Community Engagement

Federal civil rights law protects people with disabilities. It requires that public entities ensure that individuals with disabilities have an equal opportunity to vote as those without disabilities. This includes all aspects of the voting process, such as voter registration, voting site selection, election websites, and the casting of ballots. ...

Halloween grabs all the attention every autumn, but don't miss out on an equally festive celebration: Day of the Dead. Enjoy the celebration in the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood with a parade, elaborate altar decorations, crafts and food. ...

The Silver Hall Concert Series, a cornerstone of the Maltz Center’s programming, returns with a diverse lineup of international artists, local favorites and CWRU ensembles. These ticketed events in the center’s Silver Hall are free and also livestreamed. ...

Our (so far) mild fall weather and getting-more-colorful-by-the-minute fields and woods provide a wonderful backdrop for celebrating National Walk to a Park Day on Oct. 10. ...

From porcelain and rag dolls to Barbie and American Girl, a new exhibit at the Western Reserve Historical Society (WRHS) features a charming collection of dolls, doll houses, miniatures and toys in "All Dolled Up: 200 Years of Dolls and Miniatures. ...

Two local men, who have worked for decades serving their communities, have been honored by the state as outstanding senior citizens during a ceremony in Columbus that was sponsored by the Ohio Department of Aging. ...

This time around, our all-local Worth Noting tidbits point out the best places to see fall colors, how to maximize your voting power, appreciate new music, stay warm for less, and read a great new book. ...

Northeast Ohio Boomer magazine took first place for Editorial/Opinion and Overall Design at the recent 2024 NAMPA (North American Mature Publishers Association) awards. ...