Cleveland News Archives

A national publication recently wrote an in-depth analysis of Niagara Falls, N.Y., versus its Canadian counterpart.

A search has been called off in Oswego County. Volunteers searched into the night last night for what they thought was a missing and injured hunter in Cleveland.

Raymond A. Rich bought his Town of Esopus mansion, boathouse and 60 acres of land from the Marist Brothers in 1986.

Among the reasons that people continue to be fascinated by Jackson Pollock's paintings is their Rorschach quality.

Call it Cleveland on the Hudson: The Cleveland Orchestra is setting up a multiyear residency at the Lincoln Center Festival starting in 2011.

BlackEagle Partners, co-founded by a Le Moyne College grad, was outbid for the Geddes facility.

If you look at where high-speed rail makes the most sense, look for routes to New York City.

NEW YORK Arianna Huffington is venturing into TV producing. A multicamera comedy from the Internet and political maven and How I Met Your Mother executive producer Greg Malins has landed at ABC with a script commitment.

KeyBank has been recognized by a federal agency for meeting the credit needs of individuals with low to moderate incomes, the Cleveland-based bank said Tuesday.

In this Aug. 6, 2009 photo, a crane lifts a flattened car to a shredder at Gershow Recycling Corp.

Cleveland Elementary Principal Michael Eiffe, right in the suit, talks to the pupils during the school's 9/11 commemoration earlier today.

Susan Gilbert of the Suburban Garden Club and Pat Masten from the original DeWitt 911 Memorial committee sit in front of the DeWitt 911 Memorial near the town hall.

The number of people crossing the northern and southern land borders into the USA has dropped sharply since a passport requirement began June 1. Businesses in tourism-dependent border communities blame the policy for making a bad year worse.

In 1988, a twenty-three-year-old Cleveland resident named Trent Reznor decided to record several demos of his songs.

Jamaican reggae producer Wycliffe "Steely" Johnson, a keyboardist for Bob Marley, has died in New York at age 47.

Some voters in Constantia and Albion will go to new polling places this year. District 2 voters in Albion will no longer vote at the Dugway Methodist Church.

KeyBank entered a strategic partnership This portfolio is one of three acquired by U.S. Bank from New York-based Citi.