Cavaliers Win NBA Lottery Again

The Cleveland Cavaliers have not been the same since Lebron James left the team via free agency. Well that may be changing as for the second time in three years the Cavaliers won the National Basketball Association Draft Lottery. According to ESPN, Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert hopes that this is the last time that the [...]
Castro to Plead “Not Guilty”, Not a Monster According to Attorney

Attorneys for accused rapist and kidnapper, Ariel Castro, say he will plead “not guilty” if he is to be indicted on those charges. According to Craig Weintraub and Jaye Sclachet, Castro’s legal counsel, he is not the monster the media has portrayed him to be. Castro has been accused of allegedly kidnapping and raping three [...]
Ohio Adopts Common Core Standards

Teachers all over Ohio are peeking at the new Ohio Common Core Standards (CCS) to be adopted in 2014. While a few teachers stretch and yawn, thinking they have 2 years to implement these standards, most teachers are readying for change. The standards will transform the teaching strategy for Ohio teachers once again, and it [...]
Michelle Knight, Cleveland Kidnapping Was Another Chapter in her Sad Life
Over a decade ago, Michelle Knight put on shorts and a white tee shirt, and left her home to visit her cousin. Though she had a small mental disorder that caused her to sometimes be disoriented, her family wasn’t concerned. Michelle was involved in a custody battle for her son, and was troubled, but [...]
Cleveland Kidnap Victim Disappears after Hospital Discharge

Amanda Berry and her daughter have been reunited with their family. So, too, has Gina DeJesus returned home to her loved ones. But the third victim of the kidnapping in Cleveland by Ariel Castro, has disappeared after her release from the hospital. Michelle Knight was the third young woman rescued after a ten year [...]
National Student Nurses Day May 8, 2013
Today marks the 16th annual National Student Nurses Day; it was initially requested by the National Student Nurse Association in 1997 and designated to be May 8. The National Student Nurse Association (NSNA) is a non-profit organization founded in 1952 to mentor students with a desire to become nurses. Students are enrolled in varied levels [...]
Feel and Release Equestrian Clinic at Rancharrah in Reno, Leslie Desmond Offers her Gift

By Dawn Cranfield Feel and Release Equestrian Clinic at Rancharrah in Reno, Leslie Desmond Offers her Gift Last weekend, Leslie Desmond brought her unique style of horse training to Rancharrah Elite Events Center in Reno, Nevada. Desmond’s Feel and Release Equestrian Clinic was attended by approximately 100 horse enthusiasts from northern Nevada. Desmond and her [...]
Akron, Ohio, Four Dead in Townhouse Basement

Four Dead in Ohio Townhouse In a quiet neighborhood in Akron, Ohio, the bodies of two adult men and women have been found in the basement of a townhouse. The head of the Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority says the four bodies were discovered Thursday on Akron’s northeast side. All four were shot in the head. [...]
TJ Lane High School Killer Gives “Middle Finger” to Family and Friends of Victims

High School Killer Gives “Middle Finger” to Family and Friends of Victims TJ Lane killed three students during a Feb. 27, 2012 rampage at Chardon High School. Daniel Parmertor, 16, Demetrius Hewlin, 16, and Russell King Jr., 17, were all killed. When he was captured a short time later he was wearing a grey shirt [...]
Cleveland Police Deploy 59 Squad Cars Fire 137 Rounds to Stop One Car?

Say it ain’t so Ohio; but if it is, it’s Time to Screen Police Academy Candidates More Studiously From the sad and violent story of Christopher Dorner, to Gilberto Valle, the “cannibal cop”, acts of rebellion, misjudgment and simple lack of respect for rules and regulations are part of our daily headlines across the United [...]





















