A mix of cabin fever and summer fever brings diners, Tribe fans and dancers to downtown Cleveland. Author: Will Ujek Updated: 11:48 PM EDT May 22, 2021
CLEVELAND Northeast Ohioans were taking advantage of the relaxed health orders and beautiful weather this weekend, as some things seemed as close to normal as we’ve seen in a while.
“It’s awesome, everyone is out and about,” said Indians fan, Ryan Zetwick. “People are feeling good and the weather is great.”
From dining to ballgames and dances, a mix of summer fever and cabin fever had people taking another step back to their lives before COVID-19.
North Royalton Alumni Association president named Friend of Education: Talk of the Towns
Updated May 14, 2021;
Posted May 14, 2021
North Royalton City Schools names Nick Phillips as the 2020-21 Friend of Education. (Photo Courtesy of North Royalton City Schools)
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NORTH ROYALTON, Ohio North Royalton City Schools recognizes Nick Phillips as the 2020-21 Friend of Education.
This annual award goes to someone who significantly contributes to North Royalton City Schools, helps inspire and empower students, and dedicates themselves to making North Royalton and Broadview Heights great places to live.
Phillips is president of the North Royalton Alumni Association, where he constantly strives to make it a relevant organization that promotes a connection to North Royalton City Schools. He conducts monthly meetings and fundraising efforts and heads up the association’s leadership team.
How to report and stop robocalls in Ohio
We set out to find who are the robocallers, who are the victims, and what can be done to stop the calls. Author: Rachel Polansky (WKYC) Updated: 8:32 PM EDT May 11, 2021
NORTH ROYALTON, Ohio They’re kind of like the weather: People complain about robocalls, but no one seems to do anything about them.
From that extended warranty you don’t want to buy, to the arrest warrant threatening you to pay up or go to jail, robocalls run the gamut of nuisances.
Some are legit businesses looking to boost sales, while others are scam artists looking to clean out your bank account.
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Phone call from unknown number late at night. Scam, fraud or phishing with smartphone concept. Prank caller, scammer or stranger. Man answering to incoming call. Hoax person with fake identity. Author: Bennett Haeberle Updated: 10:36 PM EDT May 10, 2021
Car warranties. Medical devices. Debt consolidation.
The common bond they share: they are often the carrot dangled during robocalls.
Those persistent, automated calls to our cell phones and landlines are as ubiquitous as they are annoying in American culture.
Robocall victim fights back against the scammers
Since the advent of the robocall unit in March of 2020, the Ohio Attorney General’s Office has received more than 48,000 complaints about robocalls. Author: Bennett Haeberle Updated: 5:32 PM EDT May 11, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio It goes without saying that robocalls are annoying, but they can also be dangerous. One Ohio man knows this firsthand.
Peter Maizitis, of North Royalton, Ohio, has spent years collecting robocalls.
“You know that one movie – we’re mad as hell and we’re not going to take it anymore? It’s like that. I would drop my knife and fork and put in another complaint,” Maizitis said.