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Susan Eyerman

Susan Eyerman, a lifelong Clevelander, spent her early years in the Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood. She and her husband later raised their two children in the West Park neighborhood. She loves being an active member of Literary Cleveland, Society of Children’s Writers & Illustrators (SCBWI), critique groups, and book clubs, and she's also busy with gardening, cooking, friends, church groups, and loving life in Cleveland.
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You can now hike the Veterans Memorial Bridge for free

The city's historic bridge is now open on Fridays for tours. You have until September to explore the bridge and our reporter took a stroll herself.

Big Boy’s return to Northeast Ohio draws thousands

On its return trip through the region, a large crowd of Clevelanders waited to greet Big Boy No. 4014.

College Club West celebrating 100 years of supporting Northeast Ohio women

College Club West (CCW) was founded in 1926 (as Lakewood College Club) to provide opportunities for college-educated women and scholarships for women seeking collegiate education. The club plans to celebrate its 100-year-anniversary in high style on April 24.

Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank settles into new west side home

In mid-October, the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank held a ribbon-cutting that opened a new home on Parkway Road. Let’s see how they’ve settled into their new location.  

West Park Historical Society’s Alger Cemetery walk brings ghosts, history to life

The distant wailings of a spectral baby echo from a crypt, a headless horse floats through the grounds, a phantom police officer ushers trespassers from between the headstones. These were the stories Clevelanders heard when they toured Alger Cemetery in West Park.

West Park’s Franciscan Village cuts ribbon to celebrate expansion

Franciscan Annex (Building D) adds 62 more units of senior housing in Cleveland.

West Park’s Puritas Nursery celebrates 100th anniversary

The long-standing nursery has drawn praise from Cleveland City Councilperson Charles Slife and local developers and organizers. In a resolution read by Slife at a City Council meeting, he described Puritas as “...a greenhouse version of the beloved TV tavern Cheers.” 

HELP Foundation cuts ribbon on Lakewood facility’s $2 million renovation

The expanded and renovated facility will serve people with developmental disabilities.

Cleveland’s Impett Park gets $10,000 grant from Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities

The grant will support the installation of a Universal Changing Table at the park, making it radically more accessible.

Friends of Impett Park, Mayor Bibb cut ribbon on new inclusive playground in Cleveland

The revamped park features new playground equipment that encourages inclusive, accessible play for all children. City officials say it’s a step toward allowing more families to play at parks in Cleveland, rather than driving to the suburbs.

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