Robin Palmer is a copydesk editor at The News Herald, based in Willoughby, Ohio. With a focus on local news and community events, Robin contributes to various articles covering a range of topics, including education, entertainment, and community initiatives.
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By: Robin Palmer
It’s that time of year again. Parents and students are planning their return to school and budgeting for school supplies is at the top of the to-do list. For some families, this is a struggle and for some children, having inadequate tools creates ...
Eastlake resident Tris Lunato prepares to submit his ballot at the American-Croatian Lodge on Lake Shore Boulevard during the Nov. 7 General Election.
Two-time American Country Music New Female Vocalist nominee RaeLynn entertained the crowd June 21, as the first day of summer kicked off. The Mentor Rocks Concert Series continued at Mentor Civic Amphitheater. Next up is Robert Bartko’s tribute to George Michael from 7 to 9 p.m. June 28.
About 2,000 pounds of dog and cat food was distributed to Lake County pet families on March 26 through Ohio Paws with Purpose free distribution, according to a news release. Each bag included pet food, treats, toys, and gifts for the people. Goodie bags were given to each pet family and included Revolution Pizza $10 […]
The winners were recently announced for the 2021 Willowick Pet Food Pantry “Puppy or Kitty Love” online Christmas photo contest. Winners were Renee L. Williams, who submitted a picture of “Max as Santa Paws,” and Kimberly Marie Raddatz-Hernandez, who submitted “Christmas Kittie.” Both winners will receive prizes from the Willowick Pet Food Pantry (Doggie and Kitty […]
Fourth grade math students at Notre Dame Elementary School in Munson Township model fractions by creating their own fraction kits. They use the fraction strips to investigate equivalent fractions, mixed numbers, and improper fractions. They were so excited to make comparisons, find equivalent fractions and discover connections, a school release stated.
The Chardon Early Learning Center’s kindergarten classes hosted an academic wedding ceremony in the school’s gymnasium on Dec. 3 for the marriage of the alphabet letters Q and U played by kindergarten students Leah Schaedlich and Colton Jameson, respectively. The event, designed as a fun and fancy activity to reinforce learning that the two letters […]
When Retta Dunlap began teaching her children at home 18 years ago, she knew only one other family home-schooling and few resources for home-schoolers. "When I started, I only knew
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