Can you hear us now?
This week CoolCleveland announces the start of summer: Story Club Cleveland takes on the theme of “freedom,” CIA’s Cinematheque celebrates a summer of W.C. Fields, Mentor Marsh hosts a family-friendly hike with CMNH, and the Geauga Park District takes hikers to a gorge formed 300 million years ago. Then to bring you up to present times, we suggest you take a firefly walk at the Liberty Park Nature Center, explore new music with No Exit, and enjoy some scenery and giggle out loud on the Comedy Train.
As the gerrymandered minority swings the pendulum too far to the right, it seems they have finally left behind the common-sense middle, and in the process have unleashed a rising blue wave. Locally, this could mean electing Nan Whaley as Ohio’s first governor to replace the struggling, callous and heartless Mike DeWine and his pro-gun, anti-choice and anti-family views, as CoolCleveland commentator Anastasia Pantsios explains. And don’t forget to check out her PHOTOSTREAM of last weekend’s Rally For Women’s Rights at the Free Stamp, where fists, and voices, were raised.
CoolCleveland correspondent Jenna Thomas interviews newly elected vice chair of the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party, and you’ll enjoy CoolCleveland commentator C. Ellen Connally’s review of the must-read, Allow Me To Retort. In order to do that, apparently, we’re all going to have to raise our voices to retain our freedom. And register to vote.
–Thomas Mulready