that the backlash […]
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Cleveland City Council member calls for school athletics shakeup after Glenville disqualified from playoffs
A Cleveland City Council member is calling for changes within the Cleveland Metropolitan School District’s athletic department after Glenville High School’s football season ended amid an eligibility controversy.
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Cleveland’s 1882 Gilman Building Faces Demolition as Landmarks Panel Gets Final Say
A five-story Cleveland Warehouse District building raised in 1882 for a printing company could be demolished under a permit application filed with the city’s Building Department on Friday, with the city’s Landmarks Commission holding the final say, according to reporting by NEOtrans published through a content-sharing agreement with Cleveland Magazine. The application proposes demolishing the […]
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Orange Schools Board Freezes Paraprofessional's Retirement After Racism, Abuse Claims
The Orange Board of Education has put the brakes on accepting a paraprofessional’s resignation after two mothers stood before the board accusing her of racist slurs, taunts and even simulating a whipping motion toward their Black sons. Pamela Polisena, who worked as a paraprofessional at Orange High School, had listed her departure as a retirement effective November 6, but the board voted to pull that resignation from consideration for further discussion rather than finalize it.
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Solon Sheetz Worker Busted for Printing Fake Keno Tickets, $17K Gone
A 32-year-old Cleveland man was arrested at a Solon gas station last week, accused of secretly printing his own winning Keno tickets and pocketing the payouts for months. Police say an internal audit at the store uncovered $17,000 in missing lottery funds before the scheme was traced back to an employee.