Joe Milicia | 330.344.6083 Content is property of Cleveland Clinic and for news media use only Cleveland Clinic has named Teri Lash-Ritter as president of Akron General and Lodi hospitals and president of the South Submarket of Cleveland Clinic’s Northeast Ohio Market effective Feb Lash-Ritter will lead the strategic coordination of care for the South Submarket and many family health centers and outpatient facilities She will manage the daily needs at hospital and outpatient locations with a focus on quality safety and providing the best possible experience for patients and caregivers Lash-Ritter is a gifted clinician and a remarkable leader and we are excited to have her guide this growing region for Cleveland Clinic,” said Jorge A “She has been an important leader at Akron General since it became part of the Cleveland Clinic health system nearly 10 years ago she will help ensure that our physicians and caregivers are best able to serve our communities in the South Submarket.” Lash-Ritter has been the Chief Medical Officer at Akron General and Lodi hospitals since 2019 Before that she was the Associate Chief Experience Officer for Cleveland Clinic Regional Hospitals and the Associate Chief Experience Officer for Akron General She is a board-certified family medicine physician practicing urgent care medicine at the Wooster Family Health Center She later served as the Medical Director for Cleveland Clinic Urgent and Express Care Clinics She has a bachelor’s degree in dietetics from the University of Akron After practicing as a registered dietitian for five years she returned to school and earned a medical degree from Northeast Ohio Medical University She completed her residency at Aultman Family Medicine Residency Program she earned an MBA from Case Western Reserve University Lash-Ritter is a faculty member in the Akron General Center for Family Medicine and the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine She is certified in travel health through the International Society of Travel Medicine and has led numerous medical mission teams in Haiti and the Dominican Republic who recently was named President of the East Submarket of the Northeast Ohio Market and President of Hillcrest and Mentor hospitals Editor’s Note: Cleveland Clinic News Service is available to provide broadcast-quality interviews and B-roll upon request.  Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall. Stuart families concerned as Cleveland Clinic in Martin County consolidates servicesby Tiffany Rizzo (CBS12) — At the end of last year that Cleveland Clinic in Stuart announced they were planning to move their labor and delivery services to their Tradition hospital in Port St Lucie Now they're consolidating their services even more at Cleveland Clinic Martin South Cleveland Clinic couldn't confirm what area of the hospital they were consolidating but they did tell us it's because of a decline in inpatient admissions and a shift to outpatient care A local family said they don't want to see any more resources taken away from Martin County See also: Some relief ahead: Gov. Ron DeSantis announces insurance rate cuts for 2025 so there's no reason for them to be downgrading It’s a hospital the Stuart community relies on "I am very happy with Martin South Hospital because I had a knee replacement there we're going to go to Cleveland Clinic you're not going to drive," Stuart resident Nelson Burton "It's it's become less about health care and more about profit to eliminate nurses and to close down a facility like that just doesn't you know It's about financial," David D'Eugenio said Cleveland Clinic said any caregivers who’re impacted can apply to open positions throughout the region Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application In 1980-1983 He attended CNI to earn his Bachelor's Degree In 1984 John went to Asia to be a missionary and met a Chinese businessman on fire for God and wanted to do mission work Malaysia to a small village called Tagaroh John met his future wife Suzie who was one of the student's there Malaysia to teach in the bible school with a missionary from England 1985 John and Suzie got engaged and was wed in January of 1986 In 1993 they returned to the United States where John furthered his education by attending the School of Theology and graduated with an MDIV in 1996 and 1997 He went to Indonesia for an internship at Bethel Seminary for the Church of God Malaysia which had became a muslim country He has been a Missionary for over 40 years John touched many peoples lives and led many to Christ He stayed true and faithful to God through many trials and adversities John and Suzie had four children that survive John He is also survived by a grand daughter Maggie May Pickens John is survived by Suging"Suzie" Pickens - spouse his brother Gary Pickens and his mother Emalee Guildner John is preceded in death by William Pickens - father and his brothers The service for John Pickens will be held on Tuesday at 12:00 PM at South Cleveland Church of God at 11:00 AM at South Cleveland Church of God Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors By Cleveland Charge Staff /December 29, 2024 Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here The ranking also recognizes Cleveland Clinic as the no Rebecca Astorga | 305.967.6676 For the seventh consecutive year, Cleveland Clinic has been ranked the No. 2 hospital in the world, according to Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals 2025 Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital also earned its place among the best hospitals in the United States ranking 48th overall and holding the title of the highest-ranked hospital in South Florida and second in the state of Florida “This recognition reflects the exceptional dedication of our caregivers who consistently go above and beyond to deliver world-class care to our patients every single day,” says F Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital which was also named a top hospital in the nation in 2024 “It reaffirms our unwavering commitment to excellence in patient care The World’s Best Hospitals rankings are based on surveys and data from hospitals in 30 countries Newsweek partners with Statista to compile the annual rankings Data sources include opinions from more than 85,000 medical experts globally; publicly available data on patient experience and hospital quality metrics; and patient-reported outcomes measures Thanks for visiting $500 million to be raised to break ground on new hospital Tora Vinci | 216.339.4277 Nancee Long | 561.525.4307 Artist's rendering of new Palm Beach hospital 1 in heart care for 30 years and known around the world as a leading academic health system has announced its goal for a fundraising campaign that will expand its exceptional care for the residents of Palm Beach County Cleveland Clinic also named the location for a new hospital that will be funded by the campaign Both announcements were made Saturday night during its Palm Beach Ball an annual fundraising event that supports medical services and programs in South Florida and beyond “Cleveland Clinic has served the healthcare needs of Palm Beach County residents for many years and is committed to an expansion plan that will transform care for the community,” said Tom Mihaljevic CEO and President of Cleveland Clinic and the holder of the Morton L “The community’s visionary leaders challenged us to respond to the region’s growing healthcare needs we will enhance care through a broad range of specialties and greater access.” Cleveland Clinic has cared for patients at the outpatient center at City Place in West Palm Beach To meet the evolving needs of the community Cleveland Clinic plans to build a new hospital and expand outpatient services at a new location These projects will be supported by a fundraising campaign that is off to a strong start already reaching $100 million toward a goal of $500 million to begin construction of the hospital "This expansion is special because it is a partnership with the community which has provided Cleveland Clinic with generous philanthropic support for a very long time,” said Conor Delaney “The fundraising campaign will enable us to bring to West Palm Beach the full scale of services that residents have been asking us to offer The plan is ideal because the hospital and outpatient center will be close together — just a couple hundred yards apart — allowing caregivers and patients to easily go from one location to the other." Plans for the new hospital include approximately 150 inpatient beds a medical office building and an ambulatory surgery center The hospital will be located on newly acquired land next to Clear Lake in West Palm Beach Cleveland Clinic will lease space at 15 CityPlace for a new 120,000-square-foot outpatient location that will nearly quadruple the square footage of the existing Cleveland Clinic Health Center Additional services will include chemotherapy and infusion therapy Cleveland Clinic has had a presence in South Florida for more than 30 years providing high-quality care with a focus on safety and patient experience Cleveland Clinic Weston is ranked as the No Cleveland Clinic was the first out-of-state provider to open a West Palm Beach medical office and subsequently opened clinics in Palm Beach Gardens and Wellington Cleveland Clinic integrates clinical care with research and education to serve the needs of our patients now and in the future Cleveland Clinic's transformation of care in Palm Beach County will connect care in South Florida from Weston Hospital up the coast to Martin and Indian River hospitals north of Palm Beach Editor’s Note: Cleveland Clinic News Service is available to provide broadcast-quality interviews and B-roll upon request By Lydian Coombs and Joel MoorePublished: Apr 2025 at 1:18 AM CDTEmail This LinkShare on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInMEMPHIS (WMC) - Action News 5 is tracking storm damage power outages and traffic impacts as severe weather and confirmed tornadoes tear through the Mid-South region Wednesday night into Thursday morning Tornado damage has been confirmed for the area west of Senatobia after it made touchdown just after midnight Thursday though the extent of the damage has not yet been revealed A confirmed tornado also hit Northeast Arkansas early Wednesday evening, and reports of “catastrophic” damage in Lake City near Jonesboro are continuing to roll in from the National Weather Service According to the Craighead County Office of Emergency Management approximately 10 to 12 homes were impacted in Lake City Three other injuries were reported in the neighboring City of Monette though the severity of the injuries wasn’t immediately clear Highway 18 in Lake City is completely shut down to traffic all the way to Monette due to heavy debris According to the 911 dispatch center in Jonesboro and electric poles are strewn across the roadways in that area Tornado damage was also reported out of Bono and Bay Westside Consolidated School District announced closures for Thursday so that they can assess damage to school campuses The severe weather was also responsible for overturning a train in Bay a lightning strike in Olive Branch has reportedly caused a house fire in the Windstone neighborhood off Goodman Road Action News 5 is pending more information on this fire and will update this story as we learn more Downed trees and power lines are obscuring traffic in several areas of Memphis late Wednesday night including at Lamar Avenue and South Cleveland Street The area has been blocked off with caution tape as crews assess the damage Gas and Water (MLGW) estimated that the downed poles and wires at this intersection will be replaced by 9:30 p.m. but the roadway remains blocked as of 11:35 p.m Power lines and trees are also down along the 1800 block of Vinton Avenue in Central Gardens a large tree and power lines are down at Lowell Avenue and South Trezevant Street A large tree has also fallen outside a home on Central Avenue Crews are also on Gallery Drive near TPC Southwind where a tree struck by lightning sent debris and limbs into the roadway Lightning his this tree on Gallery Road in the Southwind area.(📸: Ann Marie Ruhland)Please stay safe in these storms! We are tracking LIVE: https://t.co/ntCEJtYmKs pic.twitter.com/AgEnoOFqI0 Action News 5’s Imani Williams also found several trees and utility poles down in Dyersburg Power lines, trees, and power poles are down all across Dyersburg @WMCActionNews5 pic.twitter.com/8tq1RHY75K power remains out for thousands of MLGW customers in the Memphis metro area — from I-240 to Cleveland and back toward the Annesdale/Snowden area according to the utility’s live power outage map The grids most affected correspond with confirmed storm damage in those areas In total, the number of outages across MLGW’s service area has climbed to just over 8,000 customers in the dark as of 11:30 p.m. Click here for the latest total. Outages in certain North Mississippi counties have been fairly consistent and low in numbers all night Wednesday DeSoto County has the most customers without power in this region of the state is reporting that a tornado touched down in the Marshall County area near Slayden and Atway Marshall County is reporting that roads in the area will be closed off to non-residents due to the storm aftermath Residents in Marshall County will have to show proof of residence to be able to travel the roads The following roads are closed: South Slayden Action News 5 will continue to track storm impacts across the Mid-South as the system moves through the area Click here to sign up for our newsletter Click here to report a spelling or grammar error Lightning his this tree on Gallery Road in the Southwind area.(📸: Ann Marie Ruhland)Please stay safe in these storms! We are tracking LIVE: https://t.co/ntCEJtYmKs pic.twitter.com/AgEnoOFqI0 Power lines, trees, and power poles are down all across Dyersburg @WMCActionNews5 pic.twitter.com/8tq1RHY75K Cleveland Clinic Martin South's Emergency Department has been recognized with the prestigious 2024 Lantern Award from the Emergency Nurses Association Cleveland Clinic News Service | 216.444.0141 We’re available to shoot custom interviews & b-roll for media outlets upon request CCNS health and medical content is consumer-friendly professional broadcast quality (available in HD) 2024 – Cleveland Clinic Martin South's Emergency Department has been recognized with the prestigious 2024 Lantern Award from the Emergency Nurses Association This award celebrates excellence in leadership and research within emergency care settings The Lantern Award showcases Emergency Departments’ (ED) accomplishments in the areas of team communication and innovative approaches to delivering high-quality This award underscores commitment to prompt and safe treatment that meets the highest standards of quality Cleveland Clinic Martin South’s ED implemented a "pull to full" strategy optimizing staffing to promptly attend to patient needs upon arrival "We are honored to receive this prestigious award which reflects our team's hard work and passion for excellence in emergency care," said Laura Hrubes "Our team’s commitment to proactive communication and the immediate delivery of patient care ensures that every patient receives timely and compassionate care from the moment they arrive." These efforts have significantly enhanced operational efficiency leading to improved safety and quality metrics but also significantly improving patient experience By immediately engaging with patients upon their arrival This proactive approach minimizes anxiety and uncertainty for patients and their families fostering a sense of reassurance and confidence in the care provided the ED’s leadership team fosters a supportive and nurturing environment for its caregivers they prioritize understanding each team member's motivations and active participation in committees and councils further promote a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement "A healthy work environment is crucial for delivering outstanding patient care," explained Laura Hrubes "By recognizing and empowering our caregivers encouraging their input through committees and promoting reporting of near misses to prevent safety events we create a culture of learning and excellence that directly benefits our patients." The Lantern Award is not just an accolade but a reflection of Cleveland Clinic’s mission to deliver exceptional healthcare experiences and outcomes By embracing a culture of teamwork and professional development the ED team remains committed to providing the highest standards of care for every patient they serve For more information on this year’s Lantern Award recipients, visit the Emergency Nurses Association website The Emergency Nurses Association is the premier professional nursing association dedicated to defining the future of emergency nursing through advocacy ENA has proven to be an indispensable resource to the global emergency nursing community develops industry-leading practice standards and guidelines and guides emergency health care public policy disaster preparedness and all aspects of emergency care Additional information is available at www.ena.org Thanks for visiting Joann, the fabric and craft store that became ubiquitous across the United States, is now about to close more than half of its locations and Florida will be among the states hit hardest Fort Myers locals are left to wonder: Will the Fort Myers Joann locations be some of the 36 Florida locations doomed to close According to the list the retailer posted on its restructuring website Joann is closing 500 of its 800 locations and 36 of them are in the Sunshine State with 61 stores on the list.) That leaves us 13 Joanns left in Florida "This was a very difficult decision to make given the major impact we know it will have on our Team Members our customers and all of the communities we serve," Joann said in a statement to USA TODAY on Wednesday "A careful analysis of store performance and future strategic fit for the Company determined which stores should remain operating as usual at this time." Here's what we know about which Joann stores are closing and whether or not the Fort Myers locations are affected Joann filed a motion seeking court authority to close approximately 500 stores 15," Joann spokesperson Amanda Hayes told TCPalm.com "but we do not know how long they will run any timelines are subject to change and could shift on a store-by-store basis." Are the Fort Myers Joann stores closing?One of the Fort Myers Joann stores is closing: 4610 S Cleveland Ave The other location at 15201 N Cleveland Ave The Joann locations in Estero and Naples will be closing as well According to Joann's restructuring website Of the 47 locations in the state currently listed on the Joann website only 13 were not named on the restructuring list: Brandon CLEVELAND — Gordon Park South is a 50-acre park in Cleveland’s St a small playground and not much seating or places to fire up a barbecue and LAND Studio want to change that and have started planning to reimagine the park director of parks and community with LAND Studio community engagement and public space planning said resident feedback is critical to improving the park “It’s always important to have community voices at the table but from the very beginning informing what they want to see in a space that is theirs,” Wilson said “We are merely interpreters of that vision." The city transferred the operations and management of the park to Cleveland Metroparks in October of 2023 with the purpose of bringing improvements to infrastructure and amenities Wilson said the park once had tennis courts and an aquarium He said early interactions with residents have raised ideas about more seating and better utilizing green space for today's popular sports “Communities shift… preference for activities have shifted Clair-Superior community about what their wishes are and how they can accommodate the activities that are happening now in that space,” Wilson said The first of several community meetings is Tuesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at EJ Kovacic Recreation Center at 3250 St. Clair Ave. in Cleveland. A website has been set up to keep residents up to date Wilson said there will likely be short- and long-term park improvement projects and Cleveland Metroparks expects to start on some as early as next year (This story has been updated to include new information.) A Polk County man was in custody at a local hospital Thursday after an attempt to apprehend him on six warrants turned into an officer-involved shooting Megan Fuentes, spokesperson for Fort Myers Police, confirmed about 1:55 p.m. Wednesday that an officer-involved shooting happened at Mel’s Diner, 4820 S. Cleveland Ave. Fuentes said the shooting happened outside the restaurant The suspect was taken into custody at a local hospital She specified that no law enforcement or bystanders were injured confirmed Thursday morning that Myles Strickland was wanted on two warrants for grand theft and one warrant for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon Polk County court records indicate Strickland's hometown is Bartow The later of his Polk County offenses happened in 2020 Fuentes said Wednesday the Florida Department of Law Enforcement has taken over the investigation and police will assist and cooperate in the investigation The shooting involved one Fort Myers Police U.S At least 10 police and Florida Department of Law Enforcement cruisers were lined up with their lights activated alongside south Cleveland Avenue and throughout the parking lot of Rooms To Go on Wednesday afternoon Law enforcement officers had cleared out the parking lot of customers after they conducted interviews with witnesses.The site at Mel’s Diner and a section of the Rooms To Go property next door were blocked off with police tape Tayeba Hussein is a Breaking News Reporter and may be reached at THussein@gannett.com The Cleveland Clinic is bringing its specialized medical care for the region's youngest patients to Akron Cleveland Clinic Akron General’s Medical Office Building on South Broadway in Akron will open for pediatric primary care services on Monday and specialty services in the coming weeks The hospital system has invested about $3.2 million into the facility which will have 18 exam rooms and 23 physician providers interim chief of Cleveland Clinic Children's She noted that the Akron location is surrounded by Cleveland Clinic Children's pediatric facilities in other Summit County communities as well as the Cleveland Clinic facility in Jackson Township called Mercy Hospital Internal Medicine and Pediatrics During a tour of the pediatric area of the Akron Medical Office Building at 676 S Pappas showed what she highlighted as spacious rooms and computer stations oriented so that patients can see their care providers as they take their medical histories According to a news release from the Cleveland Clinic pediatric specialties provided in the Akron building will include: allergy Akron Mayor Shammas Malik was among the community leaders at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday to welcome the pediatric services to Akron Malik said the facility has "beautiful artwork" and a "calm atmosphere." Cleveland Clinic Akron General "has really been a pillar of our economy taking care of people in our community," Malik said Cleveland Clinic Akron General President Dr Brian Harte said Akron General and the Cleveland Clinic are "certainly proud to be continuing to make investments here in downtown Akron and really throughout Summit County." "That's one of the pledges we make to our community not only in health care but in employment and raising the bar for all of our families throughout the communities that we serve," Harte said "Another promise that we make in Cleveland Clinic is that we are here to take care of you and your families out in the community at every stage of your life." Akron Children's Hospital has controlled the pediatric hospital market in Akron with Summa and Akron General focusing on adult care Both of Akron's adult health systems have had contracts with Akron Children's to run the special-care nurseries for newborns who needed a higher level of care but not the more intensive care offered in Children's neonatal intensive-care unit But Akron General is now part of the Cleveland Clinic health system which has its own nationally recognized Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital and a variety of pediatric specialities chair of Cleveland Clinic Akron General’s Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology said that federal funding stemming from the help of U.S supported moving the Women's Health Center from the South Broadway Street building's second floor to downstairs "We were so excited because we provide care to patients who live in the surrounding area that are really impacted by a disparity in outcomes both for infant mortality as well as for our Black birthing persons," Savitski said outcomes tend to be worse for our Black birthing persons and we do a lot to mitigate those social determinants of health that impact their outcomes" The Medical Office Building has been used by Akron General since 2004 That was 11 years before Cleveland Clinic acquired Akron General Cleveland Clinic Akron General previously provided COVID-19 testing on the first floor of its Medical Office Building The building opened in 1984 as a facility for Health Guard a health maintenance organization run by Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Northern Ohio Beacon Journal reporter and history columnist Mark J He can be reached at mprice@thebeaconjournal.com Patrick Williams covers growth and development for the Akron Beacon Journal He can be reached by email at pwilliams@gannett.com or on X Check The News-Press voter guide for information about the candidates, their priorities and their positions on key issues: https://www.news-press.com/news/elections/voter-guide/ in person during the early voting period or in person on election day Where to drop off vote-by-mail ballots in Lee County FloridaVoters can hand deliver their ballots from 8:30 a.m Fort MyersBonita Springs Branch Office at Bonita Commons Lehigh AcresBallots can also be hand delivered to a Secure Ballot Intake Station any early voting location during the early voting period Track your ballot here: https://www.lee.vote/Voter-Resources/Check-My-Voter-Info Where: You can vote early at one of these Lee County locations or drop off your vote-by-mail ballot at a secure intake station at these locations Bonita Springs Fl 34134Cape Coral Elections Office Cape Coral Fl 33990Cape Coral - Lee County Library Cape Coral Fl 33914East County Regional Library Lehigh Acres Fl 33971 Estero Recreation Center Estero Fl 33928 Fort Myers Regional Library Housing Authority Of The City Of Fort Myers Fort Myers Fl 33919Lee County Elections Center Fort Myers Fl 33907Lehigh Acres Elections Office Lehigh Acres 33974 North Fort Myers Recreation Center Fl 33993Election Day voting in Lee CountyOn Election Day To find you specific polling location, go here: https://www.lee.vote/Admin/Check-my-Registration-Status which for 10 years has owned a vacant restaurant building off U.S just paid $40.35 million for its next-door neighbor Benderson has been unwilling and unable to lease what used to be the 5,600-square-foot Lone Star Steakhouse and Saloon at 13186 S Just to the west of the abandoned building stands the 280,000-square-foot Cypress Trace shopping center at 13300 S with anchor tenants comprising 83% of the tenant base “This offering received strong investor interest based on its location at Fort Myers’ dominant retail intersection and diverse and expansive anchor lineup,” Gilbert vice chair and retail capital markets leader for Cushman & Wakefield “Nuveen’s leasing agent has done an excellent job backfilling anchor vacancies in the past few years…” “These new anchors are stronger operators than their predecessors and will increase customer traffic to the center,” Gilbert said Cypress Trace has just one available vacancy a partner with Trinity Commercial Group and leasing agent “We are confident that Benderson will continue the excellent stewardship of the asset enhancing the performance and contribution to the surrounding retail landscape,” he said The sale price amounts to $144 per square foot “That’s pretty in line with what I would expect for a property like that,” Simmons said But you’ve got it anchored with a couple of larger retailers and you’ve got a mix of other places like Skillets.” Benderson Development Managing Director Randy Benderson declined an interview request But Benderson said in a news release: “Cypress Trace represents an exciting opportunity for us to further invest in Fort Myers and enhance the shopping experience for residents This acquisition aligns with our expertise in revitalizing shopping centers and creating vibrant places to shop CEO of Cushman & Wakefield Southwest Florida But he said Benderson now owning almost the entire corner—the adjacent Blaze Pizza has different ownership—now raises the likelihood of the vacant Lone Star restaurant finally being redeveloped “I would expect that now that Benderson owns the entire property it should be able to be much easier for Benderson to now redevelop that hard corner and the old Lone Star Steakhouse,” Tasman said “I think the market would like to see a new and innovative concept on that site My hope is that will help facilitate that redevelopment.” “I think it will attract a group that’s going to want their own format.” the new Capitol Grille took shape on the site of a preexisting Mimi’s Cafe That same type of redevelopment could take place at the vacant Lone Star building “A larger restaurant chain is not inclined to take an existing building and try to make that work,” Simmons said “It’s not worthwhile for those groups with the economy of scale they have Acquiring Cypress Trace looks like a great investment for Benderson for multiple reasons and I have no idea if this is part of the buyer’s plan,” he said “But that is an enormous site for a shopping center we’re going to see the addition of multifamily It makes sense from the standpoint of the owner Sites like this that are extremely well located they’re going to have interest from prospective tenants.” you’re looking beyond just what the plaza is today,” he said It’s not just a benefit for the property owner It creates internal capture for the retailers If you can be in a project where you’ve got built-in shoppers in place Typical ebbs and flows of the single-family home market do not have much of an impact on the ultra Four restaurant chains and a cake shop will join seven other businesses coming this year to the new Tree Farm.. the May 5 opening of the Hospital for Special Surgery at NCH takes the health care.. Not only has Chef Brian Roland physically and emotionally returned to public life in Southwest Florida after his life-altering tragedy.. Beeline is counting on thirsty folks making a beeline to its new upscale cocktail bar at Mercato in North Naples... The 72-unit Verandas III opened and is fully occupied on Airport Road marking the final phase in the redevelopment of.. firefighters and paramedics from Arlington Heights responded about 7:05 p.m 2024 to a report of a rollover crash with injuries on Cleveland Avenue south of Davis Street in Arlington Heights The Arlington Heights police were first on the scene by 7:08 p.m and reported that the driver was out of the vehicle Police discovered a white Toyota upside down after hitting at least one parked car The parked car that was hit on the southbound side of Cleveland Avenue had moderate to significant damage and may hit a vehicle parked in front of it The vehicle in front had little or no damage The first fire crew on arrival (Ambulance 1) reported a vehicle upside down on its roof with moderate damage Squad 1’s crew arrived and report no extrication was required The driver of the white Toyota refused EMS transport and was transferred to police officers for a field sobriety test the female driver was transferred to a police vehicle and transported to Arlington Heights Police Department headquarters Her vehicle was uprighted and towed by Hillside to a police holding area The crash affected traffic as Cleveland Avenue was blocked in both directions south of Davis Street Rollover crash with parked car, suspected DUI driver at Cleveland Avenue south of Davis Street Arlington Heights on Wednesday, October 2, 2024 (CARDINAL NEWS). YouTube Tips ⓘ According to the Arlington Heights Police Department DUI – Under the Influence of Alcohol DUI with an Alcohol Concentration in Blood or Breath 0.08 or More of the block of 500 South Cleveland Avenue nearby Stepaniuk’s next court date is November 20 in Court Room 203 of the Cook County Circuit Court in Rolling Meadows LIVE TRAFFIC MAP … The information in this article is an early report published before any summary information was confirmed or released by police or fire authorities Replying to Triggered Reader: Yesterday’s Ohio Feeder Protest Article Was Traffic Report Roof Sections Blown Off at Tropicana Field in St “Someday soon we’ll stop to ponder what on earth’s this spell we’re under.” so don’t waste it living someone else’s life Don’t be trapped by dogma – which is living with the results of other people’s thinking is not worth the humble reasoning of a single individual.” Alana Wyche | 216.346.0363 Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Hospital hosted another successful “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” community beautification event Infinity Construction and Warrensville Heights City Council Member Andrea Mitchell to clean up the yards of homes in the hospital's surrounding area Nearly 60 volunteers donated their time and performed light landscaping work on 50 homes in the Friendly City The “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” initiative was started in 2010 to support senior residents who were unable to do the physical labor required to maintain their yards a retired grandmother who has lived in the area for five years “The volunteers who came to my home were so kind and did an amazing job,” said Margaree Their kindness and hard work mean so much to me." The center aims to better address the holistic needs of area residents Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Hospital held a ribbon cutting ceremony to unveil its new community resource center The program featured remarks from Margaret McKenzie Vice President of Marymount and South Pointe Hospitals First Federal Lakewood and the Greater Cleveland Food Bank also participated in the event the community resource center aims to better address the holistic needs of area residents community members will have access to critical health and social support services in a convenient One focus of the center is helping under-resourced families access the fresh and nutritious foods they need through the Nourish Pantry Plus program Supported by gifts from Aramark and Morrison Healthcare this food pantry allows individuals to choose from staples like produce and other non-perishable items donated by the Greater Cleveland Food Bank Community members can access this service by appointment only on: Tuesdays from 1 to 6 p.m. and on the second and fourth Fridays of the month from 9 a.m For more information or to schedule an appointment The community resource center is also dedicated to addressing gaps in digital access Editor’s Note: Cleveland Clinic News Service is available to provide broadcast-quality interviews and B-roll upon request ExpandFive Streator residents were charged following a shooting reported Nov 26 on the 1400 block of South Cleveland Avenue in South Streator the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office said Monday Five Streator residents were charged following a shooting reported Nov. 26 on the 1400 block of South Cleveland Avenue in South Streator, the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office said Monday. The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office said 10 individuals were detained after the sheriff’s office and Streator Police Department arrived at the scene at 5:21 p.m. Nov. 26 of a reported shooting and observed several men run into a building, the sheriff’s office said in a news release. The sheriff’s office said it was determined a firearm was discharged in a backyard in the 1400 block of Cleveland Avenue. A search warrant was conducted at a residence on that block and as a result five individuals were arrested. Jonathan Morgan was charged on a complaint of possession of a controlled substance; Linda Robertson was arrested on La Salle County warrants; Matthew Scott was arrested on La Salle County warrants and charged with possession of a controlled substance; Ray Keith was charged on a complaint of possession of a controlled substance and Christopher Martinez was arrested on Livingston County warrants. Streator police, its K-9 unit, Vermilion Valley dispatch, the Livingston County State’s Attorney’s Office and its Flock Safety cameras assisted in the investigation, the sheriff’s office said. Matthew Scott (Photo provided by Livingston County Sheriff's Office) Johnathan Morgan (Photo provided by Livingston County Sheriff's Office) Linda Robertson (Photo provided by Livingston County Sheriff's Office) Ray Keith (Photo provided by Livingston County Sheriff's Office) Christopher Martinez (Photo provided by Livingston County Sheriff's Office) Copyright © 2023 Shaw Local News Network Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text CONTACT THE POLICE:  440.331.5530 EMERGENCY:  440.333.4911 Daytime: 10am-5pm (Apr-Oct)Daytime: 10am-4pm (Nov-Mar) Cleveland Metroparks today announced a $13 million gift from the Jack the largest private donation received in the Park District’s history The gift will support two of Cleveland Metroparks’ key initiatives along the lakefront on Cleveland’s east side: the construction of the Cleveland Lakefront Bikeway from E 55th Street and neighborhood investment through the acquisition and transformation of the southern portion of Gordon Park “The gift from the Mandel Foundation is a historic and transformative investment in Cleveland Metroparks and Cleveland’s east side neighborhoods,” said Cleveland Metroparks CEO Brian M “We are excited to work closely with the City of Cleveland Councilman Anthony Hairston and our neighborhood partners on the revitalization of Gordon Park and improving connections from the St Clair Superior neighborhood to our lakefront.” Cleveland Metroparks has leased and managed the northern portion of Gordon Park along the lakefront and has been strategically investing in the park to improve access and amenities With $8 million of the Mandel Foundation’s generous gift and through strong partnerships with the City of Cleveland and Cleveland City Council Cleveland Metroparks looks to expand the lease and management of Gordon Park to include the 48-acre southern portion of the park east of E Following a robust community engagement process targeted and strategic investments will be made in the park to serve visitors and the neighborhoods adjacent to the historic park including upgraded infrastructure water play components and baseball field improvements The gift from the Mandel Foundation will support Cleveland Metroparks’ work with community partners to create a cohesive lakefront park on the east side of the City of Cleveland 72nd Street corridor and activating the entire Gordon Park with a variety of active and passive recreational amenities The strategic improvements to Gordon Park will further the vision of the Cleveland Harbor Eastern Embayment Resiliency Strategy (CHEERS) establishing a waterfront community that includes beautiful vibrant corridors connecting neighborhoods to the lakefront.  $5 million will be allocated to advancing construction of the Cleveland Lakefront Bikeway between E 55th streets along North Marginal Road on the east side of the City of Cleveland in partnership with Cuyahoga County and the City of Cleveland This new 2.7-mile off-road paved segment of the Cleveland Lakefront Bikeway will connect to the existing portion of the bikeway from E Drive and provide much needed safe access to the lakefront on foot or by bicycle to the St Clair Superior and Glenville neighborhoods The gift from the Mandel Foundation is complemented by $5.6 million of funds from the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA) through the Federal Highway Administration’s Carbon Reduction Program and local match funds provided by Cuyahoga County and the City of Cleveland.  “The multi-modal all purpose trail represents a notable milestone in years of collective lakefront planning amongst project partners and is a first step of the Cleveland Harbor Eastern Embayment Resiliency Strategy,” said Cleveland Metroparks Chief Planning and Design Officer Sean E “Construction on the trail is expected to begin summer 2024 in partnership with the Ohio Department of Transportation with the goal of being completed by the end of 2025.” The new trail will provide the millions of visitors and guests to Cleveland’s lakefront with a direct connection from downtown to University Circle “The grant awarded to Cleveland Metroparks will serve as a catalyst for tremendous investment in furthering lakefront access and recreational opportunities for all our citizens but especially the residents of neighborhoods that are adjacent to Lake Erie within the City of Cleveland,” said Jehuda Reinharz “The investment is a significant part of our effort to strengthen neighborhoods and provide our fellow citizens an enhanced quality of life.” “This grant awarded by the Mandel Foundation marks significant investments in the St Clair Superior neighborhood and comes on the heels of our recent grant to help build Irishtown Bend Park in Ohio City,” said Stephen H Chairman of the Board of the Mandel Foundation “This grant is centered around our belief that our citizens and neighborhoods are our greatest assets; thus we want to help in strengthening these communities for all who live These lakefront projects will not only boost the Foundation’s previous investments but will spark new investments and new interest in these wonderful lakefront neighborhoods.” “We are honored to receive this monumental gift from the Mandel Foundation that will expand east side neighborhood access and connections to lakefront trails and greenspace,” said Cleveland Metroparks Chief Development Officer Natalie Ronayne “By investing in the two key corridors and gateways along the lakefront and E initial benefits of the CHEERS vision and collaborative lakefront planning will be realized in the near term for residents of the surrounding neighborhoods and across Northeast Ohio.” The outdoor sculpture known as Henry Church Rock in South Chagrin Reservation was carved by artist and blacksmith Henry Church Church walked through the Chagrin River at night to sculpt this large sandstone boulder Included in the carving is a quiver of arrows (with the four phases of the moon) a woman with a shell behind her (reminiscent of Botticelli's Venus) While many have speculated the meaning of the work Church actually wanted to convey through this piece Other smaller carvings can be found on the river side of the rock although it is uncertain whether they were carved by Henry Church The reservation is located in Bentleyville Polo Field and many interesting trails to explore a log cabin built in 1938 by the Cleveland Natural Science Club offers year-round outdoor education programming for all ages She was a lifetime member of South Cleveland United Methodist Church was active in Ladies Group and all church activities until her illness She was also a member of the Tres Dias community She leaves behind to cherish her memory her husband of 37 years Alan L Falls special niece and nephews: April Hickey (Doug) and Tyler Wilson of Bellville MS; special adopted sisters: Diane Passavant Martha retired from Peyton's Southeastern after 24 years of service worked for 2 years at Nationwide Recovery and Check Into Cash until her illness The family would like to give special thanks to Skyridge third floor nurses and techs for wonderful care and to the Bradley Rehab nurses and office staff for the way they cared for Martha and loved on her during her short stay thanks to the Ladies of Hospice of Chattanooga for their support and care A funeral service will be held on Wednesday November 12 2014 at 7:00pm at South Cleveland United Methodist Church The family will receive friends from 4:00pm-7:00pm prior to the service You are invited to share a personal memory of Martha or your condolences with her family at her online memorial located at www.companionfunerals.com Companion Funeral and Cremation Service and the Cody family are honored to assist the Falls family with these arrangements Cleveland Clinic Martin North and South – The Sailfish Capital of the World education and care at South Pointe Hospital Hope Buggey | 216.213.6192 South Pointe Hospital will receive an $11 million grant from the Brentwood Foundation over the next decade to train physicians for work in Northeast Ohio diversify the medical profession and improve access for the community served by the hospital who promoted osteopathic medicine at South Pointe for more than 45 years Following previous Brentwood Foundation gifts to the hospital this grant makes the foundation the largest donor to a Cleveland Clinic regional hospital in Northeast Ohio The $11 million grant includes $5 million for osteopathic education $2 million for the Physician Diversity Scholars Program at South Pointe Hospital and $1 million to attract and retain physicians The remaining portion of the grant will be used to endow South Pointe’s chief executive officer position and provide grants to community organizations that improve patient health The Brentwood Foundation grant will create positions designed to attract and retain talented and accomplished physicians and researchers by providing funding to support patient care “This grant will help ensure quality faculty for years to come president of Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Hospital “Education is at the forefront of the work we do here and this grant allows our leaders to be proactive in implementing infrastructure that will ensure that the focus on osteopathic medicine remains a part of the culture here.” The strategic grantmaking fund created by this Brentwood Foundation gift will support community organizations that are finding ways to improve health Projects may focus on increasing virtual visits to underserved communities or addressing multiple issues that challenge access to care Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Hospital has also engaged with community stakeholders including local libraries barbershops and gas stations to increase enrollment in programs such as Medicare and Medicaid “We are focused on removing some of the social barriers to lifestyle choices that will improve the health of community members before they need to come to our hospital,” said Dr “This grant covers a lot of ground because we want to continue the Brentwood Foundation’s support of osteopathic medicine education at South Pointe Hospital continue our support of the relationship with Cleveland Clinic and continue our support of the regional communities,” said David H chair of the Brentwood Foundation Board of Trustees