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Plans for a new Friendship Circle of Cleveland campus focused on adults with disabilities are on hold, Executive Director Rabbi Yossi Marozov told the Cleveland Jewish News in an emailed

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden said Wednesday that he was immediately rushing badly needed weaponry to Ukraine as he signed into law a $95 billion war aid measure that

The Chrysalis, A Home for Girls is hosting its seventh annual Butterfly Fling.

Crocker Park in Westlake is partnering with Beachwood High School to host the “Hope Heals” project’s inflatable teddy bears from April 26 to May 5.

Plans to shift people suspected of drug possession away from courts and into treatment are beginning to unfold across Oregon after legislators terminated Measure 110, the voter-approved ballot measure from

Overview of events around the area.

Over the last few months a call has gone out to various user groups at the Memorial Sports Complex to gauge interest in using ice at Ice For Kids Arena

Gordon Bess encourages others to protect their hearing for their overall health.

Russian President Putin plans a visit to China in May, signaling deepening ties amid heightened global scrutiny. Moscow-Beijing partnership under close watch

A bill passed by the state House of Representatives last week and sent to the governor’s desk is the most aggressive step yet in the legislature’s never-ending quest to destroy