Cleveland Police Say No to Celebratory Gunfire, Cleveland Bishop to Retire, Cleveland Museum Offer Chef Demos: Patch PM

CLEVELAND, OH – Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Ohio Patch:

Cleveland Police Warn Residents Not to Celebrate New Year's Eve With Guns

• Celebratory gunfire is not only illegal, it is also dangerous. The consequences of celebrating New Year’s Eve with a gun can be devastating.

Working in Ohio Might Kill You

• Ohio has the fifth highest number of fatal work injuries in the nation, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.

Cleveland Bishop Richard Lennon to Step Down

• Citing health reasons for retirement, Lennon known for successful fundraising and shuttering dozens of parishes.

Cleveland Museum of Natural History Announces Chef Demonstrations

• 'Our Global Kitchen: Food, Nature, Culture' offers a new view of cooking at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History with two demos in Dec.

2 Percent Raises for Strongsville Department Heads, Other Nonunion Workers

• Increase matches that of union employees; no salary increase for City Council.

Two Officers Cleared in Fatal Shooting of Robbery Suspect

• Officers 'reacted appropriately' county prosecutor says.

Beloved ER Nurse Struck and Killed on Highway

• The body of Elizabeth Kurish, 60, found on Interstate 71 Thursday night.

» Across America

• N.J. Mom Says Boy Scouts Kicked Out Her Transgender Son
• New T-Mobile Update Kills Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Phones
• Watch Live Stream: Florida Eaglets Set To Hatch Before Holidays Are Out

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