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High school seniors in Shaker Heights were protesting over having a virtual commencement on Jun. 3, and how it was communicated to them and their families from school district officials. From WJW Fox 8 News Cleveland: “The email was sent out a few days ago about how Shaker was having a virtual commencement. And it […]
The Mayor of Cleveland was able to take time out of his busy schedule to give a press conference to local media through phone on Apr. 24 to give some updates where the city is at in regards to the coronavirus disease. Mayor Frank Jackson says that there will not be any layoffs right now […]
Congrats to the Cincinnati Bengals on selecting Joe Burrow in the first round NFL 2020 draft. General Manager Duke Tobin made the pick virtually in the league’s first-ever remote draft, a precaution against the spread of COVID-19.“It’s a dream come true,” Burrow told ESPN after the pick.He later tweeted: “Enough talk. Time to get to […]
Another major outdoor event has been cancelled due to concerns related to the coronavirus epidemic. The City of Canton will not be having its annual Memorial Day parade this year. Officials made the call to keep residents and visitors safe in regards to COVID-19 and other health issues, especially when it comes to having events […]
During the coronavirus epidemic, we have seen everyone from Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish to Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, even U.S. President Donald Trump, take part in press conferences. Whether they have been daily or infrequently, mayor, executives, governors, and all elected officials have leading all type of briefings to give updates in regards to […]
An area Heinen’s location has reopened after one of its employees had tested positive with COVID-19. The local grocery chain’s Strongsville store had be to be cleaned up and sanitized after said worker had to be “self-quarantined.” He has not been at that location for almost a week. From WEWS News 5 Cleveland: “We will […]
After shutting its doors on Mar. 15 due to concerns involving the coronavirus disease, a popular restaurant in Cleveland Heights’ Coventry Village is once again going to be open for business, though just for carryout and online. Tommy’s Restaurant, located on 1824 Coventry Road in the east side, took to social media to make the […]
This is such a beautiful story a little baby couldn’t get treatment on his clubfoot because of the ban on “non-essential” medical procedures and surgeries amid the coronavirus pandemic. That’s when Gov. Dewine stepped in, Via Fox19 Weston Walter Herbert’s legs are now in casts to correct the deformity he was born with last month, […]
Fans of a popular Cleveland jazz tradition will be disappointed to find out news regarding this year’s event. The Tri-C Jazzfest has announced that its 41st edition will not be taking place at all this year. It had been set for Jun. 25 through 27 at Playhouse Square in Downtown Cleveland. Why did it get […]
Due to the continued uncertainty of the coronavirus disease, the City of Akron has decided to adjust its events and activity calendar. The city has decided to postpone a majority its spring and summer gatherings to 2021, including the ones that take place at Lock 3. It is not known what would happen with smaller […]