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Cloudy. Low 48F. Winds light and variable.
Updated: October 27, 2026 @ 1:04 am
Cleveland Hillel will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Albert & Norma Geller Hillel Student Center at Case Western Reserve University at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 11.
A topic that is sure to spark a lively debate in any circle is the cost of medical care. For those undergoing dental procedures there are two ways to help keep those costs down. One is using dental insurance and the other is leaning into a dental discount plan.
The spooky season is upon us. And no, that is not a reference to Halloween, but instead it is a nod to the musical that is creeping people out at Blank Canvas Theatre in the historic 78th St. Studios on Cleveland’s west side. And if the crisp fall air and the crunchy leaves give you a yen fo…
Douglas Wolfe, known as the “Candy and Snack Man” of Suburban Temple in Beachwood, passed away on Oct. 25 at the age of 85.
Shaker Heights Mayor David Weiss, Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne, members of city council, Public Works Director Ramona Lowery Ferrell and project partners participate in the ceremonial activation of the city’s solar installation at a ceremony at the public works facility on Oct. 15.
Shaker Heights Mayor David Weiss, Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne, members of city council, Public Works Director Ramona Lowery Ferrell and project partners participate in the ceremonial activation of the city’s solar installation at a ceremony at the public works facility on Oct. 15.
The city of Shaker Heights celebrated the installation of 900 solar panels at its public works facility with a ceremony Oct. 15 attended by city officials, community partners and citizens.
“Today marks another important step in Shaker Heights’ commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship,” Mayor David E. Weiss said in a news release. “By investing in solar energy at our Public Works facility, we’re demonstrating how local government can lead by example, embrace clean energy solutions and make responsible investments in our community’s future.”
Weiss, Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne, members of city council, Public Works Director Ramona Lowery Ferrell and project partners were on hand for the event. Following remarks, attendees gathered for a ceremonial activation of the solar installation, which symbolizes the city’s continued progress toward a more sustainable future, according to the release.
The solar installation represents an investment in renewable energy and demonstrates how municipal facilities can play a role in advancing clean energy initiatives, according to the release.
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