Young Audiences is seeking submissions of art to be featured as the cover design for our 2010-2011 Program Guide.

Submission Guidelines

--Entrants must be a student (PreK-12)
--Entries must be 8.5” wide x 11” tall
--All entries must include the attached entry form
--Use any medium you choose (2 dimensions)
--Have fun!

Please mail all entries to:

Program Guide Cover Art Contest
Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio

Young Audiences is seeking submissions of art to be featured as the cover design for our 2010-2011 Program Guide.

Submission Guidelines

--Entrants must be a student (PreK-12)
--Entries must be 8.5” wide x 11” tall
--All entries must include the attached entry form
--Use any medium you choose (2 dimensions)
--Have fun!

Please mail all entries to:

Program Guide Cover Art Contest
Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio

Young Audiences is seeking submissions of art to be featured as the cover design for our 2010-2011 Program Guide.

Submission Guidelines

--Entrants must be a student (PreK-12)
--Entries must be 8.5” wide x 11” tall
--All entries must include the attached entry form
--Use any medium you choose (2 dimensions)
--Have fun!

Please mail all entries to:

Program Guide Cover Art Contest
Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio

Northeast Ohio - Today's high temperatures and lack of wind may result in exceedances today for both ground-level ozone and fine particles.  An Air Quality Advisory is in effect for today, May 27, only.  Fine particle concentrations will be highest in urban areas, while ozone may be more widespread.

Young Audiences is seeking submissions of art to be featured as the cover design for our 2010-2011 Program Guide.

Submission Guidelines

--Entrants must be a student (PreK-12)
--Entries must be 8.5” wide x 11” tall
--All entries must include the attached entry form
--Use any medium you choose (2 dimensions)
--Have fun!

Please mail all entries to:

Program Guide Cover Art Contest
Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio

Young Audiences is seeking submissions of art to be featured as the cover design for our 2010-2011 Program Guide.

Submission Guidelines

--Entrants must be a student (PreK-12)
--Entries must be 8.5” wide x 11” tall
--All entries must include the attached entry form
--Use any medium you choose (2 dimensions)
--Have fun!

Please mail all entries to:

Program Guide Cover Art Contest
Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio

Young Audiences is seeking submissions of art to be featured as the cover design for our 2010-2011 Program Guide.

Submission Guidelines

--Entrants must be a student (PreK-12)
--Entries must be 8.5” wide x 11” tall
--All entries must include the attached entry form
--Use any medium you choose (2 dimensions)
--Have fun!

Please mail all entries to:

Program Guide Cover Art Contest
Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio

Young Audiences is seeking submissions of art to be featured as the cover design for our 2010-2011 Program Guide.

Submission Guidelines

--Entrants must be a student (PreK-12)
--Entries must be 8.5” wide x 11” tall
--All entries must include the attached entry form
--Use any medium you choose (2 dimensions)
--Have fun!

Please mail all entries to:

Program Guide Cover Art Contest
Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio

Young Audiences is seeking submissions of art to be featured as the cover design for our 2010-2011 Program Guide.

Submission Guidelines

--Entrants must be a student (PreK-12)
--Entries must be 8.5” wide x 11” tall
--All entries must include the attached entry form
--Use any medium you choose (2 dimensions)
--Have fun!

Please mail all entries to:

Program Guide Cover Art Contest
Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio

Dine Out For Peace at Bac Asian-American - an asian american bistro & bar

A casual bistro with full bar & outdoor patio featuring authentic Asian & fusion cuisine, along with Asian-inspired drink specials. Say, "I'm with Dine Out for Peace!" and 20% of your purchase will benefit the peace groups. (Includes Dine-In and Take Out. Bar Not Included.)

How can we reshape journalism so that it engages and serves all people & communities?

Participate in "Journalism That Matters Detroit -- Create or Die: Forging communities that initiate, incubate and innovate." 

This focused, three-day gathering of results-driven, action-oriented participants will discover, assess, shape and create forward-looking enterprises focused on key elements of community -- diversity, shared values, tolerance, participation and developing youth.

JTM especially invites persons of color -- journalists, entrepreneurs, programmers, technologists, bloggers, videographers, venture capitalists, artists, funders, educators and all who have an interest -- to explore how voices often unheard or misrepresented can reshape the future of journalism.

How can we reshape journalism so that it engages and serves all people & communities?

Participate in "Journalism That Matters Detroit -- Create or Die: Forging communities that initiate, incubate and innovate." 

This focused, three-day gathering of results-driven, action-oriented participants will discover, assess, shape and create forward-looking enterprises focused on key elements of community -- diversity, shared values, tolerance, participation and developing youth.

JTM especially invites persons of color -- journalists, entrepreneurs, programmers, technologists, bloggers, videographers, venture capitalists, artists, funders, educators and all who have an interest -- to explore how voices often unheard or misrepresented can reshape the future of journalism.

How can we reshape journalism so that it engages and serves all people & communities?

Participate in "Journalism That Matters Detroit -- Create or Die: Forging communities that initiate, incubate and innovate." 

This focused, three-day gathering of results-driven, action-oriented participants will discover, assess, shape and create forward-looking enterprises focused on key elements of community -- diversity, shared values, tolerance, participation and developing youth.

JTM especially invites persons of color -- journalists, entrepreneurs, programmers, technologists, bloggers, videographers, venture capitalists, artists, funders, educators and all who have an interest -- to explore how voices often unheard or misrepresented can reshape the future of journalism.

Activities are being organized on Saturday, June 5, 2010 at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to give visitors a better idea of what the Organization does and how its work helps contribute to human and social progress. Program.

How can we reshape journalism so that it engages and serves all people & communities?

Participate in "Journalism That Matters Detroit -- Create or Die: Forging communities that initiate, incubate and innovate." 

This focused, three-day gathering of results-driven, action-oriented participants will discover, assess, shape and create forward-looking enterprises focused on key elements of community -- diversity, shared values, tolerance, participation and developing youth.

JTM especially invites persons of color -- journalists, entrepreneurs, programmers, technologists, bloggers, videographers, venture capitalists, artists, funders, educators and all who have an interest -- to explore how voices often unheard or misrepresented can reshape the future of journalism.

I received a Facebook Group invitation from a computer programmer Facebook friend in town that led me to his Facebook account and the following message - "10 years in one job then one day, out of the blue, unemployed. What's a person to do? Easy, open a Head Shop in Cleveland's up & coming art district on Waterloo. Close to the Beachland, straight off the freeway. Opening day is June 6th."

Please save the date for the 2010 Greater Cleveland Lead Advisory 5th Annual Symposium. 

What: 2010 Greater Cleveland Lead Advisory Council 5th Annual Symposium

            Healthy Kids, Homes, & Places – Ensuring a better future for our community

I’m writing to invite you all to the opening of an exhibit by three Cleveland photographers about three refugee families from Burundi, Burma and Nepal/Bhutan who are living in our area. The same night, you can also enjoy the premiere of a video about the families.

The response from the City only promises a response to my request of 3-19-10, not the actual records or being able to review them. What is taking so long?

Today, excerpted from the e-mail:

"The demolition file is being reviewed for release and we anticipate the response to you no later than Thursday, June 24, 2010."