Cleveland, OH
Best Deals In Cleveland For Memorial Day, Dining Guide 2022
CLEVELAND, OH — Memorial Day is a federal vacation honoring women and men who died whereas serving their county. This 12 months, it falls on Monday, Might 30, 2022.
The weekend earlier than the vacation, in addition to the day itself, has turn out to be the unofficial begin to summer time. This 12 months, one other — much less critical — vacation additionally aligns completely with a weekend recognized for cooking outdoor. Nationwide Hamburger Day lands on Saturday, Might 28.
Between the celebrations, this provides as much as army reductions, restaurant specials, BOGO provides and burger offers.
We have rounded the most effective Memorial Day weekend eating offers for grilling at dwelling, selecting up a to-go order or eating at a restaurant.
Have a contented vacation weekend, from Patch!
If you recognize of different eateries in your neighborhood with Memorial Day weekend or Nationwide Hamburger Day provides, share with Patch readers within the feedback part.
APPLEBEE’S: Spend $25 or extra in a single transaction and rating a free film ticket to “High Gun: Maverick” in theaters Might 27. Spend $50 or extra in a single transaction for 2 free tickets. Provide is nice for dine-in or takeout. Particulars. The chain additionally added two new $5 summer time sips: the “Sundown Mana Rita” and “Tipsy Shark .” Location finder right here.
ARBY’S: Rejoice Nationwide Hamburger Day with new, limited-time Wagyu Steakhouse Burger, on menus by means of July 31. The 6.4-ounce burger is a mix of 52% American Wagyu and 48% floor beef, cooked Sous Vide-style, and consists of cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickles, crimson onion and particular sauce on a brioche bun. Bacon and ranch elective. Costs begin at $5.99, however might differ by location. Particulars. Places listed right here.
DICKEY’S BARBECUE PIT: It is a Memorial Day weekend BOGO deal for Massive Yellow Cup Rewards members: Purchase one brisket sandwich, get one free Might 28-31. Rewards members will obtain one distinctive code by e mail to redeem on-line through app solely. And in one other particular provided by means of Might 29: Get a brisket sandwich, facet and Massive Yellow Cup for $8.99. Obtainable on-line and through app solely (no coupon code wanted). Provide discovered on-line and within the app menu beneath “Offers.” Places right here.
LONG JOHN SILVER’S: A 20% army low cost is obtainable on Mondays to these with legitimate ID — Memorial Day is a Monday. On different days, a ten% low cost is accessible as a thanks to those that served. Particulars right here. Two different offers are working by means of Might 31 at collaborating locales: take $2 off any selection platter; or take $5 off any household meal of 8 items or extra. Required coupons discovered right here, by scrolling to the underside of the web page. Places right here.
MORTON’S THE STEAKHOUSE: Memorial Day prix-fixe menu will probably be served Might 27-31. Contains starter, entree alternative (filet mignon, pork chop, shrimp scampi, salmon, hen or lobster ravioli) and dessert. $65 per individual. “Chef’s Desk” grill kits are additionally out there for takeout. Particulars right here. Places right here.
OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE: Energetic-duty army and veterans, with a legitimate ID, can take pleasure in a ten% “Heroes Low cost” off their visitor examine. The provide runs every single day, year-round, and likewise extends to nurses, docs, medical employees, police, firefighters and first responders who’ve a legitimate medical, state or federal service ID. Particulars. Discover areas right here.
RED LOBSTER: A BOGO deal to kick off summer time is accessible to academics, college college and employees who present a legitimate college ID. Diners purchase one entree and get a second entree (most $20 worth) free. The particular runs Might 23-June 5 for dine-in solely. Particulars. Location finder right here.
7-ELEVEN: 7NOW clients can rejoice Memorial Day weekend with free pizza. First-time customers of the 7NOW supply app can use code PIZZA to redeem one free pie with any supply order. The particular begins Might 25. The 7NOW supply app may be downloaded from the App Retailer or Google Play or discovered by visiting 7NOW.com or 7Rewards.com.
Cleveland, OH
Cleveland man who allegedly drove through red light, causing deadly accident held on $250K bond
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – The 27-year-old Cleveland man charged for allegedly causing a deadly car accident this month will face a judge Saturday morning.
Gerrod White is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide and aggravated vehicular assault.
At his arraignment Saturday morning in Cleveland Municipal Court, White’s bond was set at $250,000.
White was also arraigned for a domestic charge, and his bond was set at $50,000.
“He has an extensive history of violence… He not only punched his girlfriend in that incident, he stomped her as well. In regards to the aggravated vehicular homicide and assault, he indicated to officers that he wasn’t going to jail because he ‘always gets off’ and he repeated that multiple times after striking the vehicle head-on resulting in the death of the passenger where she was engulfed in flames and died in the vehicle and the driver was ejected,” the prosecutor said as White shook his head in court on video.
White can also be seen wearing a neck brace while on the video call.
White will be back in court on Aug. 6.
Cleveland police said White was speeding eastbound on St. Clair Avenue when he ran a red light at East 110th Street around 5:30 a.m. on July 21.
White’s vehicle crashed into a Ford Explorer, which was traveling on East 110th Street and had the green light.
The impact caused the Explorer to roll over and catch fire.
The driver, Krystal Mathis-Aaron, was ejected and seriously injured, according to the police report.
Mathis-Aaron’s front-seat passenger was pronounced dead at the scene. She was identified as Lakeitha Simmons, 50.
Minutes before the deadly crash, White also allegedly passed an ambulance that had its lights and sirens activated.
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Cleveland, OH
Huntington Convention Center in Cleveland gets $49M makeover: Can it compete with the big leagues?
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – The newly renovated Huntington Convention Center in Cleveland celebrated its grand opening and expansion on Friday after an 18-month, $49 million project.
The revamped space boasts massive, sun-drenched ballrooms, flexible meeting rooms, and a rooftop terrace with stunning city views.
But the question remains: Can this revitalized venue compete with larger convention centers in cities like Las Vegas and Chicago?
The former Global Center for Health Innovation, once considered a “ghost town,” has been transformed into a modern event space.
A spokesperson for the convention center said the failed Medical Mart project provided an opportunity to “reimagine that space as part of the convention center.”
The county hired a third-party company to assess the best use of the space, ultimately deciding that bigger, more flexible convention space was the key to attracting major events and boosting the local economy.
Mayor Justin Bibb hailed the renovation as “an amazing example of Cleveland’s economic comeback.” The center has already booked 62 future events, showing promising signs of success.
However, Cleveland faces stiff competition. Las Vegas boasts 3 million square feet of exhibit space and hosts over 20,000 conventions annually.
Chicago’s McCormick Place has 2.6 million square feet, and even San Antonio’s convention center offers over half a million square feet.
While the Huntington Convention Center has seen a slight increase in conferences this year, hosting 59 compared to 55 during the same period last year, it remains to be seen whether this makeover is enough to secure Cleveland’s position as a prime convention destination.
19 News will continue to follow this story and assess the impact of this major investment on Cleveland’s economy.
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Cleveland, OH
Kamala Harris could jump-start Democratic turnout in Ohio’s largest cities. Why is she still expected to lose the Buckeye State?
COLUMBUS, Ohio—Barack Obama, the nation’s first Black president, won Ohio in both 2008 and 2012 with the help of minority and younger voters in the state’s largest cities.
This year, Vice President Kamala Harris is aiming to become the nation’s second Black president — and the first woman president. But even if Harris can generate the same voter enthusiasm that got Obama elected here, few think she has a shot of winning Ohio in November.
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