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Historic Cleveland tennis courts reborn ahead of 2025 Tri-City Tournament

By Kevin Chill Heard ● Arts & Culture ● August 27, 2025

Facing the possibility of relocating its signature tournament, the Forest City Tennis Club (FCTC) — founded in 1912 and claiming to be the oldest Black tennis club in the United States — will see its longtime home restored following a commitment from Cleveland City Hall.

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Railroad companies fail to join safety program after toxic Ohio derailment

By The Associated Press ● Public Safety ● August 24, 2025

Two and a half years after a derailed train spewed toxic gases across eastern Ohio, none of the nation’s largest freight railroads have fulfilled promises to join a voluntary federal close call program designed to reduce rail hazards and prevent accidents.

Trump EPA says it will defend tough lead pipe rule from Biden, but details to come

By The Associated Press ● Health ● August 7, 2025

Lead pipes are most commonly found in older, industrial parts of the country, including major cities like Cleveland. The rule also revises the way lead amounts are measured, which could significantly expand the number of communities found violating the rules.

What we know about a new health data tracking system being announced by White House

By The Associated Press ● Government ● August 2, 2025

The system would be maintained by the federal government through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, pulling health data kept by Big Tech companies like Amazon, Google and Apple as well as major health companies like hospital system Cleveland Clinic and insurer UnitedHealth Group. Patients will need to opt in to have their medical records and data shared, which CMS says will be kept secure.

A creative approach to therapy at Lakewood’s Beck Center

By Max Halberstam ● Arts & Culture ● July 29, 2025

“‘Music speaks when words cannot.’ but it’s also a very non-threatening medium. Everybody is connected by music in some way. It can be a very motivating factor with children and adults alike.”

Data to action: MetroHealth looks to engage Clark-Fulton residents to build healthier futures

By Maria Agosto-Vaughan ● Health ● July 24, 2025

“We asked how can a doctor focus or pay more attention to the fact that he or she is prescribing a medication that requires to be taken with food and a patient may not have food at home. So we’re building that lens to think beyond just prescribing a medication.”

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What we know about a new health data tracking system being announced by White House

A creative approach to therapy at Lakewood’s Beck Center

Data to action: MetroHealth looks to engage Clark-Fulton residents to build healthier futures

Cleveland children’s author shines light on importance of organ donation and transplant education

Newly expanded Lakewood Skatepark – A hidden gem in Lakewood Park

Lakewood prioritizes safe streets with Active Transportation Strategic Plan, Complete Streets Ordinance

HOPE unit brings mobile cancer care to Cleveland