test The University Heights Memorial Day Parade not only commemorates those we lost in service to our country, it celebrates the freedoms we enjoy. This year’s parade will again step off at...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/memorial-day-parade-celebrates-a-better-tomorrow
test View Image Gallery Heights Libraries is celebrating two big events on Sunday, June 2: The grand reopening of the Noble Neighborhood Library and the kickoff of its summer reading program....
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/noble-neighborhood-librarys-grand-opening-is-june-2
test View Image Gallery Lace-up your running shoes—it’s time for the 3rd Annual Tiger 5K, benefitting all seven CH-UH elementary schools. The community event will kick off at 9 a.m. on Sa...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/plans-underway-for-may-18-tiger-5k-and-fun-run
Students from the middle grades have an opportunity to shine musically this summer by attending the Reaching Heights Summer Music Camp. This music-immersion week starts June 10 and ends with a pu...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/register-now-for-summer-music-camp
test Barb Lind’s narrative quilts will be the focus of a solo exhibition at Sophie La Gourmande, May 10 through mid-July. The opening reception is planned for Friday, May 10, 6–9 p.m. Pro...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/quilt-show-opens-may-10-at-sophie-la-gourmande
test Dobama Theatre announced its upcoming 2024/25 season on April 2. It comprises a lineup of five new plays—all Cleveland, regional, or world professional premieres. The season will kick ...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/dobama-announces-upcoming-season
test “What about the murders?” Several people have said those, or similar, words to me since reading my column in the April Heights Observer, about interesting factoids of Cleveland Hei...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/murder-in-the-heights
To the Editor: We have lived in Cleveland Heights as homeowners since 1991. We are opposed to any actions by the city of Cleveland Heights to offer financial support to help open a grocery stor...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/we-dont-need-another-grocery-store
In January an opinion in the Heights Observer praised Sal Russo as a landlord and member of the community, and stated he would be bringing a new grocer to Cedar Fairmount. In February, Mr. Russ...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/ch-should-not-fund-russos-remodel
The Cedar-Fairmount community and neighborhood blogs have been abuzz with discussions surrounding the proposed $1 million subsidy to secure a Grocery Outlet in our neighborhood. The information ...
It is illegal for the city to create barriers to the disabled, according to Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The city of Cleveland Heights did, however, bar this disabled ...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/disabled-are-unwelcome-in-ch
Cleveland Heights City Council is at it again. I do not recall any of its members campaigning for election by advertising their foreign policy expertise. But now that they have been elected, t...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/ch-city-council-is-being-silly-again
The CH-UH school district has an aging building inventory. Excluding the fully renovated high school, the average building age in the district is 77 years. Even well-maintained buildings eventual...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/consider-lifecycle-of-chuh-schools
Early 20th-century developers envisioned Cleveland Heights as an upper-class “garden suburb.” Given real-estate market realities, however, mansion districts soon gave way to subdivisions with...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/do-the-right-thing
The 2023 Cleveland Heights Charter Review Commission (CRC) will hold a public information and input meeting—for comments on its report and proposed charter changes—on Tuesday, May 21, 6 p.m.,...
test We Are Noble—the celebration of the people and places in the Noble Road neighborhoods of Cleveland Heights—kicks off on Friday, May 17, 6–8 p.m., with NobleFest, the Noble Elementary...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/celebrate-we-are-noble-may-1719
As the newly elected president (Tony Cuda) and vice president (Davida Russell) of Cleveland Heights City Council, we would like to present our report detailing our first 100 days in office. Since...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/ch-council-leaders-report-on-first-100-days
test Boss Dog Brewing Company, at 2179 Lee Road in Cleveland Heights, will host this year’s Mega Raffle Event to benefit The Officer Jason D. West Memorial Fund, which provides scholarships f...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/officer-west-memorial-fundraiser-set-for-may-19
test The Cleveland Heights 50+ hockey league closed its 2023–24 season with the league championship game on Friday, March 22, at the Cleveland Heights Community Center North Rink. The leagu...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/29/rangers-take-ch50-hockey-championship
At a special meeting of Cleveland Heights City Council on Thursday, April 25, the six council members appointed Jim Posch to fill the council vacancy created when Janine Boyd resigned on March 18...
https://heightsobserver.org/read/2024/04/27/ch-council-appoints-jim-posch-to-fill-vacancy