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A Day of Caring
A Day of Caring is planned to showcase 100 top non-profit organizations, and offer volunterring opportunities. Mark Nathanson is Executive Director of Old Stone Education Center, one of those non-profit groups, and is organizing the event.
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Balto
The legendary sled dog Balto is the subject of a new exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Harvey Webster, Director of Wildlife Resources tells the story of how Balto helped save Nome, Alaska in 1925, and how a few years later, Clevelan
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Rock the Foundation
The Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association provides public services to students and adults alike. Attorney Rick Manoloff discusses some of those services, and the upcoming fundraiser, Rock the Foundation, at the House of Blues on March 20th.
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The Many Lives of the Firefly Brothers
Novelist Thomas Mullen has put an interesting twist on the typical depression-era bank robber story in "The Many Lives of the Firefly Brothers."
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Clark Reliance
Clark Reliance Corporation is a Cleveand-area success story. Chris Fadden is Director of Marketing.
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Consumer Protection Week
National Consumer Protection Week (March 7-13) is designed to safeguard people from scams of all types. Vic Dubina of the U. S. Postal Service and Jeanne Morton with the Cleveland Housing Network explain the role their two agencies play in National Consu
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Catholic Business Connection
T-shirts, socks and diapers are needed by a number of organizations that help the needy in Cleveland. The Catholic Business Connection is pitching in, by setting up collection points for you to drop off these needed items. Founder John Kowalski explains
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Road to the Red Carpet
The Greater Cleveland Film Commission is trying to create hundreds of full-time jobs in the film industry. Executive Director Ivan Schwartz explains how, and described "The Road to the Red Carpet," an Oscar night benefit for the commission.
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Chili Open
The Chili Open Golf Classic and Celebrity Auction takes place Saturday, February 27th, at the Cuyahoga County fairgrounds. Denny Daar is with the Rotary Club of Strongsville, organizer of the event.
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Eating Disorders
The Cleveland Center for Eating Disorders is holding a couple of events during this, National Eating Disorder Awareness Week. Dr. Lucene Wisniewski is a co-founder of the center.
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Born Entrepreneurs, Born Leaders
Scott Shane, Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies at Case Western Reserve University, discusses his new book, “Born Entrepreneurs, Born Leaders.\\\"
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Cleveland Foodbank
The Cleveland Foobank continues to provide more and more people with needed nutrition. Executive Director Anne Goodman has details of a brand new study on Hunger in America, and shares the results with us prior to her City Club address this week.
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Chagrin Falls Academy
The students of the Chagrin Falls Performing Arts Academy will stage a play next weekend, based on a pulitzer prize winning book by Thomas Wolfe. "Look Homeward Angel" is directed by the Executive Director of the Academy, Tom Fulton.
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Amazing Feats of Aging
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History os hostin an exhibit called "Amazing Feats of Aging." Linda Spurloch is Director of Human Health for the Museum.
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Go Red for Women
Go Red for Women events are planned throughout the month of February to recognize American Heart Month. Lindsay Silverstein, Senior Director of the Cleveland Metro American Heart Association, and Kate Hubben, who chairs the corporate leadership team disc
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College Goal Sunday
College Goal Sunday takes place next week. Claudia Wenzel of John Carroll University explains how the event can help high school seniors who are headed for college.
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Yukon River Quest
A local father-daughter team plans to take on the The Yukon River Quest this summer, to help adults served by the Lake County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. Kevin Morgan is the father. Rikki Coach is the Executive Director o
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Cleveland's Rock and Roll Roots
Deanna Adams’ new book chronicles the history of Rock and Roll in Cleveland. She will be signing copies of ”Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Roots” Saturday night, Feburary 6th at the Agora.
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Preventing Teen Violence
Tim Boenlein, Assistant Director if the Domestic Violence Center, and Mary Dwyer-Kueller, teacher of Theology at Magnificat High School discuss the school's efforts to teach students how to have healthy relationships.
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Bishop Sheen
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen is the subject of an exhibit opening Feburary 1 at the Byzantine Catholic Cultural Center in Parma. Father Richard Plishka of the Cultural Center explains Bishop Sheen's continuing popularity.
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Making It All Work
David Allen has been called the "Oracle of Organization," and he is now out with a follow-up to his 2001 book, "Getting Things Done," called "Making It All Work."
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Dr. Scott Sampson
The Explorer Lecture Series continues at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History with Dr. Scott Sampson, famed paleontologist and host of Dinosaur Train on PBS, on Friday, January 29th
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