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Leaving tracks in the world: Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk

I believe in admiring most highly those who align “talk” and “walk.” I don’t have to agree with someone to value the convictions possessed in their hearts, writes guest columnist Robert Nosanchuk.

It’s the little things that build police/community trust: Tom Wetzel and Denise DeBiase

While high-profile incidents generally dominate the headlines, it’s often the everyday acts of kindness or expressions of compassion or clemency that build trust and strengthen police relationships with the public, write guest columnists Tom Wetzel and Denise DeBiase.

Here’s the 2024 Cleveland Heights High School Alumni Hall of Fame class: Press Run

This week's Press Run includes news about the latest class of inductees into the Heights High Alumni Hall of Fame; a League of Women Voters forum about AI and disinformation heading into the election; a resident satisfaction survey being undertaken by the City of Beachwood; and more.

Brenda and Marshall Brown Sculpture Park opens at UH Ahuja Medical Center in Beachwood

University Hospitals is transforming what had been a maintained green space at the rear of Ahuja Medical Center into a sculpture park.

Two women taken to hospital after dogs attack: Shaker Heights Police Blotter

Also in this week's blotter, Shaker Heights police investigated a report that a bullet had damaged a window at a man's Ludlow Road home.

Police say 18-year-old was armed and in altercation prior to fatal officer shooting

Christian Thomas, an 18-year-old Cleveland Heights High School graduate, was fatally shot by Cleveland Heights officers in a driveway outside of his home on Yellowstone Road at about 10 p.m. Thursday night.

Police fatally shoot 18-year-old in Cleveland Heights; 2nd officer shooting in Northeast Ohio this month

Authorities say an 18-year-old man was killed in a police shooting in Cleveland Heights on Thursday night.

Man says woman who spent the night stole his car: Cleveland Heights Police Blotter

Also in this week's blotter, a man told Cleveland Heights police that he did a good deed for a young person he does not know, only to have that boy steal his gun from his car.

Cleveland Heights charter remains under review, with sights on next year’s ballot

Cleveland Heights City Council plans to take it one "bucket" at a time on proposed amendments from the Charter Review Commission, all of which would require final approval from voters.