Good morning, Cleveland. In a plot twist worthy of a tech thriller, Cleveland's Municipal Court has gone decidedly old-school this week, trading computer screens for paper files after a mysterious cyber incident forced an emergency shutdown. It's a stark reminder that even in our digital age, sometimes the most secure system is a drawer full of manila folders.
But while our courts temporarily step back in time, Cleveland's auto enthusiasts are racing full speed into both past and future at the I-X Center. Classic beauties like the 1929 CMC Gazelle are stealing hearts right alongside the latest electric vehicles, proving that good design never goes out of style. And speaking of blending old and new, Bill Nye (yes, that Science Guy) is bringing his signature bow tie and boundless enthusiasm to the Natural History Museum this spring – because nothing says Cleveland like mixing nostalgia with innovation.
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0%☕️ What's Brewing Locally
🖥️ Cyber attack forces Cleveland court to shut down operations Monday. The Cleveland Municipal Court announced an immediate closure while investigating a mysterious "cyber incident" that has taken their systems offline. Court officials have not revealed the scope of the threat or identified potential suspects. A spokesperson emphasized they are taking the threat "extremely seriously" and working quickly to restore services. Systems will remain down until they can be safely brought back online.
🚗 Classic cars steal spotlight from modern models at Cleveland Auto Show. Thousands packed the I-X Center to explore both cutting-edge vehicles and beloved vintage automobiles, including rare gems like a 1929 CMC Gazelle and 1930 Lincoln Model LS. The Western Reserve Historical Society showcased its impressive collection, including a historic 1961 MG Midget MK 1 race car. Local enthusiasts like Pete Randel shared their passion, displaying pristine classics like his 1958 Edsel Pacer Convertible. The 10-day show offers family-friendly events alongside its impressive automotive displays through March 2.
🔬 Bill Nye brings his science swagger to Cleveland this spring. The beloved "Science Guy" will headline the Cleveland Museum of Natural History's new series on April 10, 2025, discussing urgent environmental challenges with the museum's Chief Science Officer. The event will tackle climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and their impact on humanity. Tickets go on sale March 4, with prices ranging from $25 for members to $30 for non-members. The discussion will take place in the museum's Murch Auditorium at Wade Oval Drive.
🏒 Hockey Scoreboard
The St. Ignatius Wildcats turned the ice into their personal playground, steamrolling Avon Lake 9-2 in a non-league showdown that was more lopsided than a penguin on roller skates. The Wildcats (26-9) continue to prove why they're one of Cleveland's hockey powerhouses, setting up an intriguing matchup with Padua Franciscan next on the schedule.
| Team | Opponent | Score |
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 St. Ignatius (26-9) | ||
vs Avon Lake* | W 9-2 |
🏀 Basketball Scoreboard (Boys)
The Titans lived up to their mythological namesake, crushing John Marshall 79-50 in a display that had the Lawyers looking for an appeal. Meanwhile, Padua Franciscan's Bruins mauled Cleveland Central Catholic 54-42, proving that while Ironmen may be tough, they're no match for hungry bears. Both winners will look to keep their momentum rolling into crucial matchups next Wednesday.
| Team | Opponent | Score |
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 John Marshall (8-15) | ||
vs Lorain* | L 79-50 | |
 Cleveland Central Catholic (14-8) | ||
vs Padua Franciscan** | L 54-42 | |
 St. Martin de Porres (11-9) | ||
@ Poland Seminary** | L 69-51 |
🏀 Basketball Scoreboard (Girls)
The Strongsville Mustangs showed no mercy in their non-league clash with St. Joseph Academy, galloping to a convincing 64-41 victory on Saturday. Seems the Jaguars couldn't tame these Mustangs, who ran wild on their home court like it was the Kentucky Derby.
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 St. Joseph Academy (14-10) | ||
vs Strongsville* | L 64-41 |
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Affordable two-family home with garage: A decent two-family home with a two-car garage is listed at $59,900. It features newer furnaces, hot water tanks, and breaker boxes, while needing some repairs and being sold as is.
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