Michael Friedman, who has been a fixture in Cleveland’s automotive scene, has branched out on his own with the creation of Buckeye Auto Lease in December 2019. Read more
Hawken School will host parent visit days for its upper and lower schools. Read more
Grief can be a difficult process for anyone, but seniors tend to be faced with difficulty in healing after a profound loss. Read more
Jewish summer camp is a staple for many families. But as most camps cancel in-person programming or operate under a schedule that follows Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines, some camps are going virtual. Read more
The Helen Diller Family Foundation’s Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Awards program is accepting nominations for 2020. The award recognizes 15 Jewish teens with a $36,000 award to support their social impact projects or to further their education. Applications are due Jan. 8, 2020. Read more
This is truly a season of change for the Solon schools. Our typical summer back-to-school planning has been turned upside down and twisted inside out by two prevailing forces over which we have little control. Read more
As the fall semester approaches, many schools are exploring the possibility of reintroducing remote learning opportunities into their reopening plans amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
This is truly a season of change for the Solon schools. Our typical summer back-to-school planning has been turned upside down and twisted inside out by two prevailing forces over which we have little control. Read more
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) – Walk-in health care options remain for veterans, but they’re the path far less traveled as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Read more
Choosing a law school is a monumental decision that can fundamentally change the course of a student’s life. According to leaders at local law schools, the right culture, a strong alumni network, and emphasis on programming that fits the student’s interests can make all the difference. Read more
Adam Brown grew up with a lawyer father who taught him how to think and act logically, and a mother who demonstrated to Brown how to use passion to create a persuasive position. However, it was in middle school when several of his friends suddenly faced minor legal trouble that Brown experie… Read more
The Cuyahoga County Fair, originally scheduled for Aug. 10 to Aug. 15 but postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will hold a drive-thru fair food event from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Aug. 15 and Aug. 16. Read more
After 25 years of practicing management-side labor and employment law, now more than ever, I should have a business card that says, “The attorney to call when you need to close the door.” Read more
As the pandemic arrived in the United States, many animal shelters saw a high adoption rate in domesticated animals like cats and dogs. A few weeks into quarantine, most were boasting empty cages, easily being able to close their doors to align with stay-at-home orders. Read more
A combined $1 million donation to Cleveland State University’s School of Film & Media Arts from Lee and Ageleke Zapis and the Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation will enhance what has become a regional hub for film education and training. Read more
The landscape of Pepper Pike could be changing, but one thing is for certain: a potential rezoning issue is putting the developer and the city on one side and those who oppose development on the other. Read more
