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Dear Cousin Les,
Solon High School golfer Eli Rosner’s love for the game began before he even started grade school. Rosner’s father and grandfather would take trips to Florida and tackle the courses. Even at a young age, Rosner thought it looked fun, and he was eager to share in the experience and follow in …
The Cleveland State University Horizon League run will continue. The Vikings followed up their regular-season co-title with a quarterfinal round win in the Horizon League Men's Basketball Tournament March 2, but it wasn’t easy.
With baseball season approaching, more than 90 people participated in a virtual program, “A Conversation with Tom Candiotti and Bob DiBiasio,” Feb. 15, presented by Temple Emanu El’s Brotherhood. The evening started with a moment of silence for Les Levine, Cleveland Jewish News and Columbus …
For more than 15 years, the Sherwin-Williams headquarters at the corner of Huron Road and Ontario Street has been synonymous with banners that symbolize the city of Cleveland in one way or another. Most notably, the giant wall that faces Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse, home of the Cleveland Cava…
For most freshmen, there is a major learning curve when it comes to adapting to the high school game. The curve is even more intense for someone like Alanna Silverman, who hadn’t played hockey prior to this year.
Solon High School senior Ryan Gross has been swimming almost his entire life. His passion for the sport began while watching his older brother and sister compete. At the age of 7, he began competitive swimming and has carried the dedication to the sport to this day.
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – For all the stunning views at Pebble Beach that can be so soothing, Daniel Berger couldn't escape the tension when he arrived at the final hole Sunday in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
The game of hockey was ingrained in Orange High School senior Jason Kornbluth since he was a child. His parents Wendy and David Kornbluth, both natives of Montreal, introduced Kornbluth to skating when he was 4 and to the game of hockey when he was 6.
The Cleveland Jewish News is proud to introduce The Les Levine CJN High School Player of The Week.
The Northeast Ohio sports scene lost an icon with the passing of Les Levine on Feb. 3. Read more
