The Roeder family is also weighing the prospects of a political run in Colorado ..read more

“I like both sides – being able to help Jamaicans and help tourists have great experiences,” said Shaker Heights native Lee Weinstock, owner of Travel True Jamaica ..read more

Press Run this week includes items about the Noble Road Library branch re-opening scheduled for June, the Summer Youth Police Academy forming in Shaker Heights, local winners of the Maltz Museum Stop the Hate Contest, and more ..read more

Also in this week's blotter, a Goshen, Ind., man agreed to sell his all terrain vehicle to a male susepct in Shaker Heights, but when the "buyer" was allowed a test drive, he did not return with the ATV ..read more

John Carroll University officials plan to work with the city while keeping all legal options open ..read more

Playhouse Square CEO Craig Hassall and the Playhouse Square Foundation board are to be commended for their far-sighted action to save the building and to use it to energize that area north of Chester Avenue. Cleveland is fortunate to have such a forward-thinking organization as Playhouse Square Foundation, writes retired attorney Bernie Karr, of Shaker Heights, in a letter to the editor ..read more

This week's Press Run includes news about theater events planned for Cain Park; the April slate of events planned for the Mandel Jewish Community Center in Beachwood; a Jewish Federation of Cleveland walk/run being held to remember Israeli victims killed or kidnapped by Hamas on Oct. 7; and more ..read more

Neither Biden nor Trump walked away with full support from Cuyahoga County ..read more

A man from Rawson, Ohio, came to Shaker Heights thinking he was selling his dirt bike, but the "buyer" asked for a test drive, then drove off without returning the vehicle ..read more

The outdoor company Everarbor is opening in Van Aken Market Hall in Shaker Heights ..read more