Jimmy Oswald

Fred Bolden, superintendent of the Solon City Schools, said the district will be able to continue the academic and extracurricular programming that sets Solon apart from other cities thanks to a 6.9-mill operating levy, which will raise $11.9 million per year that was passed in the May 5 primary election.

Elizabeth “Ellie” Ramsey had no shortage of experience to draw from when she sat down and reflected on her presence in Jewish spaces as she prepared to write her winning

For Blaine Benight Smith, being named one of two winners of the Don Erkis & Lou Berliner High School Jewish Scholar/Athlete Award at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus’

“What you are saying is it is OK to be hateful just so long as it is Jew hate.” That was the message Sarah Schwarz, a Pepper Pike resident who has

Worthington teen Zoe Kellner helps combat antisemitism through JewishColumbus’ Student-to-Student program, educating peers on Jewish life and culture.

Benjamin Wiborg, president-elect of the Cleveland State University Law Alumni Association board of trustees, said it is common for CSU Law grads to go on to become pillars of the

About 170 people came out to the Cleveland Jewish News' second annual “Spring Mahj and More!,” a mahjong, bridge and canasta event, for an afternoon and evening of fun and games on May 7.

Jack’s Deli and Restaurant in University Heights abruptly closed its doors on May 17 after 40 years. The deli has gone through two ownership changes within the last year.

Over 200 people crowded the second floor of Pinstripes at Pinecrest in Orange on May 19 for Friendship Circle of Cleveland’s Annual Teen Awards Gala to honor teenagers who have

Austintown student Phoenix Patterson won first place in a Holocaust art contest with a drawing honoring Jewish families lost in the Holocaust.