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CPL holds MLK Day event The Martin Luther attendees. King, Jr. Branch of the Cleve- Rev. D. Anthony Ever- land Public Library (CPL), ett from University Circle Unit- 1962 Stokes Boulevard, held ed Methodist Church gave the its 34th annual commemorative in vocation. program honoring ‘Drum Ma- The opening song, jors For Change’ last Monday. “Stand By Me” was sung by Harmony accompanied by Josh- The event is named Don’t Forget To Turn after Dr. King’s famous quota- ua Stone, pianist. Distinuished Your Clock Forward tion: Gentlemen of the Spoken Word, “Yes, if you want to directed by Honey-Bell-Bey, say that I was a drum major, presentedan oratorical perfor- say that I was a drum major for mance. justice. Say that I was a drum Dr. Yvonne Pointer major for peace. I was a drum was the keynote speaker for the major of righteousness. And all event. of the other shallow things will Dr. Yvonne Pointer, not matter...” former Cleveland mayor Mi- The All-City Arts chael White, and Rev. Dr. Otis Drum Line opened the pro- Moss, Jr. were honored with the gram followed by introductions Drum Major Award. by Harriette Parks, director of Tony Dunlap, Sr., presi- Branch Libraries and Shenise dent of Alpha Phi Alpha frater- Johnson Thomas, Ed.D., chief nity, Delta Alpha Lambda chap- of external relations and devel- ter, gave the closong remarks opment. for the event. CPL director and CEO Audience members Felton Thomas, Jr.talked about were asked to join in the singing the Drum Major event and its of :Happy Birthday” by Stevie history. Wonder. Maritza Rodriguez and A community reception Chris Ronayne welcomed the followed.
Gasoline prices fall below $2.00 Dr. Yvonne Pointer, former Cleveland Mayor Michael White (Alan Gas prices in $2.25 with Missouri tout- Seifullah (left) accepted the award on White’s behalf), and Rev. Dr. Otis Moss, Northeast Ohio are nearly ing the cheapest at $1.83. Jr. were honored with the Drum Major Award during the 34th annual Commem- 11 cents cheaper this week Hawaii ($3.34) carries the orative program honoring ‘Drum Majors for Change’(and the MLK Library. at $1.90 per gallon. most expensive average. (ESDN Photo by Omar Quadir) During the past The end of 2018 10 days, gas prices have drove West Texas Interme- Dr. Yvonne Pointer was the key note speaker and the recipient of the Drum Major Award during the 34th annual Commemorative program honoring dropped by at least a dime diate crude oil prices to as ‘Drum Majors for Change’ held on Monday at the Martin Luthr King, Jr. Branch in four Great Lakes and low as $44/bbl, which is a of the Cleveland Public Library.(ESDN Photo by Omar Quadir) Central states (Ohio, -14 steep $31 drop from the cents). The Buckeye State’s high of $77/bbl seen dur- average is now $1.93 – one ing June. of the lowest in the coun- Oil prices mostly try. fell last week, as market As gas prices decline, gas- observers continue to be- oline inventories in the lieve that the global crude Midwest region jumped market is over-supplied. for the fifth straight week, With OPEC production according to the Energy cuts slated to take effect Information Administra- this week, analysts will Gasolinetion (EIA). prices increaseclosely be watchingin area the Total stocks for the price of oil. week ending on December Significant move- 21 total 53 million barrels, ment toward higher mar- Distinuished Gentlemen of the Spoken Word, directed by Honey-Bell- Bey, presentedan oratorical performance during the 34th annual Commemo- the highest level of stocks ket prices would mean rative program honoring ‘Drum Majors for Change.’(ESDN Photo by Omar for the region since early cheaper gas prices could Quadir) September. be in the rearview mirror. U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown and students fron the City Year Program At $2.25, the na- However, AAA ex- Women’s health rights under attack celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day at the 19th annual Dr. Martin Lu- tional gas average is the ther King, Jr. Holiday Breakfast Celebration and participated in a community pects to see minimal vola- Governor Mike DeWine, Hewitt. “And they’ll make that service event at Alfred A. Benesch School, 5393 Quincy Ave., which is a K-8 cheapest it’s been at the the state is poised to enact what tility at the start of the car- decision.” school. beginning of the New Year would be the strictest abortion ban Kasich, a Republican in the past three years. tel’s production cuts. in the country. Former Gov. John who served for two terms but Brown visits Cleveland on MLK Day Motorists can find Kasich vetoed last month. The pro- stepped aside because of Ohio’s Moreover, gasoline U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown an honorary co-chairman for the posal would make abortions illegal term-limit laws, had called the current gas prices na- (D-OH) celebrated Dr. Martin Lu- is below $2/gallon in nine once a fetal heartbeat can be detect- bill unconstitutional and hoped event and spoke about Dr. King’s ther King, Jr. Day by participat- states. 29 state gas price tionwide, statewide, and ed. to avoid costly litigation that legacy of fighting for workers and ing in community events honoring averages are at or below countywide at GasPrices. DeWine, a Republican who would have most certainly re- echoed King’s message of dignity Dr. King’s legacy in Cleveland. the national average of AAA.com. took office last week after his elec- sulted from its passing. and justice for all workers. tion victory in November, told con- Brown delivered opening remarks “Dr. King understood the Statehouse Republi- at the 19th annual Dr. Martin Lu- servative radio host Hugh Hewitt importance of uniting all working AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey cans came up one vote shy of ther King, Jr. Holiday Breakfast people – black and white, middle- Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline on his show that he recognizes the reversing Kasich’s veto, while Celebration and participated in a challenges the bill will face from the House passed the override class and working-class, urban Regular community service event at a local groups such as Planned Parenthood measure.Meanwhile, a judge and rural. We are all created equal, This Week (01-25-19) $1.91 Cleveland school. once it is signed into law. on Tuesday struck down a simi- and all workers deserve to share Last Week (01-18-19) $2.01 The theme of the annual lar law in Iowa, declaring the in the great wealth and prosperity Last Year (01-18-18) $2.66 “But ultimately, this will breakfast was “Celebrating the life, they create for this country. No ex- National (01-25-19) $2.43 work its way up to the United States state’s “fetal heartbeat” abor- work and legacy of Dr. Martin Lu- Supreme Court,” DeWine told tion law unconstitutional. ther King, Jr.” Brown was named ceptions,” said Brown. Page 2 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, January 22, 2019 - Friday, January 25, 2019 VANTAGE POINT YOUR HEALTH Cleveland honors civil rights icon on her birthday 4 ways your smile improves your life Judy Martin's activism involves ushering day, and I've been there ever Many people go to “The more you smile, the Help you make birthday this year fell on the relatives with missing loved since." the dentist not just because healthier and happier you others happy. Smiling not day that our country honors ones into a relatively well– This summer her they want good oral health, will be,” she says. How only has the power to el- the late Civil Rights leader oiled grassroots network organization sponsored but also because having a so? When you smile, your evate your mood, but it can Rev. Dr. Martin Luther that can comfort them and the 10th Youth-Led March great smile is a good con- brain releases signaling also change the moods of King, Jr. help get the word out. Against Violence. Mar- fidence booster and makes molecules called neuro- others. “If you’re grumpy A fitting birthday Martin, who tin brought the memorial them more likely to smile peptides to the rest of your or rude, then you’re likely for a woman who has be- worked as a secretary in a wall she's been maintaining more often. But it also body, she says. These neu- to put others in a bad mood for years, with the names come Cleveland's loudest law office until she was laid impacts those who see that ropeptides influence your or even put them off,” Cas- of more than 1,800 young Drum Major - a drum ma- off, walks laboriouslyth wi dazzling smile. brain, body, and behavior tilla says. “The same thing jor for justice - a drum ma- a cane. Despite health prob- people under the age of 25 happens with laughter and murdered in Cleveland since “Every day we see in many ways, including jor for peace - drum major lems, she is always available people who tell us about reducing stress, aiding smiling. What happens to help anyone in need. 1990. of righteousness, and most She has comforted how their friends, family sleep, and elevating your when you smile at some- Martin has become importantly a drum major many of the familes and has and business colleagues mood. one? They smile back, of a go-to person, someone for those affected by gun fought to get justice for all of are also affected by their Lower your blood course. Even babies know people call when a friend or violence." the victims. new smiles,” says Dr. Ana pressure. When you smile what to do. Smile at a baby family member goes missing, Black on Black Dr. King said "Hu- and they will smile right especially if they feel police Castilla, an orthodontist your brain also releases Crime, Inc. and the com- Martin man progress is neither aren't moving fast. She has and author of the book feel-good neurotransmit- back at you.” munity celebrated Martin's names and familes of many automatic nor inevitable... demanded that the Cleveland The Smile of Your Life: ters, such as dopamine, “A beautiful smile birthday on Wednesday at of Cleveland's missing from Every step toward the goal police overhaul their missing- Everything You Need to endorphins, and serotonin. is so much more than just 15415 Kipling Ave. memory. She scours city, of justice requires sacrifice, person policies and has been Know for Your Orthodon- These chemicals calm "Who has done state and national missing- suffering, and struggle; the straight teeth,” Castilla critical of the department for tic Journey (www.castil- your nervous system by more to improve our area!!" person databases for names tireless exertions and pas- says. “It is health, confi- brushing off some disappear- laortho.com). “They are lowering your heart rate wrote Al Porter. Jr., presi- of local people. sionate concern of dedicated dence and joy. It is what ances. just more willing to smile, dent of Black On Black More importantly, and blood pressure. “It’s Martin's son, Chris- individuals." and they didn’t anticipate you display during the hap- Crime, Inc. the community now knows great to know that even topher, was shot fatally at Martin is the pas- how much that would im- piest moments of your life, When families Martin's name. She is the sionate, dedicated individual when you skip out on go- age 23 in 1994 in Cleveland. pact others in their life.” such as when you graduate struggle to survive when one to call for help. who through her own per- ing to the gym, you can That's what led Martin to be- Studies have from school, get married, a love one goes missing, She sends out no- sonal tragedy has lead gen- still work on your health come a devoted member of shown that people believe Martin is their rock. tices nearly every day for the erations of Clevelanders on by smiling away,” Castilla or your child is born. It is the Black on Black Crime smilers are reliable, re- She is the person organization she founded, a path towards righteousness says. “Although I don’t a reflection of your spirit, group. "Black on Black was and justice. laxed and sincere. A study who comforts family mem- Survivors/Victims of Trag- recommend skipping the and make no mistake, it the only organization that We at EAST SIDE published in the journal bers dealing with losing a edy, as well as for the Black gym.” can change your life.” reached out to me at that DAILY NEWS send our best Journal of Neuropsychol- loved to gun violence. on Black Crime group. time. I found out where they wishes to Judy Martin for a ogy reported that seeing Martin knows the Her self-funded met and just showed up one very Happy Birthday! an attractive, smiling face activates the orbitofrontal The Original Weekly Wealth For Your Health cortex, the region in the brain that processes sen- sory rewards. 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Task Force welcomed the ghur Muslims. during the government-led at erasing their Muslim popu- So as we continue citizens and a neighboring “The Court has ju- ICC’s decision when he told Their religion, lan- indoctrination process, they lation is the fact that most of to witness China’s behemoth Southeast Asian country led risdiction over the crime me: “In all my meetings with guage and culture, along with were forced to renounce Is- the world remains silent to governmental apparatus con- by a Nobel Peace Prize win- against humanity of depor- the Rohingya survivors of a history of independence lam, criticize basic Muslim these atrocities. tinue to persecute Uighur ner were both well on their tation allegedly commit- genocide, the first thing they movements and resistance to practices and recite Commu- Although there Muslims to Burma’s military way to erasing their native ted against members of the ask for is justice. Today, I Chinese rule, have long un- nist Party propaganda songs has been a recent growing leaders leading the genocidal Muslim populations from Rohingya people,” a three- believe, the world has taken nerved the Beijing political every day. chorus calling Burma’s de charge against their Rohing- their respective lands. judge panel said in a written first steps toward a long pro- nerve center. Additionally, were facto leader (and 1991 Nobel When looking at summary of their decision. cess of bringing justice to the As recently as Au- also news reports of Muslims Peace Prize winner) Aung ya Muslim population—if the the plight of the Rohingya This latest Hague ICC ruling Rohingya people.” gust, media reports found that being forced to eat pork and San Suu Kyi to condemn the world does not awake soon— Muslim people in Burma, the follows the growing trend of As one of the at least 1 million Muslims are drink alcohol, which are for- “genocide” being perpetrated we could see other authoritar- ian governments around the Muslims win pool discrimination lawsuit world follow China and Bur- ma in implementing similar A Look At My World Muslim Advocates without incident, pool staff ha- ment helps ensure that it will never and its co-counsel announced rassed the children this past happen again.” anti-Muslim policies in their a settlement with the city of summer and repeatedly denied Darul Amaanah v. City ultimately doomed efforts to Why childhood is better the second time Wilmington, Delaware in Darul them access to the pool simply of Wilmington was filed by Darul erase Islam from their lands. Amaanah v. City of Wilming- because of their religious be- Amaanah Academy and five fami- By DR. JAMES L. SNYDER At the time, I rather resent- multitude of sins. lies whose children participate in ton, a civil rights lawsuit con- liefs. Wanted Experienced ed the comment, but upon “What’s wrong with cerning the repeated harassment Despite numerous the Academy’s summer camp. The your husband?” Somebody lawsuit was first filed in Delaware Journalist and ejection of Muslim children complaints, including a cease This week the Gra- further reflection, I do not Chancery Court and was later may ask my wife. at Wilmington public pools last and desist letter from Muslim Call (216) 721-1674 cious Mistress of the Par- see anything wrong with moved to the United States District “Oh,” she responds summer. Under the terms of the Advocates and an acknowledge- sonage and Yours Truly had that. Court for the District of Delaware. quite mechanically, “he’s into settlement, the city agreed to: ment from the mayor’s office
SubscribeTo the privilege of attending After all, what his second childhood.” The plaintiffs are represented by Revise dress code that the city used “poor judg- Muslim Advocates along with EAST SIDE our youngest granddaugh- is wrong with enjoying “I understand, my husband’s ment” and “should be held ac- policies for city-operated aquatic their co-counsel Cliff C. Gardner, DAILY NEWS ter’s second birthday party. childhood the second time there too.” facilities to ensure access for all countable,” the city failed to Matthew P. Majarian, Bonnie W. www.eastsidedailynews.com I wanted to go to her third around? And all is right with the patrons by expressly accommo- take meaningful action, forcing David, Kaitlin E. Maloney, and birthday party but she was I really do not world. dating clothing worn for reli- the plaintiffs to file this lawsuit Haley S. Stern. Call (216) 721-1674 not old enough yet. So, I think it is possible to en- In a person’s first gious reasons or financial hard- in August 2018. ship; “I was born and raised will have to wait another joy childhood the first time. childhood, he is quite limited in his outlook. He does not Provide additional in Wilmington, which is why it year. There are so many things to Newspaper For Sale know what he is missing. But training to employees of city- broke my heart to see our chil- On the way home interfere. during the second childhood, operated aquatic facilities and dren face this kind of discrimi- we sat in silence thinking First off, are -par he has the benefit of knowing prominently display the new nation and humiliation from the Ideal For Person about the party we had just ents constantly telling you this and using it for his own dress code policy at all city city,” said Tahsiyn Ismaa’eel, attended. It just does not what to do or not to do. Tell- personal profit. pools; founding director of the Darul Who Wants To Be For example, when Extend the length of the 2019 Amaanah Academy summer seem possible that we have ing you when to go to bed. youth camp. “Every child should the parents of a two-year-old pool season through Labor Day; eight grandchildren. I broke Telling you when to get up And provide com- be able to have fun in a public take him out to a restaurant Involved In Total the silence with a little com- in the morning. Telling you pensation to plaintiffs totaling pool without having to worry
he is completely at the mercy ment along this line. “I’m when to eat. Telling you $50,000. about facing prejudice.” of the parents. just not old enough to be a what to eat. Telling... tell- In conjunction with “Darul Amaanah Cleveland Area! “Eat your vegetables,” the the settlement, the city has also Academy’s staff and families grandfather of eight grand- ing... telling... parents demand, “then you children. I don’t feel old How in the world released a public statement. showed remarkable courage can have dessert.” The settlement re- by publicly standing up for Call (216) 721-1674 enough to be a grandfather” can anybody enjoy life There is nothing the two- solves a lawsuit brought by themselves and for the broader In the name of Allah the Beneficent, the Merciful From the other passenger in when people are always year-old can do at this point. Wilmington-based Muslim Wilmington community. Ev- the car came a rather sarcas- telling them what to do? After all, the one who pays youth center, Darul Amaanah erybody — especially young tic snicker, if I say so my- The problem is, when a per- the bill gets to say who does Academy, and certain families children — should be allowed self. son is two years old they what. associated with the center. Some to use the pool without fearing “What’s that sup- have absolutely no lever- Now, as I enter my of the children attending Darul that they will be discriminated second childhood I have the Amaanah’s summer camp, con- "ISLAM IN THE COMMUNITY" posed to mean?” I retorted. age against overbearing against because of what they be- advantage of knowing that sistent with their religious be- lieve or the way they look,” said Masjid Al-Mumin/ Islamic Revivalist Movement “Well,” she said rather parents. 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A starter in Mid-American Conference action to Northern Illinois, 70- 11 games at quarterback, Nelson went 178-of-342 passing for 2,329 yards 59, as a late fourth-quarter comeback falls short inside the and 15 touchdowns. His 15 touchdowns rank sixth on UA’s TD passes in Convocation Center on Sunday afternoon. The Zips now a season, while his 2,329 passing yards rank ninth on UA’s season passing stand 11-5 overall on the season with a 2-3 MAC ledger yards chart. On Akron’s career list, Nelson moved up to No. 11 in career PORT while Northern Illinois improves to 11-6 on the season and passing yards with 3,318. His career highs performance of 24-of-41 for SThe Westside Boxing Club will hold ‘TheS Battle In 3-2 in league play. Akron held a 30-29 lead at the halftime 356 yards and four touchdowns at Ohio rank No. 15 on the top single-game the Ballroom 26’ on Saturday, February 2, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. at intermission limiting the Huskies high-powered offense. passing totals. Nelson was named to the Davey O’Brien “Great 8” List on However, NIU would take over in the second half outscor- Sept. 17 following his performance in the win at Northwestern where he Slovenian National Home, 6417 St. Clair Ave. For ticket purchase, ing the Zips 41-29 en route to the victory. went 17-of-28 for 277 yards and two touchdowns. call Bill Godhard at 440-785-4900. Cavs win battle for basement By KARL BRYANT strategy. Zach LaVine led 26, to lead the Celtics. Coach Boylen C-Town with 25 points Irving (sort of) gave The Cavs won the (no relation to former and Collin Sexton led The a Mea Culpa for almost Battle for the Basement in Cavs assistant Jim B-o-y- Land with 18. single-handedly destroy- the non-marquee matchup l-A-n, who has an ongoing The Bulls had lost ing the Cavs when he self- of the two worst teams in wrongful termination law- 10 straight before visiting ishly demanded a trade the NBA on MLK Day, as suit against the team) not- Cleveland. Three of Chi- that changed the team’s they were stampeded by ed, “The ball was moving cago’s 11 wins on the sea- makeup and certainly set the Bulls, 104-88. pretty well. I thought we son have come against the the ball rolling on James’s Yesteryear, when were finding the open guy. Cavs. eventual departure, by cit- LeBron James stood like a I really thought our defense Two days later, the Cavs ing his actions as those Colossus on the shores of set the tone.” Boylen, an went to Bean Town and the of “that young player.” Lake Erie (actually, about assistant in Chicago, was Celtics crushed them, 123- Young player? a mile inland), the NBA’s Drew Sexton promoted when Coach 103, even without former in 2015 - LBJ’s first year better their chances of get- Since it was only MLK Day big matchup Fred Hoiberg was fired in Cav Kyrie Irving, who was back in CLE.) Now, with ting the most ping pong 16 months ago, Kyrie must would be Cavs vs. War- late 2018, about a month out sick. James gone, the NBA balls in the NBA Draft be channeling his Uncle riors. The Cavs lost three after Coach Tyronn Lue (A national news schedule-maker knows Lottery. They maintained Drew character or aging straight to their perennial was fired in Cleveland. outlet actually headlined that deficit when they pre- exponentially. Finals foe, but it was still better. Hence, you get The Bulls didn’t the wrong score for a day, dictably lost to the Celtics high drama and ratings ga- Cavs vs. Bulls. score for nearly the first but either no one noticed or The Cavs could only (as Chicago and NY also lore for national TV. The Cavs in- two minutes of the game, no one cared.) Cedi Osman look up and feebly wave lost) a couple of days later. (As luck would creased their deficit behind but laughably, the Cavs scored 25 points to lead the from their spot in the NBA The Bulls had a have it, the last time the the Bulls in the standings didn’t score for over the Cavs, and Terry Rozier, basement. huge height advantage Cavs won on MLK Day, to two games (the Knicks first four minutes. since the Cavs had Larry it was against the Bulls snuck in between them) to When Chicago Nance, Jr. and Tristan started to hit from the out- Area college hoops Thompson out (Chicago side, in addition to their Tribe fans attend Fest 2019 led, 50-38, in rebounds). By KARL BRYANT basket in OT. Luke Knapke By KARL BRYANT inside edge, there was no led Toledo (15-4, 3-3 MAC) ous baseball-related activi- Plus, they shoot ties for attendees, including stopping them. Cavs Coach Ohio State continued with 22. less threes than anyone in Thousands of Cleve- a small-size ball field and Larry Drew said, “We gave their losing ways. Akron Akron led the land Indians fans descended several hands-on interactive the NBA, yet took 30 pe- those guys ‘dare shots’ and and Kent State each won whole game and managed upon the Cleveland Conven- areas. Newcomer OF Leonys rimeter shots and made an they knocked them down.” their last game in the Mid- to hang on and beat Cen- tion Center to celebrate Tribe Martin ingratiated himself to astounding 15, for 50%, If the Bulls also dared the American Conference. tral Michigan, 70-67. Ak- Fest 2019. There were many many fans by walking around prompting Minority Pub- Cavs to shoot, it worked, Youngstown State and ron (11-8, 3-3 MAC) was current and former Indians the room and taking selfies lishers Assn. to ask Bulls since they only made 22% Cleveland State both again led by 20 points from Tyler in attendance to meet and with many of them. Some fell in the Horizon League. Cheese, who added a dozen Coach Jim Boylen about from beyond the arc. greet the fans and sign auto- Tribe advertising partners One of them will get a win rebounds. CMU (14-5, 3-3 graphs. There were numer- also provided give-aways. on Saturday as the Vikings MAC) was led by 19 points host the Penguins at the from Larry Austin, Jr. Wolstein Center. Youngstown State The Buckeyes lost (6-15, 2-6 HL) lost to to Purdue, 79-67, to absorb Northern Kentucky, 82-74. their fifth straight defeat. Donel Cathcart III led YSU, OSU (12-6, 2-5 B1G) is who briefly held a one-point having an infrequent off lead nine minutes into the year as they try to rebuild. 2nd Half, with 16 points. OSU was led by Andre Wes- NKU (16-4, 6-1 HL) was son’s 22 points as brother led by Drew McDonald’s 23 Kaleb – the Buckeyes lead- points. ing scorer – fouled out after An excruciating scoring just six points. Pur- season continues for Cleve- due (13-6, 6-2) was led by land State (5-16, 0-8 HL) as Carsen Edwards’ 27 points. they lost 89-66 to Wright KSU (15-4, 4-2 State, for their eighth MAC) won their third straight defeat. The Vikings straight game as they beat shot 48.1% from the field, Toledo in overtime, 87-85. yet still were blown out by The Golden Flashes made the Raiders, who scored 24 up a 17-point 2nd Half defi- points off of 15 turnovers. cit when Jaylin Walker, who WSU (10-10, 4-3 HL) shot Carlos Carrasco,one of the Indians’ rotation’s mainstays, First in a line of Indians signers, Roberto Perez, who now leads the Tribe’s backstop corps., with the departure of All- poured in 36 points, made 51% from the field. Dibaji leads a line of Tribe players signing autographs at Tribe Fest 2019. the basket to tie the game at Walker scored 17 points to (ESDN Photo by Bill Moore, Minority Publishers Assn.) Star Yan Gomes, hands an autographed item back to a fan during Tribe Fest 2019.(ESDN Photo by Bill Moore, Minority Publishers the end of regulation, 79-79. lead CSU and Loudon Love Assn.) He also scored the winning scored 23 to lead WSU. Boxing Nostalgia
By JIM AMATO Billy Joiner boxed with some of the best In the early 1960′s working his way back into Holmes and Oscar Bonavena. Cincinnati produced what the ratings. Joiner was halted He did gain some looked to be a blue chip in the 7th round. measure of revenge halting heavyweight prospect. Billy Ten months later Fletcher in a rematch. Joiner turned professional Billy would meet Liston A one round KO in 1962 after a stellar ama- again. This time in St.Louis. loss to Alfredo Evangalista teur career, He won 86 of 92 The game and crafty Joiner followed that. fights in the amateur ranks extended Liston the full ten Joiner didn’t fight winning the National AAU rounds in losing a decision. again for three and a half and Golden Gloves light In his next bout, years but closed his career heavyweight titles in 1962. Joiner would score a major with a victory outscoring He twice crossed gloves with upset outpointing Canadian Young Louis in Detroit. none other then Cassius Clay. Joiner Robert Cleroux eliminating Joiner finished his After turning pro, my “The King” Fletcher. Cleroux from a proposed title career with a 12-13-3 record. Joiner won his first seven Joiner then fought match with WBA champion It is a very decieving record. fights. Marion Conner,Amos three straight draws against Jimmy Ellis. The tide turned Along the way he met two Johnson and Lou Bailey were Piero Tomasoni,Dante Cane quickly though as Joiner world champions and three among the men he defeated. and Chuck Leslie. would lose his next seven others that challenged for the In 1964 he lost his In 1968, Joiner fights. crown. first fight. A ten round- deci would go to Los Angeles to It was against Add in legitimate sion to Amos Johnson for the face the feared former heavy- some stiff competition like contenders like Mac Foster Ohio Heavyweight title. He weight champion Sonny Lis- Zora Folley,Alvin “Blue” and “Blue” Lewis and you was then stopped by Hubert ton. Liston had embarked on Lewis,Juergen Blin,Mac can see Joiner boxed with Hilton and outscored by Jim- a comeback and was slowly Foster,Bernd August,Larry some of the best. Tuesday, January 22, 2019- Friday, January 25, 2019
EAST SIDEDaily NEWS Chris' Cinema Trivia & Movie Match Up By CHRIS APPLING On The Town TRIVIA - (Biographies) MOVIES * MUSIC * THEATER * DANCE * RESTAURANTS * NIGHT LIFE 1. In the HBO cable rejects the female, Creole tradi- film The Josephine Baker Story tion of being kept by a wealthy, (1991), actress Lynn Whitfield white man to instead become a portrayed the great, American Catholic nun and teach slave expatriate dancer who fled to children to read and write? Blues Festival comes to the State Theatre Paris, France and became an 4. In Livin' For Love: The Cleveland Times - Undisputed King of heart-wrenching Southern international sensation and the The Natalie Cole Story (2001), Blues Festival featuring Sir Southern Soul. soul singing she is noted for. richest black woman in the '20's actress Teresa Randle portrays Charles Jones, Pokey Bear, Southern bluesman It was produced in and '30's; but who is the veteran, the young-adult Natalie while Shirley Brown, Theodis Pokey Bear injects a larger- Memphis by David Porter black actor that portrayed a U.S. Diahann Carroll portrays Cole's than-life swagger into his Ealey, Calvin Richardson (Isaac Hayes's old songwrit- serviceman that inspires her to mother, but who is the African- R&B-infused bayou soul. American actor who portrayed and Lenny Williams returns ing/ producing partner) and return to performing after she the singer's legendary father, to Playhouse Square on Fri- Shirley Brown, experiences great pain and loss? keyboard player/arranger Nat King Cole? day, March 15 at 8:00 p.m. whose unforgettable open- 2. In what musical Lester Snell, who has played 5. In what film does at the KeyBank State The- ing rap on the million-selling mini-series do actor Lawrence on all three of Shirley's al- African-American director atre. "Woman to Woman," Shir- Hilton Jacobs and actress Angela bums-Woman to Woman on Julie Dash have actress Angela Jones was born ley's earthy plea to "the other Bassett portray a '60's, lower- The Cleveland Blues Festival featuring Sir Charles Jones, Truth, and Shirley Brown on Bassett portray the special bus in Akron, Ohio and raised woman" for the return of her class, black couple from Gary, in Birmingham, Alabama. Pokey Bear, and Shirley Brown returns to Playhouse Square on Fri- man. For the Real Feeling is Arista. rider who made history by Indiana who take their five sons sparking the '60's Civil Rights Jones' album, Love Ma- day, March 15 at 8:00 p.m. at the KeyBank State Theatre. the title of Shirley Brown's Tickets are on sale (Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon Movement chine, spent 57 weeks on Story, and a music DVD, Sir new Stax album which fea- at 216-241-6000 or www. R&B/Hip-Hop He released and Michael) to audition for Mo- when she was arrested for re- the U.S. Billboard Top Charles Jones: His Life & tures that special kind of a compilation album, My playhousesquare.org. town Record's President Berry fusing to give up her Jim Crow Gordy to become the most fa- seat for a white passenger? Jigg Whigham, Evelyn Wright perform for Valentine's Day mous, musical family in history? 3. Who is the light- ANSWERS: 1. Louis Gos- The annual Valen- Orchestra, countless record- He is featured on the the King Jiggs Whigham jazz, R&B and pop. She has skinned, green-eyed actress/ sett, Jr. 2. 'The Jacksons: An tine’s Day shows are among ings and positions as a leader, Berlin Jazz Orchestra albums model trombone. He contin- opened for the likes of Mel singer in The Courage To Love American Dream' (1997) 3. our most popular every year, performer and professor in Update, You're Everything ues to tour worldwide as so- Torme, Joan Rivers, Harry (2000) that portrayed the story of Vanessa L. Williams 4. James and this year's concert will Germany. And of course, no and music DVD (Polydor/ loist, conductor, and educa- Belafonte, Bob James, Fred- Henriette Delille: a quadroon in McDaniel 5. 'The Rosa Parks be held on Friday February one can render a ballad and Universal) Strangers In Night tor. die Jackson, Regina Belle pre-Civil War New Orleans who Story' (2002) 15 at 8:00 p.m. also swing as hard as Evelyn. - The Music Of Bert Kaemp- Since 2008 he has among others. Performs the MOVIE MATCH-UP - (The Jacksons: An American Dream) This year the in- Whigham, a former fert. been a regular musical di- Tri-C Jazzfest annually. She comparable trombonist Clevelander, has been musi- He is visiting tu- rector for the Bundesjaz- was awarded the Jazz Legend ACTORS/ACTRESSES: ROLES: Jiggs Whigham with be- cal director of the RIAS Big tor and artist at the Guildhall zorchester working with the Award from Tri-C Commu- 1.Angela Bassett a) dad, Joe Jackson loved CJO vocalist Evelyn Band in Berlin, Germany. He School of Music and Drama top student jazz musicians in nity College in 2008. 2. Lawrence Hilton Jacobs b)assistant Suzanne De- 3. Holly Robinson-Peete Passe Wright. is formerly conductor of the in London and at the Royal Germany. Tickets are on sale 4. Billy Dee Williams c) producer Berry Gordy Jiggs has had an BBC Big Band in Great Brit- Northern College of Music A professional vo- at playhousesquare.org. 5. Vanessa L. Williams d) mom, Katherine Jackson incredible career starting at ain and currently co-director in Manchester. He is artist- calist for over 30 plus years. age 17 with Glenn Miller, of the Berlin Jazz Orchestra in-residence for the Conn- Evelyn has been entertaining time with the Stan Kenton with singer Marc Secara. Selmer company, maker of like no other in the styles of Da 'Round Da Way Rewind Review Sophisticated Soul brings romance to the Palace 'The Bodyguard' was transitional role for Houston Celebrate the complemented by special Promise". Launched in By C.M. APPLING (Cobbs). (Ralph Waite) at his isolated season of love with Lalah guests Raheem Devaughn October 2007, the cam- When Rachel and cabin in the snowy moun- Hathaway, five-time and Lyfe Jennings, as paign was created by Before her untime- Frank first meet, they clash tain wilderness. Grammy Award winner she performs selections Susan G. Komen for the ly death in 2012, Whitney and lock horns immediate- At the cabin, Ra- and daughter of the leg- from her eighth studio al- Cure to educate, empower Houston was one of the ly. Once again, Devaney chel and Frank grow closer living legends of the music endary Donny Hathaway, bum “honestly” and many and mobilize the African- intervenes, so he introduces even though Nicki makes more. American community in industry. After the debut the new bodyguard to her a pass at Frank. But, after as she performs an all- of her self-titled album in "I am excited and the fight against breast entourage and family: Sy, the skilled protector saves new show, Sophisticated 1985, she went on to be- (Kemp) her manager; Tony Fletcher from being blown anxious to rock with Lalah cancer. Soul, at Palace Theatre come a singing super-star Scavelli (Mike Starr) her up by a rigged motor boat, on Thursday, February 14 Hathaway on the Sophisti- "The rate of black who won various Gram- huge Italian-American cur- Nicki makes a guilt-ridden at 8:00 p.m. cated Soul Tour especially women and girls diag- my and Soul Train music rent bodyguard; confession to Frank that The special during Black History,” nosed with breast cancer is awards. As a former model, and Nicki (Michele La- night. She tells him she Valentine’s Day perfor- Hathaway said DeVaughn. “I feel like rising at an alarming rate," her beauty was impres- mar Richards), Rachel’s hired the assassin to mance will showcase Ha- thaway’s irrepressible and the timing, title, and talent said Hathaway. sive. But, her voice was older sister and personal kill Rachel because of her boundary-defying voice, remarkable and stood peer- are perfect combined. Fans The Circle of assistant. Later, Frank also overwhelming jealousy. less with many wanna-bes meets Fletcher (Devaughn Later, the killer accidently will leave with their souls Promise is nationally rep- MENU TIPS filled with love." trying to reach her profes- Nixon), Rachel’s ten year murders Nicki thinking it resented by several phe- Hathaway is one sional level but none ever old son. was the other sister. Ironi- achieving it. of the National Ambas- nomenal African Ameri- After Bill and cally, the F.B.I. had already Flavorful stir-fry cooking can women. Some of her film Sy show Frank the death caught the blond stalker, so sadors for the "Circle of credits include Waiting To Here’s delicious for them. Hathaway has threats they received from Frank knows that Nicki’s Exhale (1995), The Preach- news: You can enjoy great To kick-start stir-fry the stalker, Frank automati- assassin is still out there. raised money on her tours er’s Wife (1996) and the meals that are high in flavor cooking in your kitchen, check cally updates the security A solemn and and record sales to help Sparkle remake (2012) that yet low in calories when you out this recipe from the restau- around the estate. Rachel grieving Rachel decides to Just find a cure for women with was her last movie before turn to the stirring tastes of rants’ chefs: rationalizes with Frank that throw caution to the wind her demise. However, her stir-fry cooking. Garlic Ginger Mongolian breast cancer. since she cannot go out on a and attend the Academy Jazz premiere into the film world date without Frank follow- Awards ceremony since she This kind of cuisine Chicken By NANCY ANN LEE She has also influ- did not just make a ‘splash.’ ing her that they should go is nominated for Best Ac- originated in China many Yield: 2 servings enced women to get tested It made a tidal wave. The out together. He agrees so tress in the movie I Have years ago with the wok and 2 4-oz. chicken breasts and tell family members to Bodyguard(1992) provided they pursue a relationship. Nothing. has become a major part of 1 tsp. vegetable oil King Oliver be aware of the cancer.Her a smooth transition between Unfortunately, Determined to use many American lifestyles. 1 tsp. chopped ginger C o r n e t i s t a n d heart and soul will be on Houston’s two entertain- after they sleep together, any means necessary to in- The trend is growing as more 1 tsp. chopped garlic bandleader (Joe) King Oliver was ment mediums by hav- Frank tells Rachel they can- sure her safety on Oscar and more people realize that 1 cup peapods display on Valentine's Day. born in 1885 in New Orleans His ing her star as an African- not continue this way be- night, Frank manages to this type of cooking can be 1 cup cabbage, shredded career began in hometown brass for tickets go to playhous- American pop singer and cause it will interfere with figure out that Portman is a healthy part of the family ½ cup ¼” julienned onions bands, dance bands, and other esquare.org. actress who is being stalked him protecting her. Nicki’s hired gun. At just diet—whether you use a skil- ½ cup matchstick carrots small groups in Crescent City by a psychotic fan. She is insulted and the right moment, Frank let, wok or pan. The key is in 1 cup broccoli florets cabarets and bars. Hired to co-star does not understand, so lunges in front of Rachel 1 Tbsp vegetable oil Claimed to be the spiri- the preparation. opposite Houston is Cau- they go back to their origi- on stage and takes a bullet As with any method ¼ cup low-sodium soy sauce tual father of syncopated ("hot") jazz, he moved to Chicago in casian actor Kevin Costner. nal dysfunctional relation- meant for her. He shoots of cooking, it is still possible ¼ cup teriyaki sauce Having appeared in movies ship with him being stoic Portman and the entire or- to make a dish that is high in 2 sprigs cilantro 1918 and formed King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band (June 1922) like the Native-American and calculating and her be- deal is finally over. fat and calories with stir-fry 2 servings unconvert- with cornetists Louis Armstrong, classic Dances With Wolves ing emotional and reactive. At the airport, in a cooking if you’re not care- ed rice (cooked according to clarinetist Johnny Dodds, trom- (1990) and the futuristic sci- Meanwhile, movie scene much like the conclu- ful. By working with a small recipe) bonist Honore Dutrex, pianist Lil fi flick Waterworld (1995), viewers are shown what sion of Casablanca (1942), amount of cooking oil and Cut chicken into ½” Hardin, drummer Baby Dodds, Costner became a major the stalker looks like: a Frank and Rachel part ways sticking to lean meats and lots strips. Mix vegetable oil, ginger and bassist-banjo player Bill Hollywood leading man somewhat feminine-look- as he prepares to take on a of vegetables, however, you and garlic together. Rub mix- Johnson.Oliver began recording in the 1990’s. Together, ing platinum-blond young new assignment. But, not can do stir-fry cooking that’s a ture on the chicken breast strips, in 1923 what are now considered Houston and Costner would white man. before they share one last quick and easy way to prepare place in refrigerator for a mini- historic masterpieces. make history in the interra- Rachel and Frank passionate kiss with the healthy and flavorful meals. mum of two hours. Mix vegeta- After Armstrong de- cial romantic thriller. continue their bickering as main soundtrack theme ‘I “Asian-inspired cui- bles together in bowl. Place oil parted in 1924, Oliver completely Directed by Mick he gets angry at her for ig- Will Always Love You’ sine is one of the major food in sauté pan over medium heat. reorganized his band to include Jackson, the story-line re- noring and disobeying his playing in the background. trends today because of the Add chicken strips and sauté for saxophones. He went to New volves around tempestuous safety protocols. The movie and York, had a successful but brief fresh ingredients and excit- five minutes. Toss frequently to celebrity Rachel Marron At a charity con- soundtrack for The Body- ing flavor combinations avail- evenly brown. Turn up heat to club engagement before his group (Houston). cert in Miami, she tries to guard were massively suc- able,” explained one expert on “high” and add fresh vegetables. disbanded.He toured widely in Beauty of the Week: is the lovely After someone de- make him jealous at a party cessful with the main single food, Jason Abelkop of Buf- Toss frequently. Cook for one the Midwest and upper South Julie Morrison who livers an exploding ‘Rachel’ by flirting with a bodyguard release spending weeks at fets, Inc. minute. Vegetables should be from 1920-1936, but made no was featured in the doll to her dressing room, associate of Frank’s named Popular restaurants crisp in texture. Add soy sauce, further recordings after 1931. the top of the music charts. 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Page 6 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, January 22, 2019- Friday, January 25, 2019 ‘Say Yes’ brings scholarships, services for students Members of the within a year has gone nity is raising enough Yes Cleveland will for commitments, Neighborhood Media down, with the most money for an endow- align existing commu- across sectors, to trans- Association of Greater recent data available, ment that will fund nity services, in and out parency, collaboration, Cleveland met with Dr. for the Class of 2016, scholarships for 25 of school, to help stu- data-based decisions Eric Gordon, CEO of showing it at less than years – two genera- dents and families over- and sustainability. the Cleveland Municipal 50 percent. tions of students. So come barriers to suc- National Say Yes lead- School District, to hear Gordon and far, more than 40 foun- cess. Examples include ers worked with the his plans on the recently tutoring, after-school community partners for unveiled ‘Say Yes’ pro- others believe the dations, corporations, trend is related to cost. families and individu- programming, mental- more than two years on gram for Cleveland stu- health counseling and a host of tasks that in- dents. Gordon notes that Buf- als have contributed free legal assistance. cluded developing the Dr. Gordon said falo, another Say Yes nearly $90 million, Every school in the Dis- scholarship model, rais- that the program con- chapter, has seen col- or $15 million more trict will be assigned a ing money, ironing out sistes of the following: lege enrollment rise. than the national Say family support special- memorandums of un- Cleveland has “Our families don’t Yes organization had ist, or case manager, derstanding and crafting been become the fourth have conversations required to launch the chapter of Say Yes to who will customize ser- a plan for the support about going to col- chapter. vices to families’ needs. services. The national Education, a historic de- lege,” Gordon said. The num- velopment that will bring Services will be rolled organization also pro- “Parents don’t want ber needs to reach college scholarships to out in 15 percent of vided $15 million for Philanthropist George Weiss, who founded the national nonprofit Say Yes organization in to promise their kids $125 million. Say Yes CMSD students while 1988, recently announced Cleveland’s selection at the John Marshall Campus. Students the schools next school start-up costs. also providing services who packed the gym stood and cheered, while others saw the event live-streamed in an something they can’t Cleveland will seek to year and be phased in at CEO Gordon designed to keep them overflow area and high schools across the district. give them.” raise the balance over the rest over the follow- said the Say Yes deci- on track to graduation. trict. cluding local institutions and other adults in atten- Say Yes the next five years, and ing three years. sion helped fulfill one For a city with the na- “Say Yes to Education Case Western Reserve, dance. Cleveland is a com- leaders are confident “The scholar- of the promises he made tion’s second highest is the right thing at the John Carroll, Baldwin “People are munity effort. Besides they will reach their ships are important,” after being named CEO rate of child poverty and right time for the Cleve- Wallace and Notre Dame. in debt because of col- the district, partners goal. said Gene Chasin, presi- in 2011. a low percentage of col- land schools, for the city The scholarships can lege,” Howard said, who include Cuyahoga Say Yes dent of the national Say He pledged to lege graduates, the move of Cleveland and for be used only for tuition, plans to attend Ashland County, the City of Cleveland is trying to Yes organization. “But help raise achievement, promises to be a game you,” said Mayor Frank not for expenses such University, another new Cleveland, Cleveland create a culture around the real story is the work which has improved changer. Besides open- G. Jackson, who joined as housing, books and compact member, to Public Library, Cleve- going to college or en- that goes on to provide under The Cleveland ing doors for students other community leaders meals. study forensic science land Teachers Union rolling in other post- academic and non-aca- Plan, provide support, or who may have once dis- in applauding the news at Recipients must or prepare for a career in Local 279 and the secondary training. demic support needed “wraparound” services missed post-secondary John Marshall Campus. live in the district and at- the sports industry. “It’s Cleveland Council of They say the mindset going all the way back and create equitable ac- education as unafford- According to tend CMSD or partner- amazing we don’t have to kindergarten.” cess to college or other able, creating Say Yes Administrators and is critical to keeping Gordon, starting this ing charter high schools. to worry about that.” College Now post-secondary educa- Cleveland has the poten- Supervisors, an asso- the region competitive spring, students can re- Current high school stu- “I think it’s go- Greater Cleveland will tion. tial to attract new resi- ciation of District offi- in an ever-changing ceive scholarship for up dents who maintain resi- ing to change lives,” assign a mentor for each “I knew 7 1/2 years ago dents and spur economic to the full value of tu- dency can qualify, but Diaz said, who intends to cials. Foundations and economy. of the district’s seniors. that Cleveland would growth. ition, minus federal and starting with the Class study social work at Ohio other entities provided “Have tenac- The mentors will check keep that promise,” he Philanthro- state aid, for any public of 2023, recipients must State University. “A lot strong support. ity and dare to dream in with the students by said. “Dreams do come pist George Weiss, who two-year college, four- have been enrolled con- of people don’t have this “When there’s big,” KeyBank Chair- true”. email twice a month and founded the national year college or Pell-eligi- tinuously from ninth kind of opportunity.” CMSD and Col- a challenge, we find man and CEO Beth help connect them with nonprofit Say Yes- or ble technical program in grade through gradua- Under The a way to come to- E. Mooney, another lege Now counselors will ganization in 1988, re- internships and jobs. Ohio. tion. Cleveland Plan, CMSD gether and make a dif- speaker, told the stu- help seniors apply for the cently announced Cleve- The national Scholarships Students enter- has seen its graduation ference,” Cuyahoga dents at John Marshall. scholarships. An online land’s selection at the also can be used at the ing the gym did not know rate reach a series of re- Say Yes organization County Executive Ar- “When you’re done, application will go live John Marshall Campus. more than 100 private why they had been called cord highs, and fewer selected its fourth chap- on Febrary 4. mond Budish told the there’s a place for you Students who packed the colleges and universities together; seniors Lynnae of those graduates have ter from a field of 20 For more infor- gym stood and cheered, that belong to the Na- Howard and Jasmin Diaz required remediation in students in the audi- in our companies.” communities. The num- mation, go to SayYes- while others saw the tional Higher Education were unaware even as college. ence.. “We’re here for Support services are ber was cut to six, and Cleveland.org or call event live-streamed in an Compact. The names of they took the stage to ex- But the number you, and we will not let key then two before Cleve- the Say Yes Cleveland overflow area and high 12 new compact mem- tend greetings to dozens of district graduates you down.” In addition to provid- land was chosen. Cha- Scholarship hotline, schools across the dis- bers were announced in- of community leaders who enroll in college The commu- ing scholarships, Say sin said Say Yes looked 216-454-5400. Ohio law allows increased penalty for hate crimes By TERRY K. SHERMAN a member of a gender, determining penalties provision under the Ohio and some types of tele- meanor offense of tele- offenses are found to be to consider “hate” cir- racial, religious or social or sentences for other Revised Code, which phone harassment, when phone harassment, which hate-motivated, Ohio cumstances in sentenc- Ohio law broad- group. Ohio law does not, crimes. prohibits commission of done “by reason of” the carries a possible penalty law also allows judges to ing if, “in committing ly defines hate crimes as however, consider hate The only Ohio the misdemeanor crimes race, color, religion or of up to six months in consider the hate crime the offense, the offender criminal acts motivated crimes as stand-alone of- statute that speaks di- of aggravated menacing, national origin of another jail, that offense may be aspect of an offense when was motivated by preju- fenses. Rather, they are by prejudice or intoler- rectly to hate crimes is menacing, criminal dam- person or group of per- enhanced to become a imposing sanctions in dice based on race, eth- ance and directed toward considered as factors in the “ethnic intimidation” sons. felony of the fifth degree felony cases. aging, criminal mischief nic background, gender, The statute does if the offender is also Ohio judges sexual orientation or reli- not currently include determined to be guilty must follow mandatory Former Governor Kasich writes MLK op-ed any specific reference of “ethnic intimidation.” minimums, statutory gion.” to crimes motivated by This higher-degree of- maximums, presump- At the sentenc- For most of When I reflect where we live, to make and communities. prejudice or intolerance fense will carry the great- tions and sentencing ing hearing, the judge us, January is a time to on King’s legacy, it’s things work better, in Isn’t that what with respect to sexual er possible penalty of one factors when sentencing has broad discretion to toss aside our old habits, clear that the reason he whatever ways we can. matters in the end? If we orientation or gender year in prison. offenders, especially in decide how much con- adopt a renewed sense of could never get politi- Whether it’s can help just one per- identification. In addition to felony cases. When ap- sideration, if any, will be purpose, and resolve to cians to create racial drug abuse or poverty or son to be better, we can Penalties for allowing for penalty en- plying these guidelines, given to “hate crime fac- do better in the 12 months equality — even if they bullying, infant mortal- change the entire world. hate crimes vary accord- hancement when certain Ohio law allows judges tors.” ahead. Sadly, that hasn’t knew it was the moral ity or poor-performing And when we work to- ing to the criminal acts been the case in Wash- thing to do — was be- schools, we can take gether as a community with which they are asso- Wade Ice Rink offers hockey lessons ington, where politicians cause they feared it was some matters into our to meet this challenge, ciated. Ohio law provides rang in the new year with too tough politically. own hands, right where who knows what we can that the “hate” aspect of Try something a needless government Knowing that solutions we live. Solutions have accomplish? a crime is punishable ei- new this weekend and shutdown and endless would not, and political- to start in your house, Instead of sit- ther through a “penalty learn to play hockey at replays of the politics-as- ly could not, come from in your church and your ting around worrying enhancement” or as a The Rink at Wade Oval! usual charade that made the top, he went around school — in your own about what’s broken and “discretionary sentenc- All ages are welcome, them so unproductive in the politicians. He or- town square. When not working in Wash- ing factor.” Penalties and equipment will be 2018. ganized in neighbor- people begin to work ington, we’ve got to get vary depending on the provided. But January hoods and churches. He together on these local off the couch and figure underlying criminal act. After you’re also brings us a powerful brought people — black concerns, they begin to out what we can do by When the penal- finished skating, show reminder of the way we and white, rich and poor, understand one another, ourselves — right here ty for a misdemeanor of- your Rink wristband can address seemingly liberal and conserva- respect one another, and at home, where we live. fense specifically named at Cleveland Botani- intractable challenges tive — together to drive like one another. They Volunteer at the food in the ethnic intimidation cal Garden, Cleveland like this. Celebrating change and to bring will rediscover their bank. Engage with your statute (such as menacing History Center, The the birthday of Martin greater unity in in com- shared humanity and schools if something or criminal damaging) is Cleveland Museum of Youths learning to play hockey at the Wade OVal Luther King Jr., we see munities across the na- open their eyes and ears needs to be fixed. Drop “enhanced,” the potential Ice Rick, how the words and deeds tion. Because solutions to the views of others. in on a neighbor who has penalty is increased. Art, Cleveland Museum of this great man point would never get their When we do that, we be- no one else to listen. The In an ethnic in- of Natural History, and they can form teams pay for ice time and us toward resolving the start in Washington, he gin to heal our communi- opportunities are there, timidation prosecution, moCa Cleveland for and llok for funding equipment. breakdown of govern- knew the solution had to ties. but we need to grasp the motivation behind special discounts and from the NHL. Beside teach- ment and civility that has be us. Let me cite one them. That’s the cure for the specific underlying promotions. HIFE, which ing kids how to skate, left Washington power- Today, when challenge: street gangs the breakdown in Wash- offense becomes an - ele The Rink at was originally called stickhandle and shoot, less to act on a multitude we’re again so divided, and violence in our cities, ington. ment of the crime. This Wade Oval hours are: the NHL Diversity Pro- HIFE programs require of problems here at home we need to use that same large and small. That’s I haven’t given means that a judge or Friday, January 25 from gram, will celebrate their participants to par- and abroad. approach to attack the not an ideological chal- up hope that officehold- jury must find, beyond a 3:00-9:00 p.m.; Satur- its 20th anniversary in King and his common problems that lenge or a partisan issue, ers in Washington will reasonable doubt, that the take in various classes, day, January 26 from 2019. colleagues struggled affect all of us. With the and neither are the solu- eventually get their act criminal act was motivat- such as hockey knowl- 1:00-7:00 p.m. and The program throughout the 1950s and federal government so tions. Ending violence is together and, at long ed by race, color, religion edge, college explora- 1:00-2:00 p.m. - Free is planted all over the ’60s to achieve social jus- dysfunctional and creat- about bringing the com- last, find the will to get or national origin of an- Hockey Lessons 2:00- tion and life skills. tice and equal rights for ing more problems than munity together. We’re things done on behalf of country, from New other person or group of 7:00 p.m. - Open Skate; According to millions of black Ameri- it’s solved, it’s up to us seeing that with the work the people who elected persons. York City to Oakland, Sunday, January 27 the NHL, hockey Is For cans. While the Civil War as individual citizens to of former education sec- them. Until then, let’s Once this ad- Calif, with programs in from Noon-5:00 p.m. Everyone. This program had officially abolished begin to take on many retary Arne Duncan, who all make a Martin Luther ditional finding is made, Florida and other parts uses hockey as a catalyst slavery, it didn’t end dis- of these challenges for has been working with King Day resolution to the offense is elevated Admission* of the south, as well as crimination and racism; ourselves, within our neighborhood nonprofits find ways we can begin into a higher-level mis- $2 admission ($1 for in Canada. It’s funded to address other issues, yet moving the political communities. Instead of in Chicago to help get to tackle problems in our demeanor or felony. students) $3 skate rent- with annual grants by such as socialization, system to further action waiting for Washington young men life-coaching own backyards. That is If, for example, als ($2 for student) the league ($50,000) improving academic had become a continuing to work, we can bring and job training that’s King’s message: the so- someone is charged with Once students and USA Hockey scores and promoting struggle. about positive change turning around lives — lution is us. a first-degree misde- get the necessary skills, ($150,000) that help positive life skills. EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, January 22, 2019- Friday, January 25, 2019 Court in South Carolina holds officer accountable for death Kristen Clarke, ment obtained a convic- a powerful example of 56th year, the Lawyers’ to secure, through the president and execu- tion and sentence that why federal prosecu- Committee for Civil rule of law, equal jus- tive director of the sends a strong message tion is so critical in the Rights Under Law is tice for all, particularly Lawyers’ Committee to other law enforce- context of police shoot- continuing its quest to in the areas of criminal for Civil Rights Under ment officers who have ings. Moving forward, “Move America Toward justice, fair housing and Law, issued the follow- grown accustomed to it is critical that the U.S. Justice.” The principal community develop- ing statement follow- acting with impunity. Justice Department use mission of the Lawyers’ ment, economic justice, ing an appellate court’s While today’s decision its strong muscle and Committee for Civil educational opportuni- decision to uphold the rejecting Slager’s ap- substantial resources to Rights Under Law is ties, and voting rights. conviction and 20-year peal won’t bring Walter confront our nation’s sentence of a white for- Scott back, it provides police shooting crisis, FREE - FREE - FREE mer South Carolina po- some small measure of and seek significant jail Battery Installation & liceman for the shooting justice for communities time for convicted of- death of Walter Scott. and families that are too ficers who use deadly System Testing “The 4th Circuit’s often impacted by the force without basis.” Complete Line Of New Batteries unanimous decision up- tragic and fatal shoot- The Lawyers’ ALL BATTERIES GUARANTEED holding the conviction ings of unarmed African Committee for Civil and sentence of Michael Americans. 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