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NEWARK Jane Marczewski, a singer known as Nightbirde who grew up in Zanesville, hit a powerful emotional chord with her America’s Got Talent performance broadcast Tuesday night.
Tears filled the eyes of America’s Got Talent judges, her friends and family at a watch party at The Trout Club in Newark and former co-workers at the Olive Garden in Heath, as well as AGT watchers all over the country.
Marczewski, 30, who continues a long battle with cancer, received the golden buzzer from AGT judge Simon Cowell to advance her straight to the competition s live show.
She sang It s Okay, a song she wrote about her difficult battle with cancer and her determination to remain positive and hopeful during the worst of times. Marczewski said she has a 2% chance of survival with some cancer in my lungs, spine and liver, sang about her battle through her song.
Wind settles, Lake Erie walleye lighting up again: NE Ohio fishing report for weekend of May 14-16
Updated May 13, 2021;
Posted May 13, 2021
Don Clemons of Marblehead, left, and his tournament partner David Frey of Avon Lake fished in the recent Masters Walleye Circuit event on Lake Erie at Port Clinton. This trophy walleye helped them to grab 13th place with a 10-fish limit weighing 55 pounds, 3 ounces.D Arcy Egan, Special to cleveland.com
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By D Arcy Egan | Special to cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio There’s a midge hatch going on right now in the shallower waters of Lake Erie, sending large schools of walleye into a feeding frenzy. Some fishermen are struggling, though.
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NEWARK Two months after Steve Layman announced plans for the first new housing subdivision in Newark in 15 years, he presented another one to the Newark Planning Commission.
Layman, a developer and commercial real estate agent with Shai Commercial Real Estate, presented plans Tuesday night for a 66-lot residential subdivision called The Overlook on 41 acres just south of Reddington Village, west of Cherry Valley Road and the Evans Foundation Bike Path and east of Thornwood Drive.
In March, Layman showed the planning commission a proposed 113-home development on 55 acres west of Horns Hill Road, between Wildflower and Randy drives in the city s north end.
No one knows for sure, however, what affect the Hickford inquiry – that has come to be known as farmgate – will have on the minds of voters when they make their choices.
Fenland is critical to continued success for the party – it returned nine councillors, all Conservatives, for the eight divisions in 2017.
It includes the division of March North, the seat of council leader Steve Count, and that of Roman Bank where Simon King, eased out of Fenland Council by the Tory group over an expenses scandal, is clinging onto his political ambitions.
Wisbech itself may also offer an insight into how well independents fare with former Conservative turned independent Andy Maul taking on Steve Tierney.