Sherwin-Williams and Cleveland’s Ongoing Lead Legacy A recent retrospective on Sherwin-Williams’ historical use of lead paint has reignited a critical conversation about public health and corporate responsibility right here in Northeast Ohio. As the global paint giant continues to expand its footprint with a massive new downtown headquarters, local residents are once again confronting the toxic environmental legacy left behind in our city’s older housing stock. Understanding this history is not just about examining industrial … Read More

Lake Erie Swim Warning: Dangerous Waves Hit Cleveland Beaches The National Weather Service has issued a high-surf and swimming warning for the Cleveland shoreline of Lake Erie, effective this Sunday afternoon as dangerous waves continue to build. Strong onshore winds are generating powerful currents and waves that pose a severe threat to even the most experienced swimmers. Local beachgoers are urged to avoid entering the water at all Cuyahoga County beaches until conditions subside. Why … Read More

New Small-Home Memory Care Coming to Chagrin Falls Cleveland families navigating dementia care have an encouraging new option on the horizon. Judson Senior Living has officially broken ground on an innovative, “small-home” memory care neighborhood at its South Franklin Circle campus in Chagrin Falls. This development promises to shift away from traditional, institutional care in favor of a warm, household-style environment designed to support cognitive health. Reimagining Memory Care in Northeast Ohio For more than … Read More

Asian Lantern Festival Returns to Cleveland Zoo for 2026 The beloved Asian Lantern Festival is officially returning to illuminate the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo for the 2026 season. Local families and visitors can look forward to a spectacular display of massive, hand-crafted lanterns, live acrobatic performances, and culturally diverse food markets. This year’s event promises brand-new interactive displays and larger-than-life installations that transform the zoo grounds after dark. What to Expect at the 2026 Festival The … Read More

Late-Inning Heartbreak: Guardians Fall to Twins in Ninth Cleveland baseball fans felt a familiar sting of divisional rivalry as a late-game defensive slip allowed the Minnesota Twins to steal a victory in the final frame. A ninth-inning RBI single by Alan Roden sealed the defeat, reminding Cleveland of the razor-thin margins in the highly competitive AL Central division. Despite early defensive gems and solid starting pitching, this tough road loss highlights critical areas the team … Read More

Amari Cooper’s Minicamp Absence: What It Means for the Browns Cleveland Browns star wide receiver Amari Cooper is not attending the team’s mandatory minicamp this week, a calculated move widely understood to be a holdout for a new contract. As Cooper enters the final year of his current deal, his absence signals his clear desire for an extension that truly reflects his consistent production, market value for top-tier receivers, and indispensable role in the Browns’ … Read More

Judson Brings “Small Home” Senior Living to Cleveland Cleveland’s senior living landscape is set for a significant evolution with Judson Senior Living’s planned introduction of “small home” communities. This innovative model promises a more personalized and truly homelike environment, moving away from traditional institutional settings towards a resident-centered approach. It aims to reshape how older adults experience their later years, offering enhanced dignity and quality of life right here in our community. Redefining Senior Living: … Read More