MARTHA SOROHAN
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Katz plans to open new Italian eatery downtown (opens the original)
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A successful restaurant founder, owner, chef partner and consultant might be tempted to step back, rest on his laurels, and call it a day. âI just canât sit still and have a company,â Katz told the Cleveland Jewish News. âI am so ADHD without being diagnosed.â His newest venture, the casual Italian âEttoreâ restaurant, will open in 2028 on the first floor of a new Marriott Tribute Hotel inside the landmark Rose and Sloan buildings being renovated as part of Spark GHCâs $120 milli
Doug Katz plans to open new Italian eatery downtown (opens the original)
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A successful restaurant founder, owner, chef partner and consultant might be tempted to step back, rest on his laurels, and call it a day. âI just canât sit still and have a company,â Katz told the Cleveland Jewish News. âI am so ADHD without being diagnosed.â His newest venture, the casual Italian âEttoreâ restaurant, will open in 2028 on the first floor of a new Marriott Tribute Hotel inside the landmark Rose and Sloan buildings being renovated as part of Spark GHCâs $120 milli
Brush High School to celebrate centennial (opens the original)
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How can you tell if someone is a Brush High School graduate? Ask what Charles F. Brush invented. If the answer comes without hesitation â âthe arc lightâ â chances are youâre talking to a Brush High alum. That fact about one of Clevelandâs early inventors and the schoolâs namesake is ingrained in every student who walks through the halls of Brush High School in Lyndhurst, which is celebrating its centennial year on Oct. 2 and Oct. 3 with building tours, a football game, family acti
Kol Israel Foundation Holocaust Memorial receives federal fame (opens the original)
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Midway through the 65th annual Fall Memorial at the Kol Israel Foundation National Holocaust Memorial on Sept. 20 inside Bedford Heightsâ Zion Memorial Park, a black felt cover was pulled back to unveil a new marker distinguishing the site as the nationâs only federally recognized memorial that preserves the memory of 6 million Jews who died in the Holocaust. The designation marker was five years in the making. Founded in 1961 by Cleveland Holocaust survivors and their families to give local
Cleveland Jewish Archives to celebrate 50th anniversary (opens the original)
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A rabbiâs warning to the first group of Eastern European Jewish immigrants sailing to America in 1839 to be good Jews and not succumb to Americaâs freedoms will be on display at the White Glove Brunch at 10:30 a.m. Oct. 18 at the 50th anniversary of the Cleveland Jewish Archives at the Western Reserve Historical Societyâs Cleveland History Center at10825 East Boulevard. A collaboration of the Western Reserve Historical Society and the Jewish Federation of Cleveland, the White Glove Brunch
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