Taneisha Cordell
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Cleveland, OH, United States
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New 'BRAVE' mentoring program targets 4th, 5th-grade students
Volunteers are wanted for a new pilot program, BRAVE, helping to keep students invested academically, emotionally, and socially. → Read More
Summit Co. case managers meeting with families at libraries, help remedy at-risk pandemic benefits
The Summit County Department of Job and Family Services is providing case managers at four of the county’s public library branches to help families at risk of losing pandemic-era benefits. → Read More
Northcoast Vintage Softball team defies aging in competitive sports, inspiring youth
One group of women is taking a full swing of life while bringing a seasoned approach to softball in Euclid, and they’re not letting their age stop them from schooling the youngsters. → Read More
Burning River roller derby team creating inclusive, welcoming space for women
As roller derby gains popularity and picks up speed here in Cleveland, one team is pushing for more inclusivity among women, hoping to break the traditional mold of women’s sports. → Read More
'Chopping for Change': Incarcerated women served second chances through culinary arts program
Women serving jail time here in Cleveland are ditching the inmate stigma and “Chopping for Change” through a culinary arts program at Lutheran Metropolitan Ministries (LMM). → Read More
Fort Worth Police, Amazon donating about 64,000 bottles of water to East Palestine
Despite government reassurance of safe drinking water, support for East Palestine residents continues with bottled water donations. → Read More
Neighborhood Alliance takes over former YMCA of Elyria building to expand meal services to seniors, community
Hunger is an ever-growing demand across Northeast Ohio and now the need among seniors in Lorain County is forcing one non-profit to expand its kitchen services in a new space. → Read More
Shaker Heights senior commits to 12th annual haircut supporting childhood cancer research
For the past 12 years, Parker Roeder has shaved his head to support childhood cancer research through a St. Baldrick’s event. This year, he hopes more of his peers will join the cause. → Read More
Canton medical spa removes tattoos forced onto human trafficking survivors by abusers
A local medical spa, Joie de Vivre Medical Spa (JDV Spa), is working with the FBI and local case workers to help free human trafficking survivors from tattoos often forced on by their abusers. → Read More
Cozad-Bates House, believed to be linked to Underground Railroad, remains open for public, private tours
One of Cleveland’s oldest historic landmarks, which is believed to be linked to the Underground Railroad, still stands tucked in between new towering buildings and structures in University Circle. → Read More
City Club of Cleveland set to use Pulitzer Prize winning book to address growing family homelessness concerns
The City Club of Cleveland is taking on one of the most devastating problems - family homelessness - through its "One Community Reads" discussions. → Read More
Ohio to get $48 million to boost kindergarten readiness, expand quality early childhood education and training
A $48 million Pre-School Development Grant - Birth to Five has been approved to help increase and ensure quality early childhood education and training. → Read More
Lake County pizza shop hosts fundraiser for young woman severely injured in recent holiday storm
Janay Johnson’s family and community are rallying around her as she faces a long road of recovery after being stranded for hours in a December snow drift. → Read More
Teens cash in on payday as Ohio's workforce continues to cope with inflation and staffing shortages
Inflation and staffing shortages continue to grip Ohio’s workforce and small businesses seem to still be carrying the burden. → Read More
The Life House beats odds, continues to serve as safe healing place for women
An East Cleveland recovery home, The Life House, is back open, providing women a safe space to heal through love. The home is currently the only space of its kind in the city of East Cleveland. → Read More
14-year-old becomes youngest full-time physics student in history at Baldwin Wallace University
Age is certainly just a number for one middle schooler taking on college at Baldwin Wallace University. At 14 years old he is the youngest full-time student in the university’s history. → Read More
Mother Nature gifts cold temps, winter weather for Boston Mills opening on Christmas Eve
The Boston Mills Brandywine in Peninsula is officially set to open its slopes. The resort opens on Christmas Eve from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Its original opening date was December 17th. → Read More
Travelers begin to face woes ahead the holiday travel rush
Travel is top of mind for many Ohioans with a winter storm expected to move through the area by the end of this week. → Read More
St. Francis fourth graders take on comfort blanket project to help support organ donors
St. Francis of Assisi Parish is now partnering with LifeBanc, an organ procurement organization in Northeast Ohio, and its “Comfort Blanket Project.” → Read More
'Take Ten' punching room providing Canton South HS students mental, emotional relief
Canton South High School students are stepping into the ring – or room – for their own one-of-a-kind boxing match against themselves to relieve stress and re-stimulate their brain. → Read More