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Cleveland Clinic Dietitian Gives Tips for Helping Parents Tackle Picky Eating Habits in Children
When introducing new foods, Hyland advises serving small portions to make them less intimidating. She also emphasizes the importance of repe
Ohio Holocaust Commission to Commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day at Statehouse
The ceremony will include the participation of Holocaust survivor families and a candle lighting ceremony led by OHGMEC Commissioner Robbie
Hubble Telescope Reveals Largest Photo Mosaic Yet, Showcasing Andromeda Galaxy
The Hubble Space Telescope has released its largest photo mosaic to date, showcasing an awe-inspiring section of the Andromeda Galaxy. Locat
Ohio Has Its Own Groundhog, and Buckeye Chuck Is Far More Reliable Than Punxsutawney Phil
Buckeye Chuck’s story began in Marion during the 1970s when WMRN radio host Charlie Evers noticed a groundhog living near the station. Evers
New Ohio Law Permits Indefinite Expulsions for Threatening Student Behavior
The law, effective April 9, responds to increasing concerns about maintaining safety in schools following incidents of extreme student misco
Former Ohio Special Education Teacher Releases Second Children's Book Inspired by Nature
The book follows Gary, a curious and adventurous house cat, as he observes the world beyond his favorite perch; the windowsill. Through his
Scottie the Elf Brings Holiday Magic to Cuyahoga Heights Elementary School
The tradition has not only brought excitement to the students but also strengthened the sense of community within the school. Photos and vid
Cleveland Schools to Introduce Empathy Curriculum Following Violent Incidents Involving Teens
The resources provided by TeachKind are tailored to fit existing curricula and aim to address broader issues of violence and discrimination.
Cleveland Museum of Natural History Opens Doors to $150 Million Transformation This Month
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History is set to unveil its $150 million transformation with a grand-opening weekend from Dec. 13-15, promi
Veterans Day Saluted Across the Country, Local Schools Honor Veterans with Songs and Special Guests
Across the United States, communities and leaders are honoring Veterans Day today with ceremonies, tributes, and educational events to recog
Thanksgiving Dinner with Abraham Lincoln at Hale Farm & Village Offers Historical Feast
In preparation for the United States’ semiquincentennial in 2026, WRHS has partnered with the Ohio Commission for the Semiquincentennial, al
Lorain County's Cutting Dynamics Leverages State Funding to Build a Skilled Workforce
Ohio’s TechCred program provides funding to help companies upskill their workforce with technology-focused training, and LCCC is an accredit
Local Event Highlights How Gamification Can Benefit Nonprofits and Communities
Over the years, Better World Day has attracted a range of prominent speakers and experts who have shared their insights on cutting-edge tech
Case Western Reserve University Restores Historic Wade Park Home as Community Engagement Center
After sitting vacant for nearly a decade, a century-old home in Cleveland’s Magnolia-Wade Park Historic District has been transformed into C
Clevelanders Captivated by Rare Double Northern Lights Display This Week; Even More in Sight
Wednesday's auroras, described by some as even stronger than Monday’s, are the result of a solar eruption that blasted charged particles tow
Stranded Cleveland Astronaut Welcomes SpaceX Rescuers and Space Force Guardian at ISS
Williams, a seasoned astronaut and a beloved figure in her hometown of Cleveland, watched the SpaceX launch from the ISS and expressed her e
IngenuityFest 2024 Celebrating Two Decades of Creativity in Cleveland
Ingenuity Cleveland serves as a catalyst for revitalizing Cleveland through its year-round programming, which includes workshops, hackathons
Don’t Eat the Lanternflies; Join the 'Swat Team' Like the Rest of Us
Over the past few weeks, Clevelanders have found themselves confronting an unexpected, unwelcome guest: the Spotted Lanternfly (SLF). As col
Clevelanders Witnessed Harvest Moon and Partial Lunar Eclipse, Captured in Stunning Local Photo
Cleveland 13's Matt 'Gremi' Greminger captured a stunning photo of the Moon and Saturn in the same frame. He posted the image on Facebook, t
First-Ever Lantern Festival Lights Up Columbus Zoo Through September
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is hosting its first-ever Lantern Festival, running through September 29, 2024. The family-friendly event is o
Teens Arrested as Social Media Threats Cause Panic in Ohio Schools
In Springfield, Clark County school districts have been actively monitoring an online threat directed specifically at "middle schools in Spr
Cleveland Metroparks Unveils Plans for $15M Sailing Center Along Lake Erie
Named after Patrick S. Parker, former chairman and CEO of Parker Hannifin and a well-known sailor and philanthropist, the center is designed
Cleveland Astronaut Sunita Williams Stuck in Space as Return Plans Remain Unclear
The extension of the mission stems from a series of malfunctions on the Starliner spacecraft, including helium leaks and thruster problems,
Northeast Ohio Police to Share Crime Prevention Strategies at Euclid Event
The conference is designed to provide the community with valuable insights and practical knowledge on various aspects of crime prevention.
Notre Dame College Closure Faces Legal Challenge as Community Fights to Save Historic Institution
Central to the plaintiffs' arguments is the accusation that Eason failed to provide written authorization for a group of benefactors to nego
Nationwide Campus Protests Stir Political Controversy Amidst Israel-Hamas Conflict
Amid these escalating protests, notable incidents at UCLA and Columbia University have drawn significant attention. Protesters occupying uni
Student Protests Surge Ahead of Kyle Rittenhouse Event at Kent State
The choice of Rittenhouse as a speaker at Kent State is laden with irony and pain, given the university's history. Nearly 54 years ago, the
Cleveland Heights High School Teacher in the Running For America's Favorite Teacher
Leatrice Clark stands as a shining example of what this competition seeks to honor. With over 33 years of teaching experience, Clark’s philo
Unique Animal Behaviors Witnessed During Solar Eclipse at Columbus Zoo
They demonstrated a heightened sense of activity, gathering together, making unusual chirping sounds, and thumping their trunks against the
Medina County Arts Council Awards $1,500 To Fuel Local Artistic Passions
The beneficiaries of this year's grant are a testament to the diverse range of artistic endeavors flourishing in Medina County. Sarah’s Viol
Parma City School District Addresses Russian Terrorist Organization Email Threats on Local Schools
he email, claiming to be from a Russian terrorist organization, threatened violence with explosive devices at schools. However, law enforcem
Euclid Space Telescope Reveals Stunning Images, Connecting the Cosmos, City, and Beyond
The recent release of Euclid's first images includes some celestial gems. The Horse Head Nebula, a star cluster within our galaxy, the Milky
Mentor Secures Ohio EPA Grant for All-Electric School Bus
Late last week, the Ohio EPA unveiled its generous grant of $329,000, which will cover 75% of the total cost of the eco-friendly bus. Mento
Cleveland Jewish FilmFest; A Cinematic Journey Through Jewish Heritage
immerse yourself in a world of captivating storytelling, diverse cultures, and thought-provoking narratives. Tickets, all-access passes, and
From Inmate to Chef: EDWINS' Decade of Transforming Lives
He found himself on the wrong side of the law, dealing drugs, and facing a judge who, instead of locking him behind bars for a decade, offer
From Ground Zero to Cleveland's Public Square, 9/11 Remembered
With a voice as soft and textured as aged parchment, he begins, "My name is Harry John Roland. Welcome to New York." With those words, he be
From Fossils to The Cosmos; The Cleveland Museum of Natural History
During his visit to the museum, Gremi was taken on a tour by Visitor Experience Associate Layna Ragland. He also had the chance to meet Assi
Exploring Science and Curiosity at the Great Lakes Science Center
The Great Lakes Science Center is a hub for STEM learning and exploration located in the heart of downtown Cleveland. Its mission is to brin
The Cleveland History Center: A Journey Through Time
During his visit, Gremi was transported back in time as he explored the lifestyles of the aristocrats in the Hay-McKinney Mansion, which rem
Cleveland Walking Tours; A Year Round Exploration
Tours of Cleveland is a company, founded by Scott, that guides walking tours of Downtown Cleveland. These tours are insanely detailed, infor
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