We want your help to thank everyone involved in this pandemic. Call and leave a message at (216) 223-8545. Also… you helped us reach an incredible milestone for the podcast and we want to say thank you!
Summer’s coming, and with it, the need for a pedicure! Although Manifest is closed as of this podcast release, they are still selling gift cards and making plans to safely reopen – so let’s check in with Jamie Spaid about her business and the many services they offer!
You’ve seen it, you’ve talked about it in the Facebook groups, some of you may have even welcomed it into your backyard and been concerned that someone’s dog got loose. Now, we talk with the Division of Wildlife to understand more about our friend, the “Shaker Heights Coyote” and his…family?
April is fair housing month. We sat down with the City’s assistant law director and who oversees the Fair Housing Office, Lisa Gold-Scott, to learn how Shaker compares with the rest of the country.
Patti Speese from the Shaker Heights Public Works department fills us in on what roads will be worked on in 2020 and what construction projects may affect traffic this Summer and Fall. For more, visit: https://www.shakeronline.com/192/Public-Works
We raised well over our goal of $40,000 for the Shaker Schools Foundation! Such a memorable night. Today on the podcast, we talk with a few notable guests LIVE at the event.
Even though all of Ohio is sheltering in place right now, Shaker Heights Presbyterian Church is still having online services. A few weeks ago, we talked with Pastor Mark Roberson about their role in the community.
Elliott of Nature’s Oasis talks with us about the bodega mindset he brought to Shaker Heights. Also… it’s still open. The cafe is doing carry out.
Special voting edition! What’s on the March 17th ballot, public health precautions, and voting logistics – get the scoop from Shaker Heights City Council member Carmella Williams.
