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You won’t want to miss a minute of the action during the Lake County Captains’ 2022 season
If opening day’s winning game against the Dayton Dragons is any indication of the season ahead, you can look for the Lake County Captains to be putting lots of wins up on the board at Classic Park. Having the best record in the division in the 2021 season, but not being able to play in the playoffs, has the team thinking it’s time to set...
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The 2022 Lake County YMCA Dream Car Fundraiser
Aptly named “An Adventure to Remember,” the 2022 Lake County YMCA Dream Car Fundraiser is bigger and more exciting than ever. The ambitious fundraising team has pulled out all the stops, offering a package valued at $50,000 that includes a loaded Chevy Silverado Crew Cab, a $700 Gift Card to any Ohio State Park and $100 gas card to get you...
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Where athletes with physical and mental disabilities gather to play America’s favorite pastime, on their own terms
What began as a scribble on a Post-it note as a suggestion to Eastlake Mayor Dennis Morley is today the Miracle League, a magical place on the corner of Vine Street and state Route 91, where athletes with physical and mental disabilities gather to play America’s favorite pastime, on their own terms. “We like to say we rival Disney for...
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Local photographer Gabe Wasylko turns his lens on The Land
Local photographer Gabe Wasylko is dedicated. So much so that he often starts his days at 4:30 a.m., researched and ready to shoot his beloved Cleveland in all its glory from the perfect spot, basking in the glow of the rising sun, all while the city dwellers are sound asleep. The next few hours of his day are dedicated to grabbing various photos...
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Mentor Schools is focused on strengthening the partnership between students and the local businesses that could hold the keys to their future
After hearing about the Cardinal Connect Luncheon on Monday, May 2, at Paradigm in Mentor—Mimi can say she has restored faith in the next generation. “The purpose of the luncheon, which served more than 140 people, was to connect students with local business partners,” says Kristen Kirby, community relations director for Mentor...
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