Cleveland|News|
NFL Draft 2021 In Cleveland: What To Know, Where To Watch
The star-studded event will happen over three days. Road closures have been implemented throughout downtown as fans descend on Cleveland.
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Chris Mosby, Patch Staff
- Cleveland, OH
Patch's Ohio Editor, casting my watchful gaze on Northeast Ohio.
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Strongsville, OH|News|
Strongsville Businesses Can Apply For Federal Relief Grants
State Rep. Thomas Patton wants Strongsville-based restaurants and caterers to apply for federal aid.
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Avon-Avon Lake, OH|News|
Health Aide Sentenced For Stealing $200,000 From Lorain Woman
A disabled Lorain County woman lost $200,000 when her home health aide abused her debit card access, court documents said.
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Cleveland|News|
Shooting At Gas Station: Cleveland Man Pleads Guilty To Slaying
A Cleveland man pleaded guilty to chasing down and killing an 81-year-old man at a gas station.
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Lakewood, OH|News|
$50,000 Grant Awarded For Kauffman Park Construction
The grant will be used to cover some of the planned improvements being installed this year.
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Cleveland|News|
Get Free Stuff For Being Vaccinated Against COVID-19: Patch PM
Plus, many Ohio colleges won't require students to get a COVID-19 vaccine, shout out your Mom on Mother's Day, and more.
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Solon, OH|News|
Solon Rep Explains Why He Voted For State Budget
"If HB 1 had not made it into the bill, I would have voted no," state Rep. Phil Robinson said.
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Cleveland Heights, OH|News|
Cumberland Pool Will Be Open This Summer
The city of Cleveland Heights announced Cumberland Pool will welcome swimmers this summer.
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Avon-Avon Lake, OH|News|
Vandals Hit Avon Lake Park, Home In April: Police
Graffiti was left on park equipment and inside a house after vandals targeted it.
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Cleveland|News|
Got The COVID-19 Vaccine? Get These Freebies In Ohio
Businesses like Budweiser, White Castle and Krispy Kreme are offering free stuff to anyone who’s fully vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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Avon-Avon Lake, OH|News|
Severe Thunderstorms Possible In Lorain County
Hail and powerful winds could blow through the area this week.
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Cleveland|News|
Severe Thunderstorms Possible In Cuyahoga County
Rain is a near certainty, but damaging thunderstorms could also form Wednesday.
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Cleveland|News|
REAL ID Deadline Extended Again In Ohio: Patch PM
Plus, drugmakers say they're not to blame for rising prices, Ohio's 100 best high schools ranked, and more.
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Cleveland|News|
REAL ID Deadline Extended Again For Ohio, Rest Of Nation
Ohioans will have an additional 19 months to get their REAL ID after the Department of Homeland Security delayed the requirement.
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Cleveland|News|
Fully Vaccinated Ohioans No Longer Have To Quarantine
If you're vaccinated against COVID-19, and are exposed to someone with the virus, you no longer have to quarantine.
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Cleveland|News|
Ohio's 100 Best High Schools: U.S. News 2021 High School Rankings
U.S. News ranked Ohio schools based on several factors amid the COVID crisis. Here's a list of the top 100 Ohio schools and their rankings.
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Cleveland Heights, OH|News|
New COVID-19 Case Identified In Heights Schools
A Heights Schools staffer tested positive for the virus, the district announced this week.
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Cleveland|News|
Part Of I-90 To Briefly Close Friday, Saturday
Crews will need 15-minute or shorter closure of I-90 as they work on a bridge replacement project in Cleveland.
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Beachwood, OH|News|
Season Passes Soon On Sale For Beachwood Aquatic Center
Only Beachwood residents can purchase season passes for the facility this summer.
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Solon, OH|News|
Solon Schools Hire New IT Director
Patrick McKinney will begin work in the district on August 1.
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