💰 CSU receives record-breaking $15 million gift from alumni family. The endowment from Walter and Katherine McCombs' estate was announced by President Laura Bloomberg at a faculty senate meeting on Wednesday. Walter McCombs, a 1976 Marshall College of Law graduate who had a successful career at Abbott Laboratories, designated most funds to support students. A portion will renovate the space between the Student Center and library, which will be renamed McCombs Plaza in the couple's memory. The university formally celebrated the largest donation in CSU's history at its annual Radiance donor event.
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🏕️ Free summer camps bring adventure to Cleveland kids. The Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio is offering 17 free camps across Cuyahoga and Lorain counties, featuring activities like fishing, beekeeping, and equestrian therapy. Running from June 10 to August 16, the camps provide structure, meals, and learning opportunities for children aged 6-18 during summer break. Senior Director Diane Crumley emphasized the importance of preventing learning loss while ensuring children have a safe, fun environment when parents are working. Special programming for teenagers includes career readiness training and a June event culminating in a Cedar Point trip.
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🚨 Man flees police with toddler in car, hits 77 mph. A 22-year-old Cleveland man was arrested after leading Brook Park police on a high-speed chase with his 2-year-old son in the backseat. The pursuit began when officers spotted his Nissan Sentra and discovered he didn't have a valid driver's license. Despite multiple attempts to pull him over, the man accelerated to more than twice the speed limit and ran red lights before finally surrendering at an auto dealership. Police found two handguns, a rifle, and suspected marijuana in the vehicle, which also carried a 21-year-old female passenger alongside the toddler.
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