The late founding father of youth baseball in Shaker Heights is honored with a plaque at his beloved Lomond field. By Zachary Lewis There are 20 words on the memorial to baseball fanatic Tom Fuerst, but only two words are needed to describe the marker itself: home run. For the late founding father of
"I’d like to retire, but what would I do?"
Shaker Heights Municipal Court Judge Anne Walton Keller works tirelessly to create the most fair and efficient court possible.
At age 11, Sophie Calabrese learned to row on the Cuyahoga River. Today, she’s at the top of her sport.
The platform is transforming the work of the City's Building & Housing Department. By Diana Simeon Housing Inspector Chris Dieker uses an Internet-enabled tablet loaded with CitizenServe to conduct an exterior inspection in Shaker Heights. Are you planning a construction project at your Shaker Heights home? For now, you or your contractor
102 years of engaging voters and defending democracy.
Shaker's Ryan Shane has reached the top ranks of his sport.
A new project to upgrade the sewer system in Lomond/Sussex uses green infrastructure methods, providing benefits to residents and the environment alike.
The Mental Health Response Team, a pilot program that embeds a social worker with Shaker’s police and fire departments, is showing the way to better address the hundreds of mental health-related calls the City receives.
At age 75, the Shaker Historical Society considers its past, present, and future.