Alex Machaskee
Alex Machaskee may be best known as former publisher of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Ohio’s largest newspaper, but there is much more to Alex than that. In this interview Alex […]
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Collage Artist Jimmy from Negative Space Gallery
Negative Space Gallery is a non-profit located in AsiaTown Center at East 38th and Superior in Cleveland. They call it “a gallery and artist’s studio designed to show that art
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Dr. Hiroyuki Fujita Honored by Consul General of Japan
Hiroyuki Fujita, PhD, an immigrant from Japan and industrialist, is the founder and CEO of Quality Electrodynamics (QED), a global developer and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology manufacturer. In October 2019,
Cleveland, Profiles
Andy Fedynsky Interview
The Ukrainian Museum and Archives (UMA) in the Tremont neighborhood of Cleveland Ohio has been an anchor there for over 50 years. After remodeling of the 100+ year building, they hosted a
Cleveland, Life in the Land
The Sun Rises and Sets in the CLE – Part Two
By Brad Nellis A little bit ago, I shared an article offering a handful of nice, little known spots in the area to catch a sunrise at different times of the year.
Cleveland, Life in the Land
The Sun Rises and Sets in the CLE – Part One
by Brad Nellis The Pacific coast gets a lot of love for beautiful sunsets. And so do the Arizona deserts and the mountain vistas along the Rockies. Likewise, up and
Cleveland, Guy Stuff, Profiles, Sports & Fitness
Tom Berardinelli talks about his uncle Joey Maxim and other great Italian and other boxers
Giuseppe Antonio Berardinelli was the World Light Heavyweight Champion from 1950 to 1952. But the world knows him as Joey Maxim, a name he earned by having a left jab
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Charlie Sifford: The Jackie Robinson of Golf
The African American Cultural Garden in Cleveland Ohio hosted their first annual Golf for the Garden event on Saturday July 19, 2025. AACG leaders such as Executive Director Obie Shelton and past-President Carl
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Loukoumades at St Paul Greek Fest
On Palm Sunday, April 19, 1970 the doors of St. Paul Greek Orthodox Church opened for the first time. A highlight of the summer is the St Paul Greek Fest, an annual
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Marine Brigadier General Daniel D. Yoo and Ohio’s 3rd Battalion 25th Marines
Marine Brigadier General Daniel D. Yoo spoke about the contributions of Asian-Americans in the Marine Corps and other services and singled out 3 Asian-American military heroes in a speech at