Cleveland, OH
St. Augustine Hunger Center prepped to feed 12,000 Clevelanders this Thanksgiving
CLEVELAND — It’s an all-hands-on-deck mission and a labor of affection this Thanksgiving.
Volunteers and organizers labored feverishly inside St. Augustine Starvation Heart late Wednesday afternoon in anticipation for the large occasion.
They prepped turkey, stuffing, greens and all of the fixings — match for a Thanksgiving feast.
Employees plan to feed upwards to 12,000 folks immediately.
A lot of these meals shall be served in particular person at St. Augustine Starvation Heart and over on the Bishop William M. Cosgrove Heart.
Different meals shall be dropped off and delivered to those that cannot make it out.
Officers say it is abundantly clear that there’s a nice want for help and help, particularly in pandemic occasions.
“Should you’re a household that is actually feeling the crunch of the final two years of COVID and inflation, the price of a turkey is up 39%… I feel that it is very nice to have the ability to present a meal for these people who have to rejoice possibly much more so than those that are doing okay,” stated Meghan Pitrik, director of emergency help providers at Catholic Charities Diocese of Cleveland.
Should you or your family members are in search of a Thanksgiving meal, head over to St. Augustine Starvation Heart positioned at 1400 Howard Ave, Cleveland, OH 44113 and the Bishop William M. Cosgrove Heart at 1736 Superior Ave, Cleveland, OH 44114. The recent meals shall be provided from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Volunteers are wanted at each places all through the day.
As well as, Catholic Charities are in search of volunteers to drop off and ship scorching meals. Head to the Barons Enviornment at 5310 Hauserman Street beginning at 9:30 a.m.
Vehicles will start to be loaded with meals at the moment.
For extra data on the occasion and methods to provide again, click on right here.
Cleveland, OH
Cheapest gas prices for holiday travel in Cleveland
As more than 4.9 million Ohioans head out for their holiday plans, they may save a few bucks on gas this year compared to previous years.
Gas prices are expected to be lower for the holiday period this year compared to last year. During the last two weeks of 2023, gas prices sat around $3.12, according to AAA.
Below, you’ll find the 10 lowest-priced stations today in the Cleveland area along with a gas price map and a look at what a gallon cost in the recent past. The information is all powered by by Gas Buddy.
TOP 10 LOWEST GAS PRICES IN CLEVELAND
MAP: GAS PRICES ACROSS CLEVELAND
PRICE TRENDS FOR CLEVELAND
HISTORICAL PRICE CHART
Cleveland, OH
Snow Returns to Northeast Ohio: What to Expect in Cleveland for Thursday and Friday
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Cleveland, OH – Snow showers are expected to return to Northeast Ohio Thursday morning, bringing slick conditions to area roadways. Drivers along I-90 and other major routes should prepare for reduced visibility and icy spots as temperatures linger near freezing.
According to the National Weather Service, light snow will fall intermittently through the morning hours before giving way to cloudy skies. Highs will reach just 34°F with light winds from the northwest, making for a cold and damp day. Residents are advised to allow extra travel time during the morning commute and to exercise caution while driving.
By Thursday night, temperatures will drop to 31°F with an increased chance of snow showers after midnight. Accumulations are expected to be minimal, with less than half an inch likely in most areas. However, conditions will worsen heading into Friday.
Snow showers will intensify Friday morning, potentially mixing with rain before transitioning to all snow by the afternoon. Highs will peak near 37°F, but a sharp drop in temperatures late in the day could create dangerous refreezing on untreated roads.
Looking ahead, Cleveland can expect colder weather this weekend, with highs around 30°F on Saturday and just 27°F on Sunday. Snow showers will taper off by Saturday evening, but Sunday’s biting wind chills will make for a frigid close to the week.
Stay up to date on road conditions and prepare for winter travel by checking local weather updates.
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Cleveland, OH
‘Armed and dangerous’ suspect wanted in Old Brooklyn murder
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Cleveland police are searching for an “armed and dangerous” suspect in the deadly shooting of a 32-year-old man Tuesday evening.
According to police, Nicholas Mizikar was found shot to death inside a SUV in the city’s Old Brooklyn neighborhood.
Cleveland police said their investigation led them to William Abney, 28, who is now wanted for aggravated murder.
Cleveland police say Abney is accused of shooting Mizikar twice at point blank range, killing him instantly.
The shooting happened around 10:40 p.m. in the 2600 block of Saratoga Avenue.
According to police, Abney’s last known address is on Fairville Avenue in Cleveland.
He is also known to frequent the area where the murder took place.
Abney is described by police 5-feet-9 and 150 pounds.
Investigators say he is considered armed and dangerous.
Anyone with information on Abney’s whereabouts is asked to contact Cleveland police.
You can also contact U.S. Marshals at 1-866-4-WANTED.
A reward may be available.
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