The Cleveland Clinic Wants You to Know What Your Pee Says About You
What does your pee say about you? The Urine and Kidney Team over at the Cleveland Clinic think it says a whole heck of a lot. The CC recently published a diagram detailing what the color of one’s urine indicates about a person’s overall health. If you’re coming off a booze and caffeine-filled weekend, results may…
Ed FitzGerald Will Likely Seek a New Running Mate in Governor Campaign: UPDATE
UPDATE: Well, Eric Kearney is off the ticket. Here’s the word from the man himself, who’s “resigning” from the campaign: “It’s undeniable that this has come to be a distraction from a discussion of the vital issues facing Ohio, and the choice voters must make in this election. I have discussed this with Ed FitzGerald,…
Painesville Man Cited After Driving a Motorized Walmart Shopping Cart While Intoxicated
In today’s bout of drunken driving news, a Painesville man was cited for disorderly conduct after allegedly operating a motorized Walmart shopping cart while intoxicated. Police were summoned to Eastlake’s friendly neighborhood Walmart yesterday after customers complained about a man drinking beer in the store’s lobby. When the cops arrived, witnesses told them a man…
15 Sights of Holidays Past, A Walk Down Memory Lane
Who doesn’t love reminiscing about holidays past, those marvelous days when Higbee’s and Halle’s would transform into glimmering, glistening beacons of holiday cheer? With the help of The Cleveland Memory Project, take a trip down memory lane to a time when children still believed in St. Nick and sales reps pushed the latest model train,…
Cleveland’s 620 Club to be Site of Reality Show Pilot
Downtown Cleveland’s 620 Club will host camera crews this weekend for the taping of a pilot episode of a new reality television show. We’ve been asked not to name names, but a major television production company (think along the caliber of PBS) will set up shop from 10 p.m. – 12 a.m. on Saturday, Dec.…
At 10 Years Old, La Bodega in Tremont Still Rocks
Despite being a Tremont mainstay for a decade, the small sandwich shop La Bodega (869 Jefferson Ave., 216-621-7075, labodega-tremont.com) is often overlooked. That’s a shame, because while this snug storefront space only seats a handful of customers, the café is cozy and inviting, and the counter service is always prompt. If you do give it…
Chardon Girl is Regional Pokemon Champion
Via The News-Herald, eight-year-old Emma Cox of Chardon Township has emerged victorious in the autumn regional Pokemon Championships in Fort Wayne, Ind. Her performance could earn her a trip to the world championship in Washington D.C. this summer. Cox cleaned up in the Junior division, thanks in part to the instruction of her old brother…
Frank Lloyd Wright House in Madison May Become Next National Historic Site
Five sites have been approved by the Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board and are on their way to national distinction. It’s now in the hands of the office of the Keeper of the National Register for Historic Places to decide whether the sites will be listed in the National Register of Historical Places. One…
Keepsakes of Original Nancy Drew Author Sold at Toledo Auction
Photo Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons An auction featuring a wide array of keepsakes belonging to Mildred Wirt Benson, the original Nancy Drew author, took place in Toledo over the weekend. Benson wrote 23 of the 30 Nancy Drew books under the pseudonym Carolyn Keene, Several typewriters and a desk from the Benson home were auctioned…
St. Vincent-St. Mary to Dedicate Gym to LeBron James
Akron’s famed St. Vincent-St. Mary high school will show off its new look on Saturday at a dedication ceremony for alum LeBron James, who donated $1 million earlier this year for gymnasium renovations. During the break between the boys junior varsity and varsity games— or at approximately 6:45 p.m.— the school will host a ribbon…
Terminal Tower Observation Deck Open for One Night Only This Month
Mark your calendars, Cleveland. Terminal Tower CLE tweeted this earlier today: JUST ANNOUNCED! Terminal Tower Observation Deck will open ONE EVENING ONLY! Sat. 12-28 5pm-8pm! #lightthenight pic.twitter.com/gPCEU710Qd— Terminal Tower CLE (@TowerLightsCLE) December 9, 2013 The Twitter user then tweeted: Tickets for #lightthenight will be available beginning at 7am on the 16th. We will send out…
A Bizarre Hit and Run Happened Saturday Morning
Shamanique R. Bryant is being charged in a bizarre hit and run that occurred early Saturday morning near the intersection of Euclid Avenue and Coltman Road. Bryant was driving a 2001 Oldsmobile Alero when she rear-ended another car, Cleveland.com reports. Ok, that’s pretty reckless, but nothing too out of the ordinary. But, Bryant was driving fast…
Not a Gambler? Not a Problem. Hit Rosie & Rocco’s for Guaranteed Win
Not into gambling away your hard-earned cash? Or banking on the slim chance of getting lucky and winning? Still haven’t been to the Horseshoe Casino? Well, then, you’re missing out. If the casino’s non-stop action, drop-dead chandeliers and striking décor have yet to lure you in, consider the fact that the whole place is decked…
Bomb Threat at St. Edward High School: UPDATE
LAKEWOOD POLICE The man suspected of threatening to blow up St. Edward High School Lakewood police are looking for a man suspected of robbing the Key Bank on Warren Road and threatening to blow up St. Edward High School. Police say the suspected robber passed a note to a bank teller this morning saying that…
Kyrie Fan Rushed The Court Saturday, Second in Less Than a Year
The Cavs beat the Los Angeles Clippers on Saturday evening (88-82) for their third victory in four games. Tristan Thompson continued his recent dominance, scoring 20 points and grabbing 13 rebounds. Kyrie Irving scored 20 and dished out six assists after scoring zero points for the first time in his three-year career the night before.…
Touch Supper Club Open For Lunch Beginning Friday
Love the award-winning Touch Supper Truck? Good news! Beginning Friday, Dec. 13, Touch Supper Club in Ohio City will open for lunch on Fridays and Saturdays. This means no more braving the snow, ice and wind to get your hands on some of Cleveland’s best tacos. The eclectic lunch menu will feature favorites from the…
Bipartisan Effort Seeks to Right Historic Wrong By Getting Yes Inducted Into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
“There’s hope yet,” the optimistic young man says as his eyes scan Cleveland’s North Coast Harbor. Indeed, ‘neath the angular awnings of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame now rests a truly bipartisan effort – a campaign that dwarfs other national concern in its ability to unite political strategists from both sides of the…
BRGR 9 to Reopen This Week Following Flood
Fadi Daoud, owner of the upscale burger bar BRGR 9 (1382 W. Ninth St., 216-535-0001), says that his Warehouse District restaurant has been closed since Thursday, December 5 thanks to an underground water line failure. “I think it was a crushed line under the street,” he reports. “The flood that came in our basement came…
Jesse Owens’ 1936 Gold Medal Sells for Record $1.4 Million
In an online auction yesterday, one of the four gold medals Jesse Owens won in the 1936 Berlin Olympics netted $1.4 million. The auction’s winner, Ron Burkle, is co-owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins and a billionaire collector in Los Angeles. (He also has William Faulkner’s Nobel Prize). The $1.4 million bid is the highest for…
Our 9 Favorite Seasonal Brews
We get it, Cleveland – you love Great Lakes Brewing Co.’s Christmas Ale. We do too. Trust us. But it’s hardly the only winter craft beer pouring from local breweries during the chilly months. Why not sample the full menu? There isn’t much to do in the meantime that is as delicious, nutritious or more…
The Wife of an Ashtabula Judge Allegedly Tried to Poison her Husband with Antifreeze
Carla Hague The wife of a northeast Ohio judge may be facing some serious time behind bars after allegedly trying to poison her husband, Ashtabula County Common Pleas Juvenile-Probate Judge Charles Hague. Last week, Carla Hague, 71, was charged with felonious assault after intentionally slipping her husband antifreeze back in September. On top of assault,…
Animal Collective’s musical genius on display at House of Blues
After a series of cancellations throughout this past year, Animal Collective finally came to Cleveland. In their first Cleveland appearance since the release of 2012’s intense Centipede Hz, the group brought a full arsenal of psychedelic rock to House of Blues last night. The temptation exists to refer to them as an “experimental” rock group…
Baristas in Stow Organize Food Drive for Thief Who Stole Tips
The baristas at the Nervous Dog Coffee Bar in Stow can school us all in the true meaning of holiday spirit. When security cameras caught a man stealing from the tip jar, the staff took a moment to consider his motivation. Manager Scott Moses figures that if the man was “desperate enough to steal tips,…
Airports May Reject Ohio Driver’s Licenses as Valid Identification
Travelers, take heed. The next time you try to board an airplane, your state-issued Ohio driver’s license may not be accepted as valid identification. Today, the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles publicly announced its decision to back off plans to comply with the Department of Homeland Security’s “Real ID” plan due to privacy concerns. Their…
Filming for Horror Film “Fear Clinic” Underway in Medina
The weather’s getting colder, but Ohio’s film industry is heating up. Part of the team that worked on Miss Meadows, starring Katie Holmes, this summer in Cleveland were so impressed that they’re back for Round 2. Fear Clinic, a full-length feature film is currently being filmed in Medina. The flick is next in the recent…
PHOTOS: 4-Foot Gator Discovered at Garfield Heights Home
A Garfield Heights resident was cited earlier this morning after a 4-foot alligator was discovered at his home sometime yesterday. According to Ed Jamison, the animal warden, complaints prompted an investigation, which led to Thursday’s discovery in the 8900 block of McCracken, Fox 8 News reports. The reptile was removed from the home and is…
Keane concert film to show at Cedar Lee Theatre and Digiplex Solon
Over the course of the past decade, British rockers Keane have sold some 11 million albums. They’re not quite Coldplay numbers, but they’re close. The group might be bigger overseas but moody songs like “Somewhere Only We Know,” “Everybody’s Changing,” “Is It Any Wonder?,” “Crystal Ball,” “Silenced By The Night” and “Spiralling” have been hits…
This Ohio Native’s Obituary is Tremendous
Via The Oregonian Judy “The world’s greatest man passed away” on Tuesday. John Judy’s obituary, which ran in The Oregonian today, paints a picture of a beloved man and heroic dragon slayer. Born in Columbia Station in 1969, Judy went on to live an amazing life. In fact, according to the death notice, the very…
Data Shows Ohio’s Widespread Convictions of Criminal Transmission of HIV
NNAAPC James McGonegal was indicted earlier this year on a series of sexual offense counts, but one in particular garnered interest and prompted discussion throughout the community: the third-degree felony charge of failing to disclose he was HIV-positive to the parks ranger he was soliciting for sex. Here’s the relevant section of the Ohio Revised…
Bruce Dern Gives Remarkable Performance in Nebraska
A slow-moving movie about a father and son reunion, director Alexander Payne’s (About Schmidt, The Descendants) new movie Nebraska benefits from a spectacular performance by veteran actor Bruce Dern. While the film, which opens today at the Cedar Lee Theatre, probably won’t generate enough buzz to merit a Oscar nod for Dern, he’s certainly deserving…
Joe Moorhead Band plays Scene Session
Earlier this week, laid-back singer-songwriter Joe Moorhead brought his band to our office to play a few tracks from his terrific new album, The Tides are Rising. He performs at 9 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 7 at McCarthy’s Downtown as part of the bar’s special Toys for Tots benefit concert and party. Check out previous…
Main Street Cupcakes Coming to Chagrin Falls
Proof positive that the cupcake craze is not slowing up, Kimberly Martin, owner of Main Street Cupcakes, says that store number four will open on February 4, 2014. The location is 9 N. Franklin Street in Chagrin Falls, formerly House of Davidian Oriental Rugs. The bakeshop joins others in Hudson, Rocky River and Medina. Launched…
Rocky River Lizardville is Closing, Moving, Retooling
As it turns out, an old Donatos location in Rocky River was not the best place to open a craft beer store and whiskey bar. When the Winking Lizard first introduced its Lizardville concept in Bedford Heights in 2010, beer and whiskey geeks flocked there almost immediately. A second location followed two years later in…
Help This Local Girl Find Two Dollar Bills That Mean the World to Her and Her Boyfriend
Having your house robbed is never fun, no matter how much or how little is stolen. And often it’s not the stuff itself that you’ve lost that colors the crime, but what that stuff meant to you. This week, one Northeast Ohio woman lost much more than money when her Brunswick apartment was robbed. In…
Great Northern Mall Stadium 10 & RPX in North Olmsted opens next week
Regal Entertainment Group’s new Great Northern Mall Stadium 10 & RPX in North Olmsted is set to open next week just in time for the busy holiday film release schedule. On Sunday, it hosts an invite-only media preview and then has special screenings that will be open to the public during the early part of…
Ohio Judge: Drivers Cannot Be Searched for Being ‘Overly Polite’
By the time the reds and blues begin flashing in the rearview and you nervously pull your car off to the side of the road, you’re probably already rehearsing your “Ah, good morning, officer. Lovely badge! And is that a new gun you’re holstering? It looks wonderful! How are the kids?” Well, sometimes, as it…
10 Things Going on in Cleveland this Weekend (December 6-8)
For the next few weeks, we are in full holiday swing here in Cleveland. With holiday concerts, festivals, and displays out the wazoo, you’ll surely get your fix of seasonal cheer this year. On tap this weekend, we have a concert by Animal Collective, as well as several not-to-be-missed film screenings- including the Big Lebowski-…
NOFX takes fans on wild ride at House of Blues
House of Blues has a strict policy against moshing and stage diving during concerts. Trying to enforce those rules at last night’s NOFX concert proved virtually impossible as rowdy fans regularly crowd-surfed throughout the entire 90-minute performance, effectively encouraging the band to amp up the between-song antics. Unfazed by the various things thrown on stage…
Today’s Buzz: Cleveland Named Among Top “Rising Star” Cities in the World
Photo Courtesy of Instagram User andysimon64 Gogobot, a site where some 3.7 million travelers worldwide share recommendations, experiences, and photos for personalized trip planning, released its latest round of Travelers’ Favorites Awards and little ol’ Cleveland, OH is walking away with honors. Right behind Medellin (Colombia), Accra (Ghana), and Tbilisi (Georgia), Cleveland has been voted…
County Prosecutor Seeks Death Penalty for Gloria Pointer’s Suspected Murderer
CLEVELAND POLICE Warren Gloria Pointer’s sudden disappearance and murder on Dec. 6, 1984, shocked the community around her East 114th Street neighborhood and forever changed her mother, Yvonne, who now advocates for families whose lives have been turned upside down by violence. Much like the murders of three women in East Cleveland this past summer,…
R&B star Mario coming to Cleveland for meet and greet with fans
Over the course of the last decade, Baltimore-based R&B singer Mario has racked up a number of awards for the four studio album he’s released. Tentatively titled Evolve, his new disc isn’t scheduled to arrive until 2014 but the first single, “Somebody Else,” a shimmering, club-ready tune with backing vocals from Nicki Minaj, is already…
Detroit’s Stereo Jane to sing anthem at Cavs game on Saturday
Fronted by twin sisters Sydney and Mia Schmier, Detroit-based Stereo Jane is an up-coming pop rock band whose flashy new music video for the tune “Sing It” has gotten more than 600,000 hits on YouTube. Though “Sing It” is a rather lightweight (and catchy) pop tune, the group’s publicist maintains the rest of its material…
Regional Beat: Joe Moorhead
Tides are Rising (self-released) facebook.com/joemoorheadmusic On his Facebook page, singer-guitarist Joe Moorhead boasts that his music is like “a rum-soaked cool breeze off an island shore.” You certainly can’t accuse the guy of false advertising. His new album opens with “Drinks in Our Hands,” a tune that, as its title implies, is about chilling at…
Band of the Week: Angela Perley & the Howlin’ Moons
Meet the Band: Angela Perley (songs, dobro, harmonica, vocals, and musical saw), Chris Connor (lead guitar), Billy Zehnal (bass) and Steve Rupp (drums) College Rock: Perley, who grew up in Hilliard, started writing songs when she was still in high school and initially put together an all-girl pop-punk band. Then, while attending college at Ohio…
Old Faithful: Age is Irrelevant for the New Salem Witch Hunters
Cleveland heavy metal band Boulder once asked the existential hypothetical in the song “Who Care, Baby?” off of their 1999 debut The Rage of It All, “How much rock do you have to live to really live rock?” You can look at any one of the New Salem Witch Hunters at any point in time…
Seasons Greetings: Ohio City Singers Put Forth Positive Vibrations
Singer-songwriter Chris Allen describes his late father as a “Cleveland-centric” guy. About 10 years ago, he asked Allen to write him a Cleveland Christmas song. Allen and his sister Molly worked up four of them and then threw a big Christmas party to which they invited their musician friends. They played the four original tunes…
Film Spotlight: The Punk Singer
Before she formed the riot grrrl act Bikini Girl in 1990, singer Kathleen Hanna was just another private school student trying to find herself. Contrary to popular opinion, the teachers at trendy Evergreen College in Olympia, Wa. didn’t take kindly to her literary experiments. “I was in this class called Advanced Essay Writing,” she says.…
‘Tis the (Oscar) Season: Big-Budget Popcorn Flicks Are So Summer. It’s Time for Major Winter Awards
Welcome to the December onslaught of Movies For Which Studios Desperately Want Oscar Consideration. Let’s walk through chronologically, starting with last weekend’s releases, and looking with all due pomp and circumstance toward 2014. 11.27 Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom opened in select theaters (probably won’t open in Cleveland until mid-December). It’s a Nelson Mandela biopic…
Review of the Week: Out of the Furnace
Set on the frayed edged of modern day Rust Belt America, Scott Cooper’s Out of the Furnace, which opens area-wide on Friday, is a story about violence and retribution. It’s a story that begins with almost perfect pacing and tone — crisp visual storytelling; efficient exposition; an explosive opening scene which avails us of Appalachian…
It’s the Most Festival Time of the Year: The Winter Season is Jam Packed with Events. Grab the Family, Grab some Friends and Get Out
2/9-10 – Lunar New Year Celebration Nothing quite like an AsiaTown Festival, am I right? This daytime outdoor fest will ring in the lunar new year with Asian food, a talent show and and a classic Asian lion dance. There are even fireworks scheduled for Saturday at 11 a.m. After you enjoy the festivities, amble…
Further Education: Chef Brandt Evans Enjoys New Role at Tri-C Hospitality Management Center
If you talk to chefs and restaurant owners in town you’ll likely hear them lament the lack of culinary talent in the local employment pool. The explosion of the dining scene in Cleveland has created a shortage of skilled workers for both the front and back of the house. That’s odd considering that there’s a…
Sounds of the Season: Festive Concerts of All Genres Pack the Winter Schedule. Grab a Ticket and Set Your Holiday Soundtrack.
The concert business virtually grinds to a halt during the month of December as holiday shopping takes precedent over rocking and rolling, and cold weather makes travel difficult. But don’t let that get you down. There are still a slew of shows — national and local — worth checking out between now and Valentine’s Day.…
Sweat the Small Stuff: We Love Eating Out, But…
Dining out with friends and family can be one of life’s greatest pleasures. But it also can be maddeningly frustrating when the customs, policies and systems of a particular place don’t align with our expectations. As dining editor, I get tons of mail from readers who share their gripes – not so much about an…
Shop Your Way to Peace & Joy: Our 10 Favorite Holiday Pop Ups, Markets & Bazaars
Instead of flocking to corporate malls and big box retailers this year, brush off your social responsibility cap (and scarf, and mittens) and spread some holiday cheer where it really counts: in your own community. Shop local this season, Cleveland, and give a gift that keeps on giving. Made in the 216 For the young,…
Holiday Cheers: Winter Cocktails That’ll Leave You Warm and Fuzzy (and Probably Tipsy)
We know all about the ever-growing list of Christmas ales and winter warmers available at our local breweries, but what else can a Northeast Ohioan sip for their annual fill of holiday cheer? Assuming quality gets you going, the establishments in and around Cleveland have you covered. It’s a different story when it comes to…
Do Something: It’s Cold, but that Doesn’t Mean You Have to be a Couch Potato. Bundle Up and Get Outside
Ice Skating Ice skating is an awesome first date — the more you fall, the more you grab onto each other and giggle. It’s also terrific for kids and an ideal venue for former hockey players / figure skaters to show off. Northeast Ohio has a number of outdoor rinks if the free skates at…
The Cleveland Craft Beer Report
Alchemy Hour is over. Great Lakes Brewing Company has officially renamed its successful seasonal from Alchemy Hour to Chillwave Double IPA. In February, shortly after the beer debuted, Great Lakes was contacted regarding a naming conflict between Alchemy Hour and Widmer Brothers Alchemy Pale Ale. The two parties reached an agreement and Great Lakes promised…
Ring 2014 In With Style: It’s Never Too Early to Start Planning for New Year’s Eve. A Beginner’s Guide to Some of Cleveland’s Hottest Events
Cleveland Rocks – New Years Eve 2014 “Electric Ice” Ohio Homecoming and the Cleveland New Years Alliance proudly present the “Cleveland Rocks New Year’s Eve – Electric Ice” event in Public Square. The free festival-like party will have food trucks, a beer garden, live ice sculpting, fireworks and more. Live beats by headlining electronic dance…
Winter Guide 2013!
Were it simply the snow, it wouldn’t be that bad. And if the only hurdle to surviving the winter months was the early disappearing act by our friend Mr. Sun every evening, well then, it’d be easy to make it to spring. And if only one of our teams could manage to not suck at…
Gifts Galore: Stuff those Stockings with Goodies from Right here in Cleveland this Year
Book: Alternative Movie Posters: Film Art From The Underground. A 208-page book featuring the work of more than 100 creative film-loving graphic designers illustrating new posters for beloved movies, curated by local author (and finance exec) Matthew Chojnacki. Pick it up locally at the CLE Clothing Company or Music Saves and online on Amazon.com. matthewchojnacki.com.…
Live from Trumbull Correctional: The Prison Bands Plugging in and Playing Live Behind Bars
The sorrowful blues of B.B. King’s “The Thrill is Gone” isn’t lost on anyone in the room as Vincent works his blue Fender Telecaster into a frenzy. Vincent’s known as “Starter” to the other guys around here, and not just for his virtuosity on the guitar. He’s also a sound engineer and music theory teacher…
Drunk and Disorderly: Lushes Who are Loose Cut a Swath in The Loush Sisters DO The Nutcracker
As we all know, the holidays are a time for excess. It’s a time to throw caution to the wind! Toss back that third butterscotch martini, have another heaping mound of the cornbread and sausage stuffing, and get into a heated argument with Uncle Max about whether President Obama is a Marxist-Muslim-atheist terrorist from Kenya.…
Your Complete Guide to Cleveland Concerts (December 5 -11)
THURSDAY DEC 5 Bad Boys Jam: 9 p.m. Brothers Lounge. Gemini Club/Strange Names: One part club music and one part indie pop, Gemini Club, like their name implies, utilizes modern technology to their advantage. Their live set-up ensures that no two sets ever sound the same; though, if you’ve never heard them before, the changes…
Also on Stage
Doug Is a D-Bag, Cleveland Public Theatre Let’s face it, we’re now all one click away from doom—personal or professional—since our misdirected texts or elegantly composed crotch shots can be sent worldwide in a nanosecond. This is the modern technological rat’s nest that is addressed in Doug Is a D-Bag now at Cleveland Public Theatre.…
Glad Tidings from the Stage: A Mix of Seasonal Offerings and Broadway Hits Await
The Loush Sisters DO The Nutcracker Cleveland Public Theatre | Nov. 29 – Dec. 21 CPT calls this one a hilarious and bawdy evening of song. The fictional Loush sisters, Jolly and Butter Rum, relive some of their favorite Christmas memories and imbibe perilous portions of adult beverages throughout. Doug Is a D-Bag Cleveland…
50 Reasons Why We Love Winter in Cleveland: Stop Your Whining. You actually love it, and So Do We
The below freezing temperatures and annual whompings of lake effect snow that fall well into April and May have long given winters in Cleveland a bad rap, but this six-month season is actually one of the most wonderful times of the year, and not just because of the holidays. Don’t believe us? We’ve got 50…
Winter Warmers: A Roundup of Seasonal Brews to Keep You Sated until Spring
We get it, Cleveland – you love Great Lakes Brewing Co.’s Christmas Ale. We do too. Trust us. But it’s hardly the only winter craft beer pouring from local breweries during the chilly months. Why not sample the full menu? There isn’t much to do in the meantime that is as delicious, nutritious or more…
Slam Bam
Dear Dan — I’m a bi woman in my mid-20s in a great monogamish relationship with my straight boyfriend. We occasionally invite other women into our sex life, which is really enjoyable for both of us. He isn’t threatened by other women, only by other men, which isn’t an issue since I’m not interested in…
The Sporting Life: It Isn’t All About Football, Folks. Take in Some Quality Games this Winter that Don’t Require 12 Layers of Clothes
High School Hockey With the formation of a new powerhouse high school hockey league — the Great Lakes Hockey League — some of the region’s most storied programs will have the benefit of codified division rivalries. To kick off the season, St. Ignatius and University School duked it out on the ice of Quicken Loans…
