Byrnes family, Oswald Cos. commit $1.25 million to United Way of Greater Cleveland
Marc Byrnes, chairman emeritus and former chairman and CEO of Oswald Cos., has been a longstanding supporter of the the United Way.
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Marc Byrnes, chairman emeritus and former chairman and CEO of Oswald Cos., has been a longstanding supporter of the the United Way.
It will distribute the funds in January to 16 agencies across Cuyahoga and Geauga counties, with an option to renew for a $2.6 million grant total in the subsequent year if the agencies meet performance metrics and based on United Way's workplace campaign performance.
Last Updated Apr 12, 2021 at 10:09 am ADT Cleveland Plain Dealer. April 11, 2021. Editorial: Shame on Ohio General Assembly members who prevaricate when asked to lead by example and get vaccinated As a key Greater Clevelander lawmaker recently said, General Assembly members should undergo vaccination against COVID-19 virus to encourage their constituents – Ohio’s 11.7 million residents – to do the same. (As of Thursday, about 3.9 million people had obtained at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in Ohio.) “We should be leading by example, and that begins by doing the things we know...
Some General Assembly members not setting example As a key Greater Clevelander lawmaker recently said, General Assembly members should undergo vaccination against COVID-19 virus to encourage their constituents – Ohio’s 11.7 million residents – to do the same. “We should be leading by example, and that begins by doing the things we know will end the pandemic – masking up and signing up for vaccines when we’re eligible,” House Minority Leader Emilia Sykes, an Akron Democrat, recently told the Cincinnati Enquirer. She’s correct. And to a degree, many of Sykes’s fellow legislato...
His second act: Former Cuyahoga County commissioner is now making a name for himself on the stage Peter Lawson Jones still has a license to practice law, but acting has been his professional focus since leaving office. Author: Leon Bibb Updated: 11:40 PM EST January 27, 2021 CLEVELAND — For a Greater Clevelander who lived the ups and downs of local politics, it is a long way from that world to the ins and outs of the "lights, camera, action" of the dramatic world. But Peter Lawson Jones traveled the road from Cuyahoga County commissioner to dramatic actor. Wh...