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It was watching a server at a high-end Tulsa restaurant prepare steak Diane that made Kurt Fichtenberg want to be a chef.

Westlake Historical Society marks Clague House’s 145th birthday: West Shore Chatter Updated 4:22 PM; Today 4:03 PM The Clague House Museum will celebrate its 145th birthday later this year. (Carol Kovach/special to cleveland.com) Facebook Share WESTLAKE, Ohio -- The stately Clague House at 1371 Clague Road in Westlake, once the home of the Clague family, is marking another milestone this year: its 145th birthday. In non-pandemic times, the Westlake Historical Society offers tours of the house and it can be reserved for special occasions, including weddings. The historical society also hos...

A visit from a prison guard to Ohio’s attorney general sets in motion a deep-reaching investigation in “The Sacrifice of Lester Yates,” an exciting political thriller by Columbus author Robin Yocum. In Yocum’s 2011 “Favorite Sons,” Hutchington “Hutch” Van Buren was the prosecuting attorney for Summit County, but when he was 15, he lived in a little town near Steubenville, and he and three friends were involved in an accident that killed another boy. The man who was convicted of the boy’s murder threatened to ruin Hutch’s chances to become Ohio’s attorney general, but Hu...

Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite Rep. Yadira Caraveo speaks to Antonio Jaramillo about Marshall, his almost-two-year-old, in an exam room at Peak Pediatrics in Thornton. Dec. 17, 2020. In early December, with coronavirus deaths and hospitalizations at the highest levels of pandemic, Colorado’s top public health leader took questions from the state legislature’s Joint Budget Committee. The topic was health disparities, which have been underscored by the crisis. The tension was clear between Jill Hunsaker Ryan, executive director of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, and com...