Ohio School Report Cards, which provide the public information about school and district performance, will be released online today.
: Decades ago, Cleveland’s Hough neighborhood was synonymous with urban decline. The uprising that occurred in 1966, in which four people died, was perhaps the ultimate result of years of disinvestment. Fast forward five decades and Hough continues to evolve and progress,
the 45-story tower, often still called the BP Tower or Standard Oil Building by Clevelanders, is owned by DRA Advisors.: Well-regarded restaurant owner and chef Doug Katz is influencing food service at the Cleveland Clinic locations, consulting with Morrison Healthcare, a food and nutrition services company contracted by the Clinic.Turtle trafficking
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