Kirsten is a third-year journalism and promotional communications student at Cleveland State University. She is the copy editor of The Vindicator, Cleveland State’s arts and culture magazine. Kirsten also serves as the vice president of the CSU Society of Professional Journalists and loves being involved in community journalism. Outside of her studies, Kirsten can be found at various Cleveland venues enjoying local artists in the metal music scene.
The event will feature a variety of musicians as they come together to support family and friends of Michael LoConti and John Love while raising funds for two community foundations.
Nearly three years after St. Vincent Charity Community Hospital closed its emergency room doors, a new Crisis Receiving Center (CRC) will initiate development this spring.Â
In September 1964, The Beatles made their way to Cleveland’s Public Auditorium, a performance that caused uproar, injuries, and a ban for the band in the birthplace of rock n’ roll. The hysteria of Beatlemania washed over the Public Auditorium, and established the site as a historical landmark in the Cleveland music scene.Â
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