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Summer Break, a Jewish Orphanage and Street Play: Cleveland’s History of Childhood

Western Reserve Historical Society has done a terrific job connecting us with our region's rich history. From the Jewish Orphan Society to the evolution of Hiram House, Romper Room and more, childhood in Northeast Ohio was far different in years past. ...
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50 Years Since Kent State Shootings (Lest We Forget)

On May 4, 1970, the Ohio National Guard fired on Kent State students during an anti-war protest, killing four students and wounding nine others. Today marks 50 years since the Kent State shootings that left "four dead in Ohio," as Neil Young memorialized it in song. Due to cancellations of live events at KSU campuses, view their virtual commemoration and listen to local NPR radio stations to remember the day and honor those lost. ...
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May is Better Hearing & Speech Month

All jobs — from ditch-digger to CEO — require the ability to convey information. Your effectiveness at work, including interpersonal skills, is rooted in your approach to communicating with people. Hearing what is being said by the client; conveying goals to your team; listening to your boss’ instructions; understanding your objectives — all require your ability to communicate effectively. ...
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Social Security Supports Teachers

We celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week from May 4 through May 8 and honor all educators who prepare our students for the future. That’s why the Social Security Administration provides eas- to-access, shareable online resources for teachers to engage students and educate them on Social Security. ...
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Mama Mia, That’s a Lot of History and It’s Easy with Western Reserve Historical Society

Too many canceled events and not enough fun things to do. That's the story of Spring 2020. But you can do some virtual trip-taking through the Western Reserve Historical Society's website. Their series of illustrated stories offer a friendly ramble to places such as Squire's Castle, the Glenville Neighborhood and other interesting spots that you didn't have time to visit before but have plenty of time to check out now. ...
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Things are Getting Wild in Geauga County

Grab a nature guide and take a walk or a drive in one of Geauga County's 25 county parks. Then tell someone what you saw — all while practicing social distancing, of course. A website makes it easy; good eyes and attention to detail make it rewarding. ...
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Feeling at Home While Working From Home

Millions of us suddenly working from home are trying to carve out productive workspaces while managing upside-down schedules and unfamiliar technology. Here are a few home office to make the transition easier. By now, you may have discovered many of these on your own, but check out the list and see if there's something you may have missed. ...
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Take a History Tour Through the Western Reserve Historical Society

While we’re going through a history-making experience right now, Western Reserve Historical Society is making it easy to access the rich history of the people and places of Northeast Ohio.

Check out its website for stories, photographs, video and learning resources  wrhs.org/explore/digital-learning-resources/.

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