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Cleveland Heights City Council elected Jim Posch as its new councilman in 5-1 vote on April 25 to fill the seat left vacant for over a month following the resignation

Lee Kolt Smith, 79, born July 30, 1944, passed away peacefully on Oct. 18, 2023.Arrangements under the direction of Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Memorial Chapel.

Public libraries offer a variety of resources for middle school-aged kids to use that will help them advance their studies. These resources may include books, computers, tutoring services, reading incentive

This week's Press Run includes an item about events scheduled for two days in June during which all Cuyahoga County residents are invited to get a close look at the underside of Cleveland's Veterans Memorial Bridge and share ideas for how it can be used.

Read Press Run for information on an upcoming concert at Beachwood's Temple Tifereth-Israel, a Laurel School student who knows her economics, a groundbreaking party at Mandel Jewish Day School and much more.

Guidelines could be drawn up by the end of June for businesses adversely affected by the pandemic.

A manager at an Ohio library said a man who checked out a Bob Dylan record returned the borrowed item through the mail 48 years later.

Books Unite Us: Censorship and You Book challenges are on the rise around the U.S. and herein Ohio, and they often target youth literature reflecting diverse identities and experiences. What can parents, educators, community members, and families do to support inclusion and access to diverse materials? Build your advocacy toolkit with Heights Libraries as we welcome local panelists from the ACLU of Ohio, the LGBT Community Center, and Colors + Youth. Strengthen your skills and become an advocate...

Those nasal swabs still bring tears to your eyes, and are just as hard to find in a haystack.

Howard Simon recently sent the album along with a letter to the library apologizing for his tardiness.