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crainscleveland.com | Elizabeth Schanz
United Way of Summit & Medina has officially announced its new CEO. The organization announced Friday, June 27, that Annie McFadden as its president and CEO. She has served as interim president and CEO since December after Jim Mullen departed the organization. The appointment— unanimously confirmed by the executive committee of the board of directors— is effective immediately.
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crainscleveland.com | Elizabeth Schanz
Lake Erie Nature & Science Center on Friday, June 27, unveiled its finished $1.9 million Wildlife Gardens Education and Renovation Project, the largest capital investment in its free public offerings. The nonprofit broke ground on the project last July. There are now three new structures at the Wildlife Gardens: an aviary exhibit, eagle exhibit, and wildlife rehabilitation exhibit.
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crainscleveland.com | Elizabeth Schanz
Four Northeast Ohio Hospitals were ranked among the most socially responsible hospitals in the United States. This is according to the Lown Institute Hospitals Index, issued by Needham, Mass.-based nonprofit organization Lown Institute, which generates “bold ideas for a just and caring system for health.” The index measures social responsibility for more than 2,700 acute care hospitals, 800 critical access hospitals and 300 hospital systems nationwide.
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2 days ago |
crainscleveland.com | Elizabeth Schanz
Cleveland is getting a little bit sweeter with a new independent candy store opening its doors on Saturday, June 28. Jeff’s Candy Shop, at 16101 Waterloo Road, is the first brick-and-mortar location for a local candy brand that established its identity over the last four years through farmers’ markets, festivals, and social media marketing. “I'm excited to be part of this neighborhood in Waterloo. ...
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3 days ago |
crainscleveland.com | Elizabeth Schanz
Cleveland Clinic on Wednesday, June 25, announced a $340 million project to expand Avon Hospital and Richard E. Jacobs Family Health Center. The project, which will double the size of the Avon campus, is slated to begin in 2026 and be completed in 2028. Once construction is finished, the additions to the campus will accommodate growth in services and will better serve western suburban communities, Clinic officials said.
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