Cleveland Connection

Sunday, June 29, 2008

Ardis Radak and Camille Anter discuss the St. John Westshore Festival of the Arts.

www.sjws.net/festival-arts

Dr. Nicholas Diamantis of the Western Reserve Center for Orofacial and Cosmetic Surgery discusses summer skin care.

www.westernreserve.us 216-227-3333

Jane Furth and Stacy Cianciolo of the Bellfaire JCB preview the annual Biathlon and Walk, and discuss the Monarch school for children and adults with autism.

www.bellfairejcb.org

Dr. Pam Peeke of the Discovery Health channel is fighting for your bones.

www.strongtothebone.com

Cleveland Connection

Sunday, June 22, 2008

Happy Summer!

Tony Thomas, Executive Director of Welcome House, dedicated to helping individuals with mental retardation and developmental disabilities, discusses the Welcome House mission, and the new Michael T. George Center for Community Living.
http://www.welcomehouseinc.org/ 440-356-4330

Family Homelessness is the topic with Leslie Strnisha of the Sisters of Charity Foundation, and Ruth Gillette with the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Office of Homeless Services.

http://ohs.cuyahogacounty.us/en-US/home.aspx

Bishop Richard Lennon of the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland addresses parish clustering,

Vatican Treasures, and Catholic Charities. He is joined by Patrick Grace, Executive Director of the Catholic Foundation.

www.clevelandcatholiccharities.org/

Cleveland Connection
Sunday, June 15th, 2008

Happy Father's Day!

Dr. Leonor Osorio is one of the two physicians who staff the new Lutheran Medical Clinic in Cleveland's Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood.
www.lutheranhospital.org

Learning RX helps teach cognitive skills. Julie Flaherty is the owner and director.
www.learningrx.com/westlake

Aliens Earths is the summer exhibit at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Roy Kaelin is the expert on such matters at the museum.
www.cmnh.org

Dr. Randy Cebul has been put in charge of an initiative to help improve health care on the local level. It's called Better Health Greater Cleveland.
www.rwjf.org

Kaleigh Eichel is smart. She is one of the winners of the Northeast Ohio Science and Engineering Fair, and she went on to be one of the winners of the International Fair. Her reward; a trip to the Nobel prize ceremonies in Sweden later this year. She and Christine Moravec, president of NEOSEF join us.
www.neosef.org

Tim Fox and Maggie Musnuff are with the Achievement Centers for Children, which operates Camp Cheerful in Strongsville. They talk about the "Most Excellent Race," a fundraiser coming up June 22.
www.achievementcenters.org

Evan Sheha is a junior at Fordham University, and a graduate of St. Ignatius High School. He plans to go to India this summer, to help doctors treat people with vision problems. Evan is going with a group called "Unite for Site."
www.uniteforsight.org

Plain Dealer columnist Terry Pluto has updated his book about the Indians, and the deals made to make the team what it was, and what it is today.

www.terrypluto.com