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Friday, November 30, 2012
New Editors Will Take Over Cleveland Heights Patch
My last day as editor of Cleveland Heights Patch is today, Nov. 30.
I wanted to let everyone know that after today, Nov. 30, I will no longer be the local editor of Cleveland Heights Patch. Nikki Ferrell, who has been the editor of Beachwood Patch for the past two years, and Brandon Baker, who has contributed articles to many Northeast Ohio Patch sites, including Cleveland Heights, will take over. My new position is with GIE Media. The offices are in Cleveland, so I’m happy to say I will be able to continue to live in Cleveland Heights. I have had the pleasure of learning about this community and meeting hundreds of interesting, intelligent and engaged residents. I understand now why people told me Cleveland Heights was so special. The city boasts walkable neighborhoods, a rich history, theaters, a concert…
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Thursday, November 8, 2012
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Friday, October 12, 2012
Cleveland Heights Business Owners: Free Social Media Training
RSVP to Cleveland Heights Patch's Main Street U, to be held 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Nov. 14 at the Lee Road Library. Scroll down for details.
Cleveland Heights Patch is pleased to announce the launch of Main Street U, a free, two-hour event designed to teach business owners and leaders of organizations how to improve their connection to the community online. Merchants can learn about how to take better advantage of social media tools such as Facebook and Twitter, with mini-workshops delivered by Patch staffers on how to use Patch and add your own content to the online conversation. Local organizations Lake Erie Ink and the Home Repair Resource Center are among several others who have already signed up. RSVP by filling out the form posted above to attend Main Street U, which is scheduled from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Nov. 14 at the Lee Road Library.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
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Did you hear about the water main break on Lee Road in Shaker Heights Tuesday? Our Facebook friends heard, and they knew first. Keep up with the latest news updates by "liking" the Cleveland Heights Patch Facebook page.
Sunday, October 7, 2012
What Do You Think of the New Patch?
A completely new design is being tested on five East Coast Patch sites.
Last weekend, Patch launched a redesigned platform on five of its sites on New York’s Long Island. The sites — Bellmore, Garden City, Levittown, Long Beach and Merrick — give Patch users a look at a test design that should go nationwide early next year. The biggest change is the addition of "groups" — topic-specific news feeds that let Patch users choose the updates they receive on the customizable homepage. Groups now organize all news, content and information on the new site. By following or unfollowing different groups, users can make the daily experience of taking in the news more relevant to their everyday lives. The major groups, like Breaking News, Schools, etc.—will be run by Patch editors — but users will also be encouraged to …
Stephen Humenesky
7:46 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
I liked the old format much better. The new ones doesn't give the current stories the billing the deserve and repeats articles that are in some cases days or weeks old more ›
Sunday, September 23, 2012
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When we asked readers what they thought should replace MYXX once it closes, we received a lot of comments. A handful of readers shared their thoughts in the comments section underneath the article on the Cleveland Heights Patch homepage, but many others weighed in on our Facebook page. The suggestions on Facebook and the Patch page were different. Make sure you don't miss a conversation and join the more than 800 others who have liked us on Facebook. Our Facebook friends also find out about news first. For example, when we heard that former City Manager Bob Downey had resigned, we posted the breaking news on Facebook first. To find us on Facebook, click here.
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Saturday, September 22, 2012
Help Keep Our Pics & Clips Gallery Fresh
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Cleveland Heights Patch readers have contributed hundreds of photos and illustrations to our Pics & Clips gallery. People have shared photographs of extreme weather, the Reaching Heights Spelling Bee, the first Cleveland Heights-University Heights Little Free Library, lost pets, events in Coventry and more. The more often people share photos, the better our Pics & Clips Gallery becomes. The most recent photos are from the first day of school for CH-UH students Aug. 30. But there have been several wonderful Cleveland Heights events since then and more are coming up — the Grog Shop's 20th anniversary, the Heights Heritage Home & Garden Tour, and sporting events from local schools. If you're at an event in Cleveland Heights and take photos, …
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Sunday, September 16, 2012
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Fran Mentch
10:42 am on Saturday, December 1, 2012
Michelle, You made a real difference to our community. I am very sorry to see you go. I hope at some point in your career you teach journalism--you have a lot to offer and the world needs more people like you. Thanks and best of luck to you. more ›