Understanding the role we play in our planet while also recognizing that we are part of something much bigger than our own earthly orbit is
The COVID-19 pandemic has not stopped the Cuyahoga Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) yet. Despite everything, they are still hosting the Euclid River Day
In the “before times” (pre-pandemic lockdown), Northeast Ohio had big plans to celebrate the 50th Earth Day. There were to be tree plantings, family hikes,
Local community member Elena Stachew was accepted to attend the first ever UN Youth Climate Summit in New York City this Saturday, September 21. The historic event
In the last few years, organizing around climate change has exploded worldwide, especially among young people. Teenage environmentalist icon Greta Thunberg is once again making
Erin Helms, an independently licensed chemical dependency counselor, has worked in a number of different recovery settings throughout the country. In early 2017, Erin was
In the ‘90s, recycling was the rage. The motto we learned was “Reduce. Reuse. Recycle.” Concerned about saving the planet? Just throw all your plastic
At a Democratic club meeting in an affluent Cleveland suburb last fall, Jeff Schlekie rapped. He rapped about picking up litter to an audience of
One Bay Village church must heat the sanctuary for up to 12 hours to bring the organ to its proper operating temperature. Bethesda on the
Taking a few minutes to connect helped two strangers cope with grief. Patty Terstenyak noticed a friendly spark in Renee Natoli at a mutual friend’s
