Abigail Preiszig is a journalist based in Cleveland, Ohio, focusing on local news and events within the Jewish community. She has written for the Cleveland Jewish Publication Company and her work has also appeared in the Columbus Jewish News. Abigail covers a range of topics including community events, local business news, art and activism, and social justice issues.
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Abigail Preiszig's coverage is focused on local news, community events, and government & politics in Cleveland. She frequently covers evolving stories and press releases related to the local area, including topics such as community events, the Jewish community, and education.
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By: Abigail Preiszig
Lisa Zwolinski, Mt. Sinai Health Foundation administrative assistant, organizes more than 700 donor plaques in 2019 at the foundation’s former offices at The Allen Memorial Medical Library on Case Western Reserve University’s campus in downtown Cleveland.
By: Abigail Preiszig
Stagecrafters alumni, including actors and those who work behind the scenes on Broadway, open the show with “Our Time” from “Merrily We Roll Along.”
Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris, left, clasps her hand in the air with President Joe Biden at the Democratic National Convention, Monday, Aug. 19, 2024, in Chicago.
By: Abigail Preiszig
Beachwood police vehicle at the entrance to the Jewish Federation of Cleveland in Beachwood.
By: Abigail Preiszig
Beachwood Mayor Justin Berns and Police Chief Katherine McLaughlin stand in front of a wall with previous police chiefs.
By: Abigail Preiszig
Father and son duo, Gabe Brown-Ross, 12, and Rabbi Michael Ross, both of Beachwood, contact potential donors at the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s 2025 Campaign for Jewish Needs third annual Super Sunday Kickoff on Sept. 8 at the Federation’s Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Building in Beachwood.
By: Abigail Preiszig, Mariana Edelman
Friendship Circle of Cleveland will celebrate “Better Connection” during the 15th MyWalk4Friends fundraiser on Sept. 22 at its Pepper Pike campus.
By: Abigail Preiszig
Lauren Ravas, a Beaumont School senior, receives a $10,000 college scholarship for winning Menorah Park’s 2023 Shining Star CLE singing competition on Sept. 10 at Mimi Theatre in Downtown Cleveland’s Playhouse Square.
By: Abigail Preiszig
Dozens of Cleveland Jewish community members showed up in support of Israel as Cuyahoga County Council returned on Sept. 10 to its chambers in downtown Cleveland after a six-week summer recess.
By: Abigail Preiszig
Father and son duo, Gabe Brown-Ross, 12, and Rabbi Michael Ross, both of Beachwood, contact potential donors at the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s 2025 Campaign for Jewish Needs third annual Super Sunday Kickoff on Sept. 8 at the Federation’s Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Building in Beachwood.
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