Parma senior recalls when being an Army nurse meant powder, lipstick — and not getting pregnant
Linda Pike of Parma lost 30 pounds to join the U.S. Army in 1968, but was dismissed a year later when she got pregnant.
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Linda Pike of Parma lost 30 pounds to join the U.S. Army in 1968, but was dismissed a year later when she got pregnant.
Some years ago, Terry Sheridan moved to Belgrade, Serbia. I always thought he would miss the Cleveland night life and bar scene, but although he sometimes returned for a visit, he made a life for himself there. I’d communicate by email fairly regularly and he would write about vegetables and flowers he had cultivated. He found peace, deservedly so, writes guest columnist Roldo Bartimole about the retired Cleveland reporter and private investigator who died in Belgrade on April 1 at age 88 -- and who had once described himself as living in Serbia, but fishing in Montenegro.
While things aren't quite back to normal, as there was no street permit in place for this year's festivities — there was a Dyngus Day celebration to be had at Gordon Green in the Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood. Here's what we saw.
In 2011, the Cleveland Clinic made a commitment to take care of the health needs of the community. Today, that commitment continues and is going strong.
In 2011, the Cleveland Clinic made a commitment to take care of the health needs of the community. Today, that commitment continues and is going strong