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- Sep 22, 2026
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Here we go again: While well-intentioned, latest public-private split chatter misses mark | Opinion (opens the original)
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Good luck uttering those words in front of Painesville people who remember. As part of urban renewal in the 60s and 70s, portions of Painesville’s downtown were razed with no regard for the past, but insistent a bright future would arrive fast. One of those portions was stately Parmly Hotel on the square. Out went Parmly. In went New Market Mall. More than a half-century later, that, followed by today’s Victoria Place, it could be argued is one of the worst decisions in city history. The propert
Unoriginal AI-generated flyer template used by high school athletic departments sends unintended message | Opinion (opens the original)
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Sitcoms rely upon it for an episode almost as much as the “stuck in an elevator” premise. Two women show up to a party. They’re wearing the same dress. Hilarity ensues. Well, hopefully. It’s like that “two Spider-Men pointing at one another” meme, only with more decades behind it. Something looks the same, and it doesn’t seem right. So, as we’re early in another high school sports season, we need to have a conversation. It is low on the priority list. By no means will its effect move mountains.
Lake Catholic swimming: Brian Regovich succeeding Matt Trem as Cougars’ coach (opens the original)
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Following the most successful stint in program history, Lake Catholic swimming will be under new leadership this coming winter. Athletic Director Erik Schroeder recently announced that Matt Trem, who served as the Cougars’ coach for the last six seasons, was stepping down. Trem will be succeeded in that post by Brian Regovich, who was an assistant to Trem this past season. “Coach Trem helped elevate our swimming and diving program to new heights,” Schroeder said in a prepared statement. “We are
Fairport track and field: Incoming freshman Jayden Moehnert masters high jump ascent for national title (opens the original)
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Overcoming obstacles is part of Fairport track and field’s DNA. Improvising without a home facility — a staple most programs take for granted — is challenging enough to take to a local stage, let alone a state one. Just imagine, then, how much wherewithal it requires to overcome that obstacle and compete at a national level. Then imagine how much wherewithal it requires to overcome that obstacle, compete nationally — and reign. But that’s exactly what Jayden Moehnert has achieved — all without h
U.S. opportunity following World Cup on home soil must be maximized | Opinion (opens the original)
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A World Cup just concluded in part on home soil, a once-in-a-generation moment for soccer in our country. Just as it did in 1994 after that tournament, and after another one this summer, the question is so simple for soccer in the United States yet so complex all in concurrence: The way that mainstream fans got involved in the tournament felt like it was scratching the surface. Getting traction with those scratches en route to a breakthrough is another matter altogether, one for which any of us
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