Rainy night fuels packed Cleveland NFL Draft fans
Fans braved rain in downtown Cleveland for the 2021 NFL Draft at FirstEnergy Stadium. Jacksonville selected Trevor Lawrence with the first pick as Commissioner Roger Goodell returned to the podium amid the festive crowd and helmet displays along Erieside Avenue.
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Highland grad turned CEO returns to speak to seniors
John Kobs, Highland High School alumnus and CEO of ApartmentList com, spoke to advanced placement seniors about his path from football and adversity at Highland to founding a San Francisco firm with over five million listings. He recalled a low point when he drained his last funds to keep his company afloat and still built a successful career.
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Medina Man Arrested on Felony Drug Charges Near School
Cleveland man Alexis A. Fort, 38, was arrested in Medina County on first degree felony drug charges after police found methamphetamine, cocaine and prescription pills in his possession near Claggett Middle School. He remained jailed on a $50,000 bond.
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Food distribution helps Medina County reach families in rain
Feeding Medina County held a drive-thru food distribution outside the Supreme Senior Center, delivering over 1200 pounds of food to more than 120 people and their families despite heavy rain and wind. Executive Director Katy Fuerst noted multigenerational households rising due to COVID and widespread job losses.
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Brunswick Schools names two finalists for superintendent
Brunswick board selected Jason Niedermeyer and Dennis Hart as finalists for the district’s top job after reviewing 21 applications and conducting a first round of interviews with seven internal and external candidates. The board cited leadership experience strong alignment with district goals and understanding of current challenges in choosing the finalists.
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