Patch PM: Winter Survival Tips, Westlake Swimming Coach Steps Down, Superintendent Defends Staying Open In Storm

CLEVELAND, OH - Catch up on some of the biggest stories of this wintery Tuesday.

Northeast Ohio Snow: Snowfall Closes Schools, Disrupts Roadways

• Another 4-7 inches is predicted for Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. So the winter storm is not yet over. Brace yourselves. Winter is still here.

Lorain County Under Level 1 Snow Emergency

• The Lorain County Sheriff's Office issued a Level 1 Snow Emergency alert on Tuesday morning.

Northeast Ohio Towns Share Tips For Surviving Harsh Winter Weather

• Cities from Solon to Westlake, and folks in-between, are sharing their tips for everything from shoveling snow safely to staying warm.

CHUH Superintendent Addresses School Staying Open During Winter Storm, Cancels After School Activities

• Cleveland Heights-University Heights Superintendent Talisa Dixon said district leadership spoke at 4:30 a.m. and determined the roadways were safe for students.

Strongsville Wanted Persons: 6 At-Large

• Police are looking for help finding these six people wanted for domestic violence, OVI, probation violations, and more.

Westlake Swimming Coach Steps Down

• Coach Jessica Ranallo has spent seven years coaching the Demon swimmers. The district announced her decision on Tuesday.

Snow Storm Delays Cleveland Heights End Of Watch Event

• A ceremony honoring fallen Cleveland Heights Police Officer Thomas Patton will be rescheduled to another date, Cleveland Heights Police say.

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