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Alfred Schroeder escaped the destruction of World War II and the loss of his family. In Cleveland, he found a new family and what was left of the one he lost.
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Samsor Ziar splits his time working as a full-time receptionist at the International Institute of Akron and attending evening classes at Stark State College of Akron. He restarted his education journey after leaving behind his home in Afghanistan.
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In connection with the International Institute of Akron, Arrivals tells the stories of five people who are newly settled in Northeast Ohio.
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Jarad Peters of J&J Custom Car Care in Painesville talks about how he builds trust with customers and how each job is like a puzzle to be solved.
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Two men in Cleveland's Public Square discuss how chess has been a constant in their five-decade-long friendship.
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A singer-songwriter talks about her music and, during the course of the interview, resolves to recommit to her passion.
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A hot dog vendor in downtown Cleveland talks about building generational wealth, Black support among his patrons and how to make a great chili dog.
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When a reporter's stepdad tested positive for COVID-19 on a holiday weekend, chaos ensued. How did telehealth affect his treatment?
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On the "Sound of Ideas" we discuss the next installment of our "Sound of Us" storytelling series.
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A Richmond Heights student questions the logic of open enrollment policies when transportation is not provided for families.