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Today's riddle: Riddle: David's parents have three sons: Snap, Crackle, and what's the name of the third son? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Lakewood updates FirstEnergy complaint, seeks interim plan during grid upgrades (cleveland19.com) — Lakewood officials are pressing state utility regulators to force FirstEnergy to create an interim plan that keeps residents' lights on while long-term grid upgrades are underway. After repeated multi-day outages affecting thousands, Mayor Meghan George is asking PUCO to reopen its investigation, consider fines and refunds, and require stronger infrastructure fixes so Lakewood homes and businesses aren't left vulnerable during extreme weather and equipment failures.
2. Arthur Treacher's Tries Something New – Sept. 1976 (blogspot.com) — Lakewood diners now have a new option for nostalgic fast food, with Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips adding a local location as part of its small regional comeback. The piece looks back at the chain's 1970s menu experiments and pricing, and wonders whether old favorites like chicken and Krunch Pups might return to today's offerings.
3. Beck Center for the Arts to stage Coble world premiere comedy 'World Class Care' (cleveland.com) — Lakewood's Beck Center for the Arts is debuting the world premiere of Eric Coble's comedy "World Class Care" from Oct. 2 to Nov. 1 in the Studio Theater. The play, set in a future Cleveland dominated by rival hospital systems, uses sharp humor to explore what happens when profit-driven healthcare overruns neighborhoods and loses sight of people.
4. Abbie Callahan – And For My Next Trick… (femmusic.com) — Lakewood music fans can catch Abbie Callahan at Mahall's on October 17, as she tours behind her new EP "And For My Next Trick…". The project blends country, folk, pop, and disco influences into darker, theatrical songs, and the article details how her viral success and visual concepts shaped this adventurous, genre-bending release and tour schedule.
5. Victim identified in fatal Pepper Pike wrong-way crash (cleveland.com) — A Lakewood resident, 39-year-old Nekmurot Nurov, has been identified as the man killed in a wrong-way crash on I-271 in Pepper Pike early Tuesday. Police say a 20-year-old Lyndhurst woman driving the wrong way while intoxicated struck his rideshare vehicle head-on; she now faces multiple felony charges as investigators continue reviewing the case.
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