July 15, 2015 – Project ¿QUÉ? is a multi-faceted John Carroll University initiative to raise the educational aspirations of middle school Hispanic children from Cleveland’s west side. Due to budget cuts, this will be the program’s final year. Twenty-two eighth-graders and approximately twelve counselors, instructors, and volunteers participated...
April 12, 19, 26; May 3, 10, 17 Bird Walks begin at 7:30 A.M. each Sunday from April 12th through May 17th at the following locations: Cleveland Metroparks Reservations Huntington: Beach Parking Lot off Lake Rd., Bay Village Rocky River: Rocky River Nature Center...
WRLC is looking for an intern to assist Thriving Communities Institute staff to implement two different grant programs: a watershed grant program & tree grant program. Primary responsibilities will include reviewing grant applications, assisting in evaluating the merits of the projects and preparing for implementation...
We will caravan to several favorite lakes and ponds to witness the spectacular plumage of the drakes as well as the beautiful but demure plumage of the hens while they loaf, rest, and refuel for their continued northward migration to their nesting grounds. Some species...
President – Mark Demyan*: BS Civil Engineering, Tri State University; Construction Manager and business owner, of MDCC
Secretary – Carol Lillich*: Assistant to the Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Lubrizol Corporation (Retired); Trustee, Willoughby Hills Historical Society; Understudy to Director of Willoughby Hills Community Center Art Gallery
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