News-Herald Headlines- News-Herald coverage area state track and field how they fared for June 2
- PHOTOS: State track and field Day 1, June 2, 2023
- Captains comeback falls short in 12-7 loss to Quad Cities
- West Geauga boys 4×8 second, Perry’s Brayden Richards third in pole vault on Division II state track and field Day 1
- Fairport’s Dimari Payne fifth in high jump on Division III state track and field Day 1
- Mayfield’s Nick Biega logs record-breaking prelims for the ages, Mentor girls 4×8 third on Division I state track and field Day 1
- Suh, Matsuyama ride hot putts on steamy day at the Memorial
- Kenston vs. NDCL baseball: Bombers redemption arc continues after 4-2 regional final victory over Lions
- Kenston baseball: Nikko Georgiou dominates after being a spectator last postseason
- University vs. Walsh Jesuit baseball: Loaded Warriors ends Preppers’ run in regional final
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Shutdown in the Suburbs
A month ago, on April 13, 2020, I posted on the pandemic shutdown and how it looked on the abandoned streets of Cleveland, OH. I live in a suburb of Cleveland, Mentor, OH, and we have a large mall. I … Continue reading
A City Put to Sleep
On March 23, 2020, the afternoon before Ohio’s “Stay at Home” order was about to take effect at midnight, the streets of Cleveland were already clearing out. A low bank of clouds or fog was hanging over the city like … Continue reading
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