Christmas came early for hundreds of students at Scranton Elementary School as Cavaliers star Kevin Love and the DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation surprised the school with two new basketball hoops to replace crumbling equipment.
DICK’S is donating 100 basketball hoops to deserving communities across the country through a program called “Holiday Hoops.” Scranton, which received its hoops Tuesday, was the first in line. Continue reading
by Margret WongPresident Barack Obama has announced his immigration action.
Last night, President Barack Obama announced the steps he will take to make our nation’s immigration system more reasonable, transparent, and fair. Through these executive actions, the President will expand DACA, implement a deferred action program for the parents with U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident children, extend provisional waivers to the children and spouses of U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents, and streamline the immigration process for high skilled workers. Continue reading
In the early afternoon on November 13, snow began falling on “Cleveland Street” in Tremont.
The Flats East Bank restaurant Willeyville will be kicking off “Tuesday Nights Trivia” Happy Hour on Veteran’s Day, November 11th from 6pm-8pm on West 10th Street with $1.00 Wings and $5 Special Cocktails, sponsored by Cleveland Trivia. Continue reading
County Councilwoman Yvonne M. Conwell states it has been a pleasure representing Cuyahoga County District 7, since 2011. Her first priority is continuing to vote for issues that will have a positive impact on communities such as Tremont and District 7 as a whole. Continue reading
Every day, more good jobs require college education. Tri-C is the leading educator for good jobs such as those in our community’s technical workforce and health care sectors, as well as for students preparing to enter four-year degree programs.
As an affordable, high quality college, Tri-C is crucial to the success of our local economy and families. That is why our proposed 2014 levy is a necessity to: Continue reading
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District has built or renovated 41 schools since 2001, including Paul L. Dunbar School, shown here. Issue 4 would allow the District to build 20 to 22 more schools and refurbish 20 to 23 others without raising taxes.
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District wants to continue modernizing its buildings, an effort that began after the gym roof at the former East High School collapsed 14 years ago. Since then, the District has built and renovated 41 schools.
Work completed so far in the Ohio City-Tremont area includes construction of three new schools: Buhrer Dual Language, Orchard STEM and Paul L. Dunbar. Continue reading
Rowley Inn’s Halloween Bash 2014
Rowley Inn’s Halloween Bash 2014 is a great opportunity to check out the NEW and Improved Rowley Inn Menu! Continue reading
