🌱 Truth Seafood 7 Opens + Buckeye Robotics + Wrong-Way Signs

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First, today's weather:

A little snow, mainly early. High: 29 Low: 22.

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Here are the top three stories today in Cleveland:

1. A man wrongfully convicted of murder is celebrating seven years of freedom with a new East Side business venture. Laurese Glover was one of the East Cleveland 3, a group of three men sentenced to 20 years in prison for a 1995 murder they did not commit. Exactly seven years after leaving prison, Glover held the grand opening for his restaurant and bar Truth Seafood 7, located at 770 East 185th Street. The other members of the East Cleveland 3 were also in attendance for Saturday's grand opening. (Cleveland 19 News)
2. On Saturday, high schools from all over the nation headed to Cleveland State University for the Buckeye Robotics Regionals. The energy was high inside the Wolstein Center, where teams of students brought their robots to compete for a spot in the Houston world championship. According to competition co-chair Peter Buca, "the robots that are created in this competition showcase [the students'] ingenuity, their ability to design and construct an engineering device." (News 5 Cleveland WEWS)
3. The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently announced the installation of a new system designed to reduce wrong-way crashes in Cuyahoga County. ODOT plans to install a series of "wrong-way" signs, which will flash when activated, along a stretch of highway that includes portions of I-71 and I-90. The $1.8 million dollar project is planned to take place in 2023. (Spectrum News 1)

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Today in Cleveland:

• Shaker Hunger Center - City of Shaker Heights - Food Distribution (10:00 AM)
• LegalWorks - Cleveland Public Library Main Branch (12:00 PM)
• Bright Builders - Cleveland Public Library Main Branch Virtual Events (4:30 PM)
• Spark Golf Cleveland - Fun & Social Golf (5:30 PM)

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From my notebook:

• The Cleveland Browns gave a warm welcome to the team's newly-signed quarterback, Jacoby Brissett. Welcome to Cleveland, Jacoby! (Instagram)
• The first full weekend of spring in Northeast Ohio felt more like winter, with some communities seeing up to five inches of snow within 24 hours. (cleveland.com)
• Find your next home here in Cleveland with this week's local real estate roundup. (Cleveland Patch)

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— Danielle Fallon

About me: Danielle Fallon is a writer who loves using her creativity to fuel her passion for communication. She is an employee of content creation agency Lightning Media Partners and assists Patch.com with community newsletter curation. Danielle also holds a Master's Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders and works part-time as a pediatric speech therapist.