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Juneteenth · Galveston

Exhibit Examines Galveston's Juneteenth Story

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

Galveston is the birthplace of Juneteenth. The exhibit "And Still We Rise..." takes you through its history and the journey to absolute equality.See the Story

Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland

Deemed Unfit, a Cuyahoga Deputy Was Hired Anyway

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Deputy Isen Vajusi struggled with confidence, stress and field training before being forced out of the suburbs. He’s now on the sheriff’s downtown safety patrol.See the Story

Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland

Between water and stone, Cleveland Botanical Garden celebrating 50th anniversary of Japanese Garden – The Land

Torii gate at the opening of the Cleveland Botanical Garden. [Photo credit: Sharyn Arai] The Japanese Garden at the Cleveland Botanical Garden is turning 50 and celebrations have begun. The opening weekend of the “Between Water and Stone” exhibition was a success, despite the weather, organizers say. “Despite a cold and wet Memorial Day weekend, over 2,000 people visited Cleveland Botanical Garden for the opening of “Between Water and Stone,” …Read Article

Addressing Suicides Off Portsmouth Bridges - The Pulse of NH

NH Governor Kelly Ayotte has put together a working group to address a recent rise in suicide attempts from people jumping off bridges in Portsmouth. Officials said there were three attempts involving the Piscataqua River Bridge within a 24-hour span in May. New Hampshire is now working with various agencies, officials, mental health centers, the state of Maine and the Coast Guard to explore ways to prevent future deaths. Signs with the 988 Sui…Cuyahoga County · Cuyahoga County See the Story

Daystar burns on, 50 years: How a Lakewood boutique keeps the energy at the corner of Bonnieview and Detroit – The Land

Daystar Boutique owner Paul Wade hangs out in his iconic store. [Photo by Ryan Rowland] “These are really cool also; they glow in the black light. But most people don’t have black lights anymore,” said Paul Wade, owner of Daystar Boutique in Lakewood, as he leaned his face over a wood and glass display case and talked about rocks. “Do you have any stones that are, like, healing?” a woman asked while a man stood beside her speaking through a medi…Lakewood, Ohio · Lakewood Read Article

The Quilting Bee opens new, expanded location in Lakewood – The Land

Suzanne Bednarchik, owner of The Quilting Bee. [All photos by Sharyn Arai, unless otherwise noted] Suzanne Bednarchik has known she wanted to start a sewing shop since 1990. “A friend made this beautiful quilt,” she says, “and I was hooked.” Now, her store, The Quilting Bee, has served Lakewood since 2019 and has just reopened in a new location on Warren Road. Bednarchik says the main reason for the move is to accommodate growth and expansion, …Lakewood, Ohio · Lakewood Read Article

New Solar School aims to democratize renewable energy in Cleveland – The Land

A new solar class looks to further democratize renewable energy in The Land. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis) The Cleveland Solar Cooperative is offering a new, six-week Solar School class that’s open to the public. The course will be held from June 17 through July 22 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at The Love Project Community Clubhouse,11713 Buckeye Rd., in Cleveland. The deadline to sign up is Friday, June 13. Light food and beverages will be provided …Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

Collaborate Cleveland launches Flourish Award recognizing women changemakers across Northeast Ohio – The Land

The inaugural class of Flourish Award winners. From left to right: Josette D. Compton, Ed.D., MA, Cheryl Holloway, Tammie Sheila Jones, MS, Tiarrah Kent, Shereen Naser, Ph.D., Samantha Williams-Pierce, MSSA, CPT, Ebonie Randle, Brittney Alexandria Smith, Monika Veliz, Jessica Williams, and Dameyonna Willis. [All photos by Kamron Khan of Kamron Khan Photography] Cleveland has many unsung heroes – women working hard in the background while going u…Mississippi · Mississippi Read Article

Hood Honey seeks to uplift Mt. Pleasant with beekeeping and urban farming – The Land

Trey Williams shows off his bees. [All photos by Majestic Vision Photography] The passion and dedication of Trey Williams, founder of Hood Honey, is evident as he shares his vision for uplifting the Cleveland community, specifically the neighbors of 119th and Kinsman, through urban beekeeping. This urban studies major with a drive for community-driven businesses has been making waves in the Mt. Pleasant community for the last five years. What st…Farming · Cleveland Read Article

Lakewood Earth and Food (LEAF) urgently needs volunteers to preserve its 2025 programming – The Land

Seedlings at the Kauffman Park Community Garden. [Photo by Sharyn Arai] Lakewood Earth and Food (LEAF) is a volunteer organization that serves the Lakewood community through the management of community gardens and Thursday Farmers Markets. Today, LEAF is gearing up to begin their 20th season, but this impactful Lakewood organization may be in danger without more volunteers. In previous years, LEAF has held an heirloom plant sale in mid-May, but …Lakewood, Ohio · Lakewood Read Article

Juneteenth in South Bend Will Promote Diversity, Inclusivity and Unity Within Community

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The South Bend area remembers the importance of June 19, 1865, with a variety of Juneteenth celebrations and events.Juneteenth See the Story

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Exhibit Examines Galveston's Juneteenth Story

Deemed Unfit, a Cuyahoga Deputy Was Hired Anyway

Between water and stone, Cleveland Botanical Garden celebrating 50th anniversary of Japanese Garden – The Land

Addressing Suicides Off Portsmouth Bridges - The Pulse of NH

Daystar burns on, 50 years: How a Lakewood boutique keeps the energy at the corner of Bonnieview and Detroit – The Land

The Quilting Bee opens new, expanded location in Lakewood – The Land

New Solar School aims to democratize renewable energy in Cleveland – The Land

Collaborate Cleveland launches Flourish Award recognizing women changemakers across Northeast Ohio – The Land

Hood Honey seeks to uplift Mt. Pleasant with beekeeping and urban farming – The Land

Lakewood Earth and Food (LEAF) urgently needs volunteers to preserve its 2025 programming – The Land

Juneteenth in South Bend Will Promote Diversity, Inclusivity and Unity Within Community

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