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Michael Friedman starts Buckeye Auto Lease

Michael Friedman starts Buckeye Auto Lease

  • Feb 23, 2020

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

Teen’s first car should include safety features

2020 Cleveland Auto Show one-of-a-kind

Car care critical during cold weather

Adventure Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram dealership sold, renamed

Understanding car insurance options

Foundation Automotive Corp. buys Motorcars Honda

Leasing or buying a car depends on one’s goals

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Back to School

Hawken School to host fall parent visit day in September

Hawken School to host fall parent visit day in September

  • Aug 15, 2019

Hawken School will host parent visit days for its upper and lower schools. Read more

Fairmount Temple announces free pre-K program

Ohioans cap off summer at Yom NCSY in Israel

After-school activities also good for parents

College involvement adds to the experience

Introduce foreign language lessons at young age

Peer pressure can add to stress, anxiety in middle school

Safety on college campuses a prime concern

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Boomers

Seven myths about long-term care

  • Feb 14, 2021

As you develop your retirement plans and think about how a potential need for long-term care may impact those plans and your loved ones, as certain misconceptions may prevent you from taking action. Read more

Ending loneliness epidemic for mid-lifers

Steve Raichilson – The Medicare Maven

Case Western Reserve University

Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center

Right at Home

Danbury Senior Living

Brigitte At Your Service

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Business

Business briefs

  • Apr 16, 2021

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BauerGriffith Law Firm and BG Consulting Group

H.A.M. Landscaping Inc.

Marchant Manor Cheese

The Combination Challenge

Chevuex

Crooked River Building Supply

Health Markets

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Camps

Youngstown Camp JCC receives $10,000 grant from Thomases Family Endowment

Youngstown Camp JCC receives $10,000 grant from Thomases Family Endowment

  • Mar 31, 2021

The Thomases Family Endowment of the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation recently granted $10,000 to the Jewish Community Center of Youngstown for Camp JCC scholarships and programming. Read more

Youngstown JCC camp accepting rising kindergarten students

Vaccinations could play key role in summer camps

Camps take precautions to ensure summer of safety

Many factors to consider for child’s first time at camp

Summer camps adjust to fewer people in facilities

Age, goals important when deciding when to begin dance lessons

COVID-19 protocols help keep residential camps safe

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College Decisions

Consider proper fit when exploring college options

Consider proper fit when exploring college options

  • Sep 11, 2020

Deciding to attend college is a major and expensive decision. Parents and students alike want to be confident they’ve made the best decision when stepping on campus for the first day of classes or logging onto their virtual course for the first time. Read more

Tri-C receives 2020 excellence in diversity award

Cost of college more than just room, board, tuition

Community college could be perfect option for many reasons

Bryant & Stratton offers new STEM degree

Approach college application process with care, patience

Nominations open for Diller teen philanthropy award

Finances, insurance important when making college decisions

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Destination

COVID-19 testing conducted at Heights Jewish Center Synagogue

COVID-19 testing conducted at Heights Jewish Center Synagogue

  • Oct 22, 2020

MetroHealth partnered with Bikur Cholim Oct. 15 for a third drive-thru COVID-19 testing event at Heights Jewish Center Synagogue in University Heights. Read more

Agents say Heights communities have unique charm

Cleveland Heights prepares for centennial with new initiative

Regano had lasting legacy of putting students first

Solon Senior Center offers variety of services, activities

Solon service department update

Solon’s diverse businesses community thrives

COVID-19 cancels many bicentennial events, but not ‘Passport to Solon’

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Education

Tri-C plans in-person spring commencement June 9

Tri-C plans in-person spring commencement June 9

  • Apr 5, 2021

Cuyahoga Community College plans to honor its spring 2021 graduates on June 9 with an in-person ceremony at Byers Field at Robert. M. Boulton Stadium, 7900 Day Drive in Parma. Read more

CSU to welcome all students back to campus for fall 2021

Goodman to receive Northeastern University Compass Award

Orange advances two teams to state mock trial

Cleveland State University extends Sands’ contract through 2026

Ohio State plans first in-person commencement since 2019

Tri-C to introduce new rate this summer

Schools balance safety with learning during pandemic

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Explore

COVID-19 testing conducted at Heights Jewish Center Synagogue

COVID-19 testing conducted at Heights Jewish Center Synagogue

  • Oct 22, 2020

MetroHealth partnered with Bikur Cholim Oct. 15 for a third drive-thru COVID-19 testing event at Heights Jewish Center Synagogue in University Heights. Read more

Agents say Heights communities have unique charm

Cleveland Heights prepares for centennial with new initiative

Regano had lasting legacy of putting students first

Solon Senior Center offers variety of services, activities

Solon service department update

Solon’s diverse businesses community thrives

COVID-19 cancels many bicentennial events, but not ‘Passport to Solon’

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Health

Scientists: Constipation can be early sign of Parkinson’s disease

  • Apr 11, 2021

If you suffer from constipation, it might be a sign of early Parkinson’s disease. Read more

Insurer CEO eyes future filled with telehealth, home visits

Planned Parenthood sues over telemedicine abortion ban in Ohio

Mysterious ulcer causing bacteria

Answering your COVID-19 questions

UH expands options for patients with chronic pain

Telehealth Listings

Hondros College of Nursing opens Akron campus

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Legal Affairs

Maimbourg elected board president of Legal Aid Society of Cleveland

Maimbourg elected board president of Legal Aid Society of Cleveland

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Rita Maimbourg, a partner at Tucker Ellis LLP, was elected board president of The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland. Read more

Bankruptcy gives person, company another opportunity

Can employers mandate employees to get COVID-19 vaccination?

Look at recent attempts to reform state’s criminal justice system

Virtual meetings become part of attorney’s way of life

Gertsburg Law, Licata Law merge to form Gertsburg Licata

Smaller firms can carve out niche in legal world

Large law firms offer benefit of number of attorneys

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Local Lawyers, Super Attorneys

Marc W. Groedel / Reminger

Marc W. Groedel / Reminger

  • Jan 29, 2021

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

Jeffrey Zimon / Zimon LLC

Robert Finkenthal / Robert J. Finkenthal, Co., LPA

Bradley Greene / The Life Care Planning Offices of Bradley L. Greene

Kevin Lenson / Elk & Elk

Todd Gurney / The Eisen Law Firm

Jennifer Hart / KJK

Marcel C. Duhamel / Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP

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Nosh

Blu, the Restaurant to reopen with new chef; Rosso space to get new concept

Blu, the Restaurant to reopen with new chef; Rosso space to get new concept

  • Apr 16, 2021

Throughout the pandemic, many restaurants found themselves closing, reopening and closing again as COVID-19 cases fluctuated in the Cleveland restaurant community. Read more

The CJN goes one-on-one with Brian Moses, chef at Blu, the Restaurant

Chef Art Pour planning dining destination in Chagrin Falls

Wild Mango to open at Crocker Park

Taco John’s plans for Cleveland-area restaurants

Betts hosting deals for noodles, wine Thursdays

Original Popcorn House to open at Crocker Park

Starbucks coming to Mayfield Heights

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Of Legal Minds

Keys to navigating at-will employment challenges

Keys to navigating at-will employment challenges

  • Feb 25, 2020

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

Newly enacted SECURE Act alters IRA distributions

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Pets

Pandemic adoptions could lead to pet problems

Pandemic adoptions could lead to pet problems

  • Updated Jul 30, 2020

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

Interactions with pets can benefit seniors

Pet Listings for February 2020

Practice patience with pet vaccines

Caring for older pets takes patience, consideration

Pet Listings for August 2019

Hot weather can be dangerous for pets

Well-matched pets bring benefits

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Philanthropy

National Philanthropy Day nominations sought

National Philanthropy Day nominations sought

  • Feb 23, 2021

The Greater Cleveland Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals will accept award nominations for National Philanthropy Day. Nominations until 5 p.m. April 30. Read more

Yeshiva University receives $10M for career center

Donations from small to large valued by organizations

Virtual fundraising pays dividends for nonprofits

Good storytelling can inspire future generosity

Food banks deliver more than just food supplies

‘FIDF LIVE’ seeks to engage virtual donors

Don’t forget to thank donors at end of year

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Real Estate

Many ways to cook-up low-maintenance kitchen

Many ways to cook-up low-maintenance kitchen

  • Feb 22, 2021

An increasing number of families are finding how much fun it can be to cook and eat at home, but an easy-to-clean-and-work-in kitchen can make a big difference. Read more

Howard Hanna relocates Akron office to Fairlawn

Apartment living offers many advantages, ease of living

Howard Hanna CEO named No. 1 female leader in real estate

New Beachwood apartments to feature business accelerator

Locking in low interest rate key to buying home

Home buying has plenty of advantages over renting

Weatherproof commercial spaces to weather the season

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