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Like many major U.S. cities, Cleveland certainly had its share of illegal liquor and “mob” activity during Prohibition and it also saw changes in women’s fashion and challenges to what was considered proper behavior. But it was much more than that. The 1920s certainly "roared" with energy, well beyond the clichés of that era. ...

Oh, deer! The best way to avoid the shock of seeing your beautiful flowers demolished overnight by browsing deer is to deter them from entering your garden in the first place. Here are some tips for outwitting the deer whose roaming paths cross your gardens, as well as suggestions for planting what the deer don’t like. ...

Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center offers plenty of volunteering opportunities for you during the month of April, which is National Volunteer Month. Make a difference! Have fun! Volunteer. ...

April is Financial Literacy Month, a time focused on educating people about the importance of planning for a secure financial future. Social Security is a vital part of any financial plan. ...

The 45th annual Cleveland International Film Festival is offering 116 feature films and 182 short films during an extended two-week run that kicks off this week. ...

Bunnies, fledglings, baby squirrels, fawns. When spring arrives, so do calls about “abandoned” baby animals. Lake Erie Nature & Science Center is the only wildlife rehabilitation facility in Cuyahoga County, treating more than 1,400 animals and 100 species annually. ...

Ohman Family Living at Holly has opened a new state-of-the-art transitional care unit. New private suites with ensuite bathrooms are available a spacious, modern boutique-like atmosphere. This provides a comfortable, relaxing, and safe place for both patients and families during recovery. ...

Guests can now enjoy a ride on many of the original horses and see hand-painted scenes depicting Cleveland icons and Euclid Beach Park. ...