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1. Vote early (in-person) at the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections
from Sept. 30 through Nov. 3
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Heights Observer in Paris
An American's reaction to a round of UK pubs
Our recent trip to England, Scotland, and Wales, plus last month’s piece by Matthew Williams is perfect timing for this story.
My craving for craft beers started while stationed in Germany in the late sixties. In Germany, one drinks one’s beer at guest houses. In that era, in addition to the local pilsner, the main choices were Lowenbrau or Becks. Back to the states and it was a 20 year taste drought until Great Lakes Brewery came along in 1988.
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The Heights Observer is a new community supported citizen media project of FutureHeights. We hope to stimulate discussion, inform people about issues that are meaningful in the Heights, support the local economy, and reflect the unique flavor of our communities.
We welcome your comments and suggestions.
Send to:
Heights Observer Editor
2163 Lee Road, Suite 103
Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118
or info@heightsobserver.org
Real citizens vote
Bad officials are elected by good citizens who do not vote.
--George Jean Nathan (1882-1958)
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Vive le Heights Observer!
Severance is more than big boxes
The many commercial districts in Cleveland Heights and University Heights define our communities. They are notable for their numbers—upwards of twenty, depending on how you count them—as well as their variety. Some are large and extensive in their offerings; others are small and specialized.
Heights news gets around
Paula Sonkin CHHS Class of '75 catches up on the hometown news in Los Angeles!
Citizen Journalism 101
FutureHeights presents the Heights Observer
Stop by your local merchant and pick up a copy of the inaugural edition of the Heights Observer, a project of FutureHeights.
FutureHeights' stakeholders encouraged us to continue to innovate and to find new ways to promote community involvement, public expression, and communication. Study of the increasingly popular concept of “hyperlocal journalism” - and a timely encounter with the publishers of The Lakewood Observer - convinced us that our communities need this new voice, the Heights Observer.