Event Calendar
Events for Saturday, June 24, 2017
MetroHealth Cleveland Heights Health Fair
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
A day of free health screenings, wellness tips and fun for the whole family!
Location:
MetroHealth Cleveland Heights Medical Offices
10 Severance Circle, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
A day of free health screenings, wellness tips and fun for the whole family!
Location:
MetroHealth Cleveland Heights Medical Offices
10 Severance Circle, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
Our Community Hunger Center -
Free Community Meal
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location:
Good Shepherd Church
23599 Cedar Road, Lyndhurst
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11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location:
Good Shepherd Church
23599 Cedar Road, Lyndhurst
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Book Launch at Mac's Backs
12:00 PM
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Former Cleveland Heights Author Launches Latest Book at Mac’s Backs
Cleveland-born novelist and short story writer Saul Isler will launch his latest book of shorts, The Blue Shoes (Pocamug Press), on June 22 at Mac’s Backs, the venerable book store on Coventry in Cleveland Heights, the community where much of his first novel, Babe Ruth Is Missing, is set. Several stories in The Blue Shoes reference his home town.
Isler is a true Cleveland Heights native. Starting kindergarten at Boulevard Elementary there in 1939, he grew up to run twice for the Cleveland Heights School Board.
A Heights High grad (’52) and class president, Isler did not move away from Cleveland Heights like most of his classmates after graduation. Instead he steadfastly remained, living in five different homes there, his last one sharing a fence with Coventry School. He was a familiar figure on the Coventry strip, designing the poster for a Coventry Street Fair, and guidinging the inauguration of the Centrum Theater as a fundraiser for the Heights Youth Center, on whose board he served for many years. He also was a founder of the Cleveland Indians Wahoo Club in 1962 and the National Rib Cookoff in 1983.
He had yet to write his first book before emigrating to Los Angeles in 1996, but since then has written four novels including his Ovid Kent “Missing” trilogy, Babe Ruth Is Missing; Shakespeare Is Missing and the as yet unfinished Jesus Is Missing, and a YA novel, The Cave at Devils Elbow, plus two books of short stories, The Man in the Parking Lot and The Blue Shoes and a humorous treatise on the solving of Acrostic puzzles, The Majestic Acrostic.
Pocamug Press, publisher of The Blue Shoes and The Majestic Acrostic, has signed him on for his “Missing” trilogy.
Mac’s Backs owner Suzanne Degaetano has scheduled Isler’s Meet the Author event for 12 Noon, Saturday, June 24. It will be a dual launch if Babe Ruth Is Missing is off the presses in time.”
Isler, while living in Cleveland, freelanced a column, The Woodbutcher, for the Plain Dealer, and wrote several cover stories about Cleveland’s restaurant scene for the PD Sunday Magazine. He now lives and writes in Santa Monica, California.
Location:
Mac's Backs
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12:00 PM
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Former Cleveland Heights Author Launches Latest Book at Mac’s Backs
Cleveland-born novelist and short story writer Saul Isler will launch his latest book of shorts, The Blue Shoes (Pocamug Press), on June 22 at Mac’s Backs, the venerable book store on Coventry in Cleveland Heights, the community where much of his first novel, Babe Ruth Is Missing, is set. Several stories in The Blue Shoes reference his home town.
Isler is a true Cleveland Heights native. Starting kindergarten at Boulevard Elementary there in 1939, he grew up to run twice for the Cleveland Heights School Board.
A Heights High grad (’52) and class president, Isler did not move away from Cleveland Heights like most of his classmates after graduation. Instead he steadfastly remained, living in five different homes there, his last one sharing a fence with Coventry School. He was a familiar figure on the Coventry strip, designing the poster for a Coventry Street Fair, and guidinging the inauguration of the Centrum Theater as a fundraiser for the Heights Youth Center, on whose board he served for many years. He also was a founder of the Cleveland Indians Wahoo Club in 1962 and the National Rib Cookoff in 1983.
He had yet to write his first book before emigrating to Los Angeles in 1996, but since then has written four novels including his Ovid Kent “Missing” trilogy, Babe Ruth Is Missing; Shakespeare Is Missing and the as yet unfinished Jesus Is Missing, and a YA novel, The Cave at Devils Elbow, plus two books of short stories, The Man in the Parking Lot and The Blue Shoes and a humorous treatise on the solving of Acrostic puzzles, The Majestic Acrostic.
Pocamug Press, publisher of The Blue Shoes and The Majestic Acrostic, has signed him on for his “Missing” trilogy.
Mac’s Backs owner Suzanne Degaetano has scheduled Isler’s Meet the Author event for 12 Noon, Saturday, June 24. It will be a dual launch if Babe Ruth Is Missing is off the presses in time.”
Isler, while living in Cleveland, freelanced a column, The Woodbutcher, for the Plain Dealer, and wrote several cover stories about Cleveland’s restaurant scene for the PD Sunday Magazine. He now lives and writes in Santa Monica, California.
Location:
Mac's Backs
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COMMUNITY MEETING - WATER METER CHANGE OUT PROGRAM
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Cleveland Water will be hosting a Community Meeting to discuss the upcoming meter change out program at the Community Center on Wednesday, June 21st from 6:00 - 8:00 pm and on Saturday, June 24th from 2:00 - 4:00 pm.
Location:
CH Community Center
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Cleveland Water will be hosting a Community Meeting to discuss the upcoming meter change out program at the Community Center on Wednesday, June 21st from 6:00 - 8:00 pm and on Saturday, June 24th from 2:00 - 4:00 pm.
Location:
CH Community Center
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Cleveland Heights Community Meeting - Water Meter Change Out Program
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location:
Cleveland Heights Community Center
1 Monticello Blvd.
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location:
Cleveland Heights Community Center
1 Monticello Blvd.
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