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Adam Bruderly, a 9/11 survivor, joined local firefighters and residents today at Hudson High School for the annual 9/11 Stair Climb where participants climbed 110 stories to honor victims (a tribute to the lives lost on that day).

A Marc's facility in Parma will permanently close in November, leading to 55 layoffs, according to a WARN Act notice.

The planned shutdown will impact local workers and change the business scene in the area.

Marianne Cohagan, a Northeast Ohio resident, was stranded in Gander on Sept.

11, 2001, after her flight diverted amid the tragic events; locals offered shelter during her 17-hour wait. Now as Padua’s athletic secretary, she leads local discussions about that day’s impact.

Chante Thomas, a Mercer Elementary teacher, released a children’s book on kidney donation inspired by her friend Wendy Lewis’s transplant journey.

The book aims to help kids understand organ donation and is available on Amazon and her website.

3News has compiled a list of top pumpkin patches—local spots for family outings—to explore in Greater Cleveland this fall.

A new Browns 80th birthday project revisits the team’s wild 1999 comeback featuring dramatic wins and memorable players (key moments include clutch victories and game-changing plays), giving Cleveland fans a nostalgic look at their history.

Rookie offensive lineman Austin Barber will start at right guard in his NFL debut at EverBank Stadium on Sunday, Sept.

13 (following Teven Jenkins’ injury). Barber’s experience at multiple positions in college is expected to bring depth to the Browns’ lineup.

The Browns are ready for their opener at Jacksonville as new defensive coordinator Mike Rutenberg plans to unleash his real defense after intensive training camp; linebacker Quincy Williams highlighted speed (critical for success) and violence as key traits.

Defensive recruit Jared Verse adds energy following Myles Garrett's trade.