🏥 Beer Can To The Head And No Justice + Wooden Street Woes In CLE + A New Handel's Shop

You'd think whoever threw the beer can that hit Stephanie Allen in the head at a Browns game — in front of many witnesses and recorded on video — would have been arrested by now. But you'd be wrong. 😡 That story leads our news this Wednesday.

• Cleveland's last wooden street is in need of repair
• A new Handel's Ice Cream opens this week
• If you like Italian beef, our friends at Cleveland Scene made a list for you

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Wounded Fan Demands Justice For Beer-Can Assault At Browns Game

1) Stephanie Allen was in the stands at a Cleveland Browns game when a beer can thrown through the air struck her in the head, causing a concussion and face injuries. That was eight months ago, and no one has been held to account. “I was cheering and clapping because of the touchdown," she told Ed Gallek of Fox 8 News. "It felt like a car hit me in my head." Prosecutors have a suspect, but for some reason neither the county nor the city has brought charges.

Ed Gallek reports for Fox 8 News

2) The last wooden street in Cleveland is rotting, and neighbors want the city to do something to save historic Hessler Court. The 300-foot stretch of road in University Circle — home to the counterculture Hessler Street Fair that started in 1969 — is in disrepair and neighbors are angry. "I feel sad," said Laura Cyrocki. "The city is not responding to us and apparently doesn’t have the resources to care for this historic district." Emery Hessler built the street out of wood more than 100 years ago and deeded it to the city in 1908.

Cleveland 19 News

3) A new Handel's Homemade Ice Cream shop will open in Mayfield Heights on Aug. 4. One of the best ice cream shops in Greater Cleveland, folks must travel to Twinsburg or Northfield to get their licks in. The first 50 customers on Thursday will get a free ice cream cone once a week for the next year. In 1945, Alice Handel founded the first shop in Youngstown.

Cleveland.com

4) Our friends at FreshWater Cleveland have assembled a list of "all things free in the CLE" for August. MetroParks Hunt of the Month, Stories in the Sky at the Botanical Garden, the Lakewood Arts Festival, SummerFEST Yoga in Cleveland Heights, Paul Kovac’s Big Grass Band’s bluegrass and folk music and Lake View Cemetery and more.

Get all the details at FreshWater Cleveland

5) Good dog, bad man: The man who stabbed Lorain police dog Rye four times last week had gone on a violent spree in the weeks before the fateful encounter with Rye that ultimately cost the man his life. Charles White, 48, shot five times in the chest that day by police, had stalked and stabbed a woman, choked her and tried to force himself on her. Then he burned down her garage. He also tried to burn down the house where she and her family lived, according to the woman's mom. K9 Rye, who found White hiding in a basement, is now home recuperating.

Lorain Morning Journal

5 More Headlines You Need To See

• Favorite places in Cleveland to score a Chicago Italian beef, the sandwich of the summer (Cleveland Scene)
• Seven Hills police arrest two people for murder of 54-year-old man (Cleveland 19 News)
• Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement Week brings football, fun to Canton (Cleveland.com)
• Dan's Dogs in Medina closes suddenly, customers surprised (News 5 Cleveland WEWS)
• Chicago man steals Cleveland woman’s identity, resulting in her near arrest, police say (Cleveland 19 News)

11 Things To Do

• Cleveland Truck Pull To Benefit Move for Hunger, Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2 p.m. | Details
• Festbier Keg Tapping, Hofbräuhaus Cleveland, Wednesday, Aug. 3, 6:30 p.m. | Details
• Guardians vs. Arizona Diamondbacks at Progressive Field, Wednesday, Aug. 3 (Guardians Cap Day) | Details
• The Concert Truck piano show, Wade Oval, Wednesday, Aug. 3, 6 p.m. | Details
• The Concert Truck piano show, Cleveland Public Library Rice Branch, Thursday, Aug. 4, 1 p.m. | Details
• "Sondheim on Sondheim," Alma Theater stage at Cain Park, Cleveland Heights, Aug. 4 to Aug. 14 | Details
• Kid Rock and Foreigner, Blossom Music Center, Friday, Aug. 5, 7 p.m. | Details
• Summer Concert Fundraiser for CITY DOGS Cleveland!, Saturday, Aug. 6, 4 to 8 p.m. | Details
• Taco and Tequila Stroll in Willoughby, Saturday, Aug. 6, 1 to 5 p.m. | Details
• Asian Lantern Festival, Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, through Aug. 17 | Details
• Taste of Black Cleveland: Food Showcase 4.0, Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, Cleveland, Thursday, Aug. 18 | Details

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Cleveland Chatter

• Get a job in the art world. "We're hiring! Come join us at our Job Fair on Tuesday, August 9th from 1pm - 4pm for in-person interviews for front-of-house positions. Don't forget to bring your resume, a list of three personal references, and to fill out an application at cma.org/jobs prior to the interview. See you there!." (Cleveland Museum of Art via Instagram)
• Remember this guy? "It's a big 40 BDAY for our guy GRADY! Happy Birthday Mr. Sizemore." (Cleveland Guardians via Facebook)
• "Everyone say hi to Chase Winofetch! 🐕 Adopt him and more pups throughout Training Camp at the Sugardale Foods Puppy Pound!! 🐾 https://brow.nz/puppypound" (Cleveland Browns via Facebook)
• "🚨Last chance to apply! Applications to join the City of Cleveland Black Women and Girls Commission close August 3 at 11:59 p.m." (City of Cleveland - City Hall via Facebook)

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