Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 22nd of September.
Good morning, Cleveland.
Peace Community Church in Oberlin is seeking donations to replace its wheelchair lift — a key piece for the Oberlin Free Store for Kids.
The church needs to raise $6,500 to begin repair work soon.
Former Cleveland player and Giants broadcaster Duane Kuiper announced Sunday he was diagnosed with throat cancer and began treatment at Stanford Medicine.
He missed Monday’s game and will not broadcast Wednesday’s match as he continues treatment and plans to return soon to help celebrate his partner Mike Krukow’s final game.
Cleveland Heights’ Marquee at Cedar Lee welcomed its first residents on Monday, Sept.
21 nearly two years after a massive fire halted construction on the apartment complex at 13230 Cedar Road (valued at 66 million dollars), now featuring studio to two-bedroom units and amenities like a pool and fitness center.
Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins said it is too early to worry about the run game as the offense gets used to working together+ he expects the team to build momentum in upcoming contests.
Guardians outfielder Steven Kwan talked about his hitting, the close pennant race, and teammate Cade Smith after the win against the Athletics on Sunday, Sept.
20 — his comments showed the team's drive this season.
Today, the Guardians are in a tight two-team playoff race for both the AL Central title and a wild card spot as their magic number drops to three.
They begin a six-game road trip in Boston plus continue in Kansas City later this week.
Browns coach Todd Monken said he expects more improvement from quarterback Deshaun Watson after his strong 238-yard, two-touchdown game in the win over the Buccaneers on Sept.
21. He said Watson is learning the playbook and aiming for steadier play with his teammates.
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