Printsunami.com launches as affordable printing alternative
Site offers savings of up to 90% on business cards, brochures, flyers

Cleveland, OH (May 28, 2009) – Northeast Ohio-based Printsunami announced today that it has launched www.printsunami.com, an affordable online alternative in printing
services. The site allows users to fulfill full-color print projects at a fraction of the cost of traditional printing by providing access to a global network.

“In these current economic conditions, we’re seeing marketers, designers and small business owners struggling to do more with less,” notes Mark Day, a 30-year veteran of the printing industry and founder of Printsunami. “This site was created so that experienced professionals can use the online network and ‘extreme automation’ to lower print costs and save significant marketing dollars, yet still have access to an established and experienced local printer.”

Lebron James scores with no time left to give the Cleveland Cavs a 1 point victory over the Orlando Magic. In a very close game, or at least in the final minutes, the Cavs did have a 20+ point lead at one time, the Cavs came from behind with 1 second left. James took a quick pass from Mo Williams and hit a 3 pointer to win the game and tie the series 1 - 1. The next game is in Orlando Sunday night.

Author Naomi Chapman

Book Signing

May 23, 2009 6pm

Visible Voice Book

Author of:
Bathroom Strangler
Secret Past
The Digby Lake Killer
Wallet of Death

Website: www.freewebs.com/nlc7


Bathroom Strangler is about Tim Thompson who is not the kind of man you want to meet. He kills, steals, cheats, lies, and rapes women. While trying to find the person who murdered his mother he meets Alexandria. She is the perfect woman. He falls in love, but she is not the type of woman who would live with a criminal. She deserves better. Tim also meets a homeless girl named Sara. After meeting Sara and Alexandria, he begins to reflect on his life, wondering if he should change his way of life.

Construction workers in Cleveland face a Herculean task -- moving the 70-million-ton Inner Belt Bridge 4 inches to the west, officials say.

The west end of the span, which carries Interstate 90 over the Cuyahoga River, will be raised off its piers, set on greased plates and then jacked the inches necessary to get it realigned properly, The Plain Dealer reported Wednesday. Once in place, the bridge will be re-bolted to the piers.

The project is to start Friday night and take several days to complete. Most of the work is to be done at night so traffic interruptions should be minimized, officials say.

In Memory of Pfc. Jack W.Logan,
Born January 1, 1943
Date of Death:December 10 1966
Jack Logan became Lake Count's third victim. He was amoung 16 Marines killed when two 250-pound bombs fell frommarine aircraft into a patrol in Quang Tri Province.

According to the defence Department, which announced Pf.c Logan's death, the bombs either ricocheted off the ridge toward which they wre aimed, or just missed the ridge just sweeeping the valley blow.

Pfc. Logan was an intelligence scout with the Third battalion, Third Regiment, Third Marine Division.

Cleveland MOTHERS TREATED TO SWEET GIFT – FREE ICE CREAM

Cold Stone Creamery locations give away sweet indulgences to mothers


(Cleveland, OH) – May 4, 2009 – There is only one day out of the entire year that is dedicated to showing Mom how much she’s appreciated for her unwavering commitment to family and loved ones. But this year with financial woes tugging at our purse strings and wallets, the Cold Stone Creamery stores in Cleveland/Akron/Canton are helping make this day a little sweeter and cheaper by wishing all moms a Happy Mother’s Day with a FREE sweet treat on this well-deserved holiday.


EVENT: Cold Stone Creamery treats moms to free ice cream

Cold Stone Creamery stores in Cleveland/Akron/Canton are rewarding local mothers with a cool and indulgent treat – free ice cream. Mothers will receive a free Like It size Signature Creation™ ice cream when they visit one of the participating stores with her child (or children).



WHO: All mothers deserving and in need of a lusciously super-premium ice cream Creation.


WHERE: Cold Stone Creamery stores in Cleveland/Akron/Canton market listed below:


Avon- French Creek Square 440-934-3559

Brooklyn- Ridge Park Square 216-351-0223

Independence- Rockside Corners 216-573-2653

Macedonia- Macedonia Commons 330-908-0900

Mentor- Diamond Centre 440-352-0550

Strongsville- First Federal Commons 440-268-9526

University Heights- Univ. Square 216-381-8400

Willoughby 440-975-1780

Westlake- Crocker Park 440-250-9920

N. Canton- The Strip 330-498-9800

Fairlawn- Montrose Center 330-665-4466

Hudson- First & Main 330-655-2990

Mansfield- 419-525-4300

Wooster- 330-264-8500



(All locations locally owned and operated)



WHEN: Sunday, May 10, 2009 (see www.coldstonecreamery.com for store hours and location).

Cleveland Cavaliers Head Coach Mike Browns was named NBA coach of the year.

Brown joined the Cavaliers after spending two seasons as the associate head coach of the Indiana Pacers. Brown is widely regarded as a defensive specialist. He helped lead Indiana to consecutive playoff appearances including a trip to the Eastern Conference Finals in 2004.

Prior to his time with the Pacers, Brown was an assistant coach for the San Antonio Spurs for three seasons, including the 2003 World Championship season. While with the Spurs, Brown’s teams won at least 58 games each season. He also was the head coach for the Spurs’ summer league teams in Boston and Salt Lake City.

William J. (Bill) Powell of East Canton, Ohio, who overcame racial barriers to become the only African-American to design, build, own and operate a golf course while pioneering diversity in the game, has been named the recipient of the 2009 PGA Distinguished Service Award. Powell, 92, and a PGA Life Member, will be honored in conjunction with the 91st PGA Championship at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minn. The award presentation will be conducted Aug. 12, in downtown Minneapolis. The PGA Distinguished Service Award is the Association’s highest annual honor. “William Powell’s dream to build a golf course where players regardless of the color of their skin would be welcome was a task that he met under great duress, hardship and personal sacrifice,” said PGA of America President Jim Remy. “Yet, Mr. Powell displayed exceptional courage, grace and the finest character while persevering toward his goal of opening Clearview Golf Club. “He and his family represent the best in our sport and what it means to treat one’s neighbor with dignity and respect. The PGA of America is extremely proud to be presenting Mr. Powell, a legend in our time, with the 2009 PGA Distinguished Award.” Powell is the father of PGA and LPGA Professional Renee Powell, the 2003 PGA First Lady of Golf and the second African-American to compete on the LPGA Tour. Renee is the PGA head professional at Clearview Golf Club in East Canton, Ohio, where she is joined by her brother, Larry, a member of the Golf Course Superintendents of America. In September 1946, while denied a G.I. Loan despite serving honorably in the U.S. Army Air Corps, Bill Powell received the financial backing of two black physicians in nearby Canton and Massillon, Ohio, to begin building a public golf course. Powell added his own part of the necessary capital after his brother, Berry, took out a loan on his home. Powell’s dream took fruit in April 1948, with nine holes opening for play on the former dairy farmland. A decade later, Powell bought out his partners and added an additional 52 acres for a second nine holes. The complete 18-hole layout was opened for play in 1978. Powell’s family, including his late wife, Marcella; eldest son, Billy (now deceased); daughter Renee; son Larry and a close friend, the late Euley Green, formed the workforce that prepared and polished Clearview. Today, Clearview Golf Club is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Powell once described Clearview, a 130-acre property, as “America’s Course . . . a course where the only color that matters is the color of the greens.” “This is quite an honor, and it is something I savor due to so many good people in The PGA that made it happen,” said Powell. “I am so humbled to have people think this way of me. I have had so many special things happen to me, I believe, because golf sees no color. It is a game that brings out the best in people and it is vital to young people. Golf means nothing but good. If you can get young people in the game, then they are good for all their lives.” Powell said that he believes that when Clearview Golf Club opened for play in 1948, it truly represented “America’s First Tee.”

Cummings Watts & Associates, LLC, Host Job Fair April 25

Cleveland, Ohio—Cummings Watts & Associates, the city's leading lifestyle management Company, will host “The opportunity is still knocking,” 2009 Job Fair from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday, April 25, at The PowerSport Institute (PSI), a division of Ohio Technical College at Randall Park Mall, in North Randall Ohio. Companies and Organizations will be available in many business and support areas. There will also be representatives on hand to discuss the employment resources that are available throughout the Greater Cleveland area and its surrounding suburbs. Cummings Watts & Associates’ mission is to help people in various communities, during these tough economic times.

Attendees will have the chance to meet with representatives from a variety of companies and organizations, who will evaluate their resume to see if their skills and experience fit with any open Job opportunities. "The opportunity is still knocking," 2009 Job Fair will be held at The PowerSport Institute (PSI), Randall Park Mall on the upper level, in the old JcPenney building, 21201 Emery Rd. Cleveland, OH 44128, in North Randall, Ohio. For more information, visit www.cwattsassociates.com.