🇺🇦 Parade For Ukraine + Kenny Lofton Below The Waist + CSU Loses Privacy Lawsuit

This Saturday's parade to kick off the Ukrainian Village Festival in Parma could be especially emotional as war-torn Ukraine fights for survival. The Cleveland area has rallied to support Ukraine. Let's get into Tuesday's news.

• Last week, Joe Charboneau was in the news. This week, it's Kenny Lofton — and it's freaky
• Your school can't use your laptop camera against you, a Cleveland judge rules
• Ohio State and Michigan will play hockey here this winter

And Cleveland Zoo has video of its baby gorilla Kayembe getting his vaccinations. Read on!

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Ukrainian Village Festival Parade This Saturday

1) A Saturday parade marks the start of the two-day Ukrainian Village Festival in Parma. The parade steps off at 11 a.m. from Grantwood Drive north on State Road to Ukrainian Heritage Park. This year's parade and festival is expected to be especially poignant and well attended because of the ongoing war against Ukraine. The festival takes place Saturday and Sunday at St. Josaphat Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral on State Road.

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2) Former Cleveland Indians outfielder and speedy base stealer Kenny Lofton may not be able to outrun this allegation — a man is suing him and accusing him of sending penis photos to a female employee and other women through an app. The woman ran an Instagram account for Lofton's company. The man, Brandyn Toney, brought the matter to the company attorney and was fired two days later, according to the lawsuit. Toney claims he was never paid for his work.

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3) When Cleveland State University seized control of Aaron Ogletree's webcam during an online chemistry test, the school violated the student's Fourth Amendment right to protection from illegal searches, a judge recently ruled. CSU was trying to determine whether Ogletree was cheating. The video could be seen by his instructors and his fellow students. Ogletree, of Parma, sued for invasion of privacy and won his case.

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4) Pastry chef Ann LoParo, owner of Annie's Signature Sweets, has a teaching space again to conduct baking classes. The pandemic forced her to leave her former space. “I finally found a kitchen to teach in-person classes again, at Dave’s midtown (grocery store) at East 61st Street and Chester Avenue,” LoParo told reporter Linda Gandee. In the last five years, she's taught more than 600 classes.

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5) Virginia Patton Moss, who played Ruth Dakin Bailey in the Frank Capra Christmas classic "It's A Wonderful Life," died Aug. 18 of natural causes. The Cleveland-born actress was 97. Moss moved to Hollywood as a teen to pursue her acting career. After her movie career, she married an auto executive and moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan. Moss was interviewed by Patch in 2012. “I have a beautiful letter that (Capra) wrote me because I kept in touch with him and he said, ‘I just knew you’d be a wonderful mother with three little bambinos and a wonderful husband,’” Patton said.

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🏒 Ice Hockey Showdown In CLE

• Faceoff On The Lake, the first-ever hockey game at FirstEnergy Stadium, will take place Feb. 18 between Ohio State and Michigan. Tickets for the general public go on sale Sept. 7. Browns and Columbus Crew season ticket holders get first crack at tickets on Aug. 29.

Learn more from 3News WKYC

5 Things To Do

• Disney's Frozen Musical, KeyBank State Theatre, now through Sept. 11 | Details
• Tennis in the Land WTA250 Tennis Tournament, Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica, now through Aug. 27 | Details
• Cleveland Guardians vs. Baltimore Orioles, Progressive Field, Aug. 22-23 | Details
• German Central Oktoberfest, Parma, Sept. 9-10 | Details
• Cleveland Pickle Fest, Mall B, Sept. 17 | Details

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Cleveland Chatter

• VIDEO: Baby gorilla gets his vaccinations and more: "It’s been a busy summer for Kayembe at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo! At almost 10 months old and weighing in at a little over 16 lbs. he’s becoming more independent and showing interest in solid foods." (Cleveland Metroparks Zoo via Facebook)
• Are you wearing Steven Kwan? "Just announced! We will be giving away 12,500 Steven Kwan T-Shirt Jerseys on September 3 courtesy of Progressive." (Cleveland Guardians via Facebook)
• Heart doctors with heart: "Ranking No. 1 in heart care for 28 years means constantly innovating the discoveries of tomorrow. Dr. Sadashiva Karnik’s lab is researching proteins in the heart to help create focused drug therapies for blood pressure conditions like hypertension and heart failure." (Cleveland Clinic via Instagram)
• Get smart about art: "The Keithley Exhibition opens in four weeks! Have you purchased your tickets? They’re on sale NOW 😄 With over 100 works of art by Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Camille Pissarro, Joan Mitchell, and many more you will be inspired over and over again ✨" (Cleveland Museum of Art via Instagram)

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Now you're in the loop and ready to head out the door on this Tuesday! ICYMI, here's Monday's news: 😔 Steelworker Hurt In Explosion Dies + Browns Use High-Tech Security