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Today's riddle: What do you get when you cross an angry cow with an angry sheep? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Beaumont School gets Landmark Commission recommendation to demolish Painter Mansion (cleveland.com) — Beaumont School has won a key recommendation from the Cleveland Heights Landmark Commission to demolish the deteriorating, asbestos-laden historic Painter Mansion on its campus, moving plans for a new regulation track forward. The 5-1 vote now heads to the city Planning Commission, with conditions to document the mansion's history and preserve some elements on site, and residents can expect more updates as the process continues.
2. Happenings — what's coming up in Northeast Ohio starting Sept. 10 (news-herald.com) — Cleveland Heights has a packed cultural calendar starting this week, from Cain Park concerts and theater to indie shows at the Grog Shop and films at Cedar Lee Theatre. You'll also find baroque performances at St. Paul's Episcopal and Dobama Theatre's new season, plus dozens of nearby festivals, concerts and museum exhibits across Northeast Ohio to plan around fall and winter.
3. Pieces of 9/11 history preserved across Northeast Ohio: Where to find them (cleveland.com) — Cleveland Heights residents can pay their respects at the American Heroes Monument at Lake View Cemetery's Mayfield Road entrance, built around steel from the World Trade Center and dedicated in 2004. A broader guide highlights similar 9/11 memorials across Cuyahoga and Lake counties, offering nearby places to reflect and connect this national tragedy to local spaces.
4. Ohio's tick threat doesn't end with summer - and the newest arrival can trigger a deadly allergy (cleveland.com) — Tick-borne diseases are rising across Ohio, and experts now say Lyme disease risk here rivals the Northeast, with confirmed cases in Cuyahoga County climbing sharply. A Johns Hopkins researcher recalls never seeing deer or Lyme while living in Cleveland Heights decades ago, underscoring how suburban yards like yours have become prime tick habitat and why fall precautions still matter.
5. Travis Kelce's $5.35M Secret Buy Before Taylor Swift Wedding Revealed (finurah.com) — Residents near Cleveland Heights might notice a new celebrity neighbor, as Travis Kelce has quietly bought a $5.35 million, 21,000-square-foot lakefront mansion in nearby Bratenahl, close to where he grew up. The fully renovated estate, purchased months before his July wedding to Taylor Swift, adds an Ohio base packed with luxury amenities while the couple balances renewed public attention with a desire for privacy.
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