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
Over 70 million baby boomers grew up playing board games and watching game shows together – and they still love doing both. Read more
Fall is just around the corner and while the temperatures outside are dropping, campaign season is heating up. Political mailers are going out by the thousands, yard signs are sprouting up and political news is dominating the headlines. We just had a primary in several cities earlier this week. Read more
Like many summer camps, Camp Wise in Claridon Township was closed last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic to keep campers, staff and their families safe. Read more
Beginning college comes with a myriad of decisions. Should you live on or off campus? Should you get a meal plan or pay for food as you go? But perhaps there is no decision that has a longer-term impact than deciding a major. Read more
Starting as a small settlement of log cabins in the early 1800s, the city of Cleveland Heights will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Aug. 9. Read more
Beginning college comes with a myriad of decisions. Should you live on or off campus? Should you get a meal plan or pay for food as you go? But perhaps there is no decision that has a longer-term impact than deciding a major. Read more
Starting as a small settlement of log cabins in the early 1800s, the city of Cleveland Heights will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Aug. 9. Read more
The National Minority Health Association launched its “Flex for Checks” program to encourage COVID-19 vaccinations through a monetized reward program, assisted by Right at Home, a global in-home care organization with more than 35,000 caregivers nationwide. Read more
In the early days of divorce cases and child custody battles in the United States, it was common to see children live with their mothers full time. As society changed, so too did these practices. In 1979, California passed the first joint-custody statute. As the years went by, more states re… Read more
As a partner practicing medical malpractice and liability law at Reminger in Cleveland, Marc W. Groedel has experience defending hospitals and physicians that are being sued for medical negligence. Throughout his career, he’s also represented other professionals, including attorneys, account… Read more
EDWINS Leadership & Restaurant Institute announced Sept. 2 its purchase of a multi-level apartment building at 2914 S. Moreland Blvd. in Shaker Heights in an effort to expand student and alumni housing capabilities. 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
PetPeople, a national chain of pet stores founded in Central Ohio and headquartered in Worthington, has spent the past 21 years serving local pet owners’ needs by being actively engaged with the community and focusing on customer service. Read more
Almost all businesses, institutions and organizations struggled during the past year. Lockdowns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic meant many organizations such as zoos and museums saw fewer people come through their doors, affecting the bottom line. Read more
The housing market is currently unlike anything real estate experts have seen in recent memory. The current situation is considered to be a seller’s market as there are more people trying to buy homes than there are available, driving prices very high. Read more
