Good morning, Portage County. The halls of Gross Schechter Day School are buzzing with scientific triumph as nine students from the small Jewish school collected an impressive 17 awards at the Northeastern Ohio Science Fair. Standing tall among 350 competitors from 75 schools, these young scientists demonstrated that remarkable talent often comes in small packages—with Lielle Greller capturing first place in behavioral science and several classmates securing prestigious honors across multiple categories.
Meanwhile, musical nostalgia is sweeping through our region from multiple directions. The "Happy Together Tour" will transport audiences back to the '60s this August when The Turtles, Jay And The Americans, and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Little Anthony bring their collective 55 Billboard hits to MGM Northfield Park. For those with classical tastes, Stars in the Classics' Spring Cabaret offers a different kind of musical journey on March 29, celebrating immigrant composers who enriched America's cultural tapestry through their timeless melodies.
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🔬 Gross Schechter students dominate regional science fair with 17 awards. Nine students from the Pepper Pike day school outshined competitors from 75 schools at the Northeastern Ohio Science and Engineering Fair. Standout achievements included Lielle Greller's first place in behavioral science and three second-place honors across different categories. The students showcased impressive research skills and presentation confidence under the mentorship of teachers Nicole Glavocich and Lauren Henkin. Their success demonstrated exceptional scientific aptitude among the small Jewish day school's participants competing against a field of 350 students.
🎸 '60s hitmakers reunite for nostalgic summer tour in Ohio. The "Happy Together Tour" will bring iconic acts including The Turtles, Jay And The Americans, and Little Anthony to MGM Northfield Park on August 7. Collectively boasting 55 Billboard Top 40 hits, the lineup features Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Little Anthony and family band The Cowsills, who inspired "The Partridge Family." Original Turtles member Mark Volman will host the musical flashback, with tickets going on sale March 28 via Ticketmaster.
🎵 Classical stars bring immigrant melodies to life in spring showcase. Stars in the Classics will present their Spring Cabaret on March 29, 2025, featuring exceptional young musicians performing works by immigrant composers who made America home. The concert at Church of the Western Reserve in Pepper Pike will showcase pieces by Stravinsky, Rachmaninoff, and Gershwin alongside American composers like Bernstein and Barber. Prize-winning performers from Europe, Asia, and the Americas will display their virtuosity before mingling with guests at a post-performance reception. Tickets range from $15 for students to $60 for patrons.
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