OPEN AUDITIONS

Singers, Dancers & Actors

“A Generation On The Rise”

(Two Locations)

2000 Lee Rd., Suite 201 Cleveland Heights, Ohio

5413 LorainAve.

Cleveland,Ohio

Please call: (216) 624-1667

Or visit website: http://www.youthexplosion.webs.com/

This comes from Latisha James, Director of the Center for Community Partnerships at Case Western Review University:

Prophy Day, a community outreach initiative sponsored by the School of Dental Medicine‘s Student Council, will take place from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, January 24, at the dental school. More than 100 students will provide free dental care to the public. No appointment is needed for the first-come, first-served exams, which will include x-rays and cleanings. Patients must be 18 years or older, and not a current patient or someone with full dentures. Those in need of additional dental work will receive a $20 voucher to be used for a future appointment at the school’s clinic, while other patients may qualify for some free or extensively reduced services. Faculty will oversee the dental students. Call 368-3570 or 368-0450 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. for information.

NATIONAL JOB FAIR EVENT

12:00pm – 4:00pm

4100 Rockside Road

Independence, Oho 44131 (just off I-77)

FREE PARKING& ADMISSION

Contact: Terri Wynne (440) 863-2334 with any questions

Court Suspensions, Child Support, Warrant Blocks

Stopping you from getting a drivers license?

Meet with Towards Employment Legal Services Staff

When: Friday, January 23, 2009

Where: Employment Connections (1020 Bolivar Rd.-Downtown Cleveland)

Please Bring: Driver’s License or State ID Number & Social Security Number

Contact: Valerie James (216) 441-7288 with any questions.

Cuyahoga County and First Call for Help will be holding a forum to help Northeast Ohio residents keep their utilities on this winter. The event will take place Wednesday, January 21, 2009 from 8:30 to 11:30am at Trinity Commons, 2230 Euclid Avenue in Cleveland.

Residents can learn about available programs and resources, who is eligible, and how to handle disconnections and payments.

For more information or to RSVP, please email “Utilities Community Training Forum” by January 19, 2009 to community_outreach@odjfs.state.oh.us

African-American college graduates make, on average, one million dollars more over their lifetimes than people with only a high school degree. You do the math. – Education Pay$.

Education Pays – Get Yours is a campaign designed to motivate youth, particularly African-American 10-13 year old boys, to connect with services, people and programs that will help them achieve success in school. This program is being coordinated in three Cleveland neighborhoods: Mt. Pleasant, Central and Slavic Village. BBC is serving as a lead agency in the Central neighborhood.

When contacted, BBC will provide youth with names and phone numbers to area agencies in the Central neighborhood that provide educational and mentoring resources. This will allow youth to have direct access to ask any questions they may have based on their individual needs.

Education Pays – Get Yours will run until August 2009. Keep in touch with BBC and area agencies to learn about more exciting projects and initiatives that this project has in store in the coming months!

If you are interested in more information, please contact BBC at 216.341.1455, or visit the Education Pays – Get Yours website at: www.policy-bridge.org/educationpays.

The latest issue of The Community Connector, BBC’s quarterly newsletter, is now online. Download your copy here.