Damon Maloney
Anchor and Reporter at WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)
2x Emmy Award Winning Journalist• Anchor/Reporter at WEWS-TV in Cleveland •Proud Husband & Dad • Chef Wannabe
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1 week ago |
news5cleveland.com | Damon Maloney
CLEVELAND — Wednesday was the final day of classes at the Newton D. Baker School of Arts on Cleveland’s west side. The school that has helped shape the lives of generations of students is closing after a recommendation from the Cleveland Metropolitan School District due to ongoing facility challenges. “I'm upset because this school is like one of a kind, you know, the programs, the culture, the environment, the things that they do.
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2 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Damon Maloney
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS — Calls for the resignation of Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren are growing louder. Friday afternoon, a special council committee of the whole met for the purposes of discussing the mayor’s “whereabouts, presence, accessibility, and ability to perform the duties of mayor.”Seren was in attendance. “This council by no means is my overseer.
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2 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Damon Maloney
NORTH RIDGEVILLE, Ohio — It’s graduation season, and the North Ridgeville City School District is breaking with tradition and bringing its graduation ceremony back to campus. For years, the district has held this important milestone at the Wolstein Center in Cleveland. Senior Cecilia Bouman is eagerly counting down the days until the celebration and is happy to have it in a familiar place— Ranger Stadium, where the football team plays.
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3 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Damon Maloney
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS — In September 2024, I reported on Forest Hill Church Presbyterian in Cleveland Heights launching an Educational Equity Program to help Black women in the city eliminate college debt. Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m., the church will honor Natasha Lovelace, the inaugural recipient of the debt forgiveness program.
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3 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Damon Maloney
MEDINA — In March, I reported on LifeStone Ministries' efforts to collect thousands of books to build several libraries and learning centers for schoolchildren in Mukono, Uganda. Justin Brenenstuhl, the mission's director for the Christian publishing company based in Middleburg Heights, said the goal was to raise at least 5,000 books by June 1. He said schools, public libraries, churches and private individuals had been collecting books and making donations on their behalf.
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Students at Cleveland School of the Arts, part of @CLEMetroSchools, are honoring local Tuskegee Airmen through a portrait project in partnership with the North Coast Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen Inc. Full Story: https://t.co/8IfJtZNzcs https://t.co/EngRv7T6J4
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