Hi everyone, I just had my first dental appointment in many years with Hedec Dental, to try to establish care. I had initially though I was going in for a cleaning, but it was a bit more of a quick rundown instead - and they scheduled me for two follow up cleanings, one for the left side of my mouth and one for the right, each of them $900+… is that a normal amount? I felt in the moment like the situation was a little off, but it’s been so many years since I’ve had a dental appointment that maybe this is just the standard.
Has anyone had any experience with them, or have any input on if it’s the standard to split into two separate cleanings at that cost rate?
EDIT: They didn’t specify verbally that it was a deep tissue cleaning/scaling, however based on everyone’s input it does indeed sound as if that must be the case.
One step closer to a complete Irishtown Bend Park!
Can’t even remember the last time I saw gas under $3.50.
hi everyone! im not sure if this type of post is allowed here & i apologize if it’s not, but my childhood friend, phoenix phillips has been missing since october 2nd. he is from maryland & does not know the cleveland area, but came up with a friend for the steelers/browns game the other day. he disappeared after the game that night and hasn’t been seen since, and the police have his cellphone. he wouldn’t have just disappeared especially without his phone, in a city and state that he doesn’t know at all. i would just like to ask for everyone to please share, be on the lookout, anything, his family is very worried & just wants him to come home safe. thank you🤍
Good day everyone! I was wondering if there is anywhere in the area a restaurant that serves a Full English Breakfast. If not are there any butchers that sell back bacon and/or "banger" style sausages? Any info would be appreciated. Photo of full English for attention.
Did they realize how much money it was going to short the state and repeal the gas tax suspension? We were out of town when it started but saw how cheap gas got and we're excited to come back for it. Get back and now it's even more expensive than where we were.
Hey guys, i'm going to a weeding in the city of akron, so after that i decided to stay Cleveland downtown for one week to know the city, this is My fourth time in the usa, first time in Ohio, so any reccomendations what i could do with My gf, we like hiking , bycicles, museums, to be honesto i didnt investigate that much, we decided to stay in Cleveland because it's near of akron and it has a Big lake ( i'm a beach boy SO i like the water alot haha ). I would like to ask if the downtown is safe , or where parts ofnthe city are the more dangeroues? I saw some videos of ppl hiking ando using bycicles near the lake sominwould like to do that.
Pd srry for My english , it's not My native language
I was on my way to work on Friday 10-2-26 and at around 345 am, I witnessed a drunk man in some sort of smaller Chevy car, ram into the back of this 62 year old man who was getting ready to make a left turn on spring road near jennings. The drunk guy was going at least 60 something. He tossed on his right turn signal to turn right onto spring but then instantly swerved in front of me in the left lane, where the older man was about to turn, and rammed RIGHT INTO HIM. I had been following the drunk driver for a good 5 miles atleast. Not intentionally, he just so happened to be going the same way I was. I stayed to be a witness. After about 10 minutes, the drunk man drove away in his smashed up Chevy car. It was a darker blue color I believe (it was still dark, I could be wrong but I'm almost positive). The older gentleman got pictures of the car but was so shaken up, he only got blurry pics of the plates. He did get a pic of the guy but once the guy realized he was being photographed, he tossed up his arms, which is seen in the photo taken. I have none of these photos. I was on the phone with the dispatcher as the drunk man was driving away and was able to read off the entire plate and stated exactly what street he turned down, which was jennings. Later that afternoon, the man that was hit, went to file a report at first district and they claimed they never received any plate info or anything related to the drunk driver and chose not to pursue. The man hit has chosen to pay his $500 deductible and move on. He came to let me know all this info yesterday as I had let him know where I worked bc we work 2 minutes from one another and were headed in the same direction. He gave me $50 to thank me and refused to take it back. So in his honor, I donated it to habitat for humanity. Mr. Cales, I wish you the best and I'm so sorry. To that drunk man that shitty ass first district is failing to pursue, you're just as shitty as that drunk man. (I should state, this all happened going from 480 onto 90, spring road exit. The drunk man entered from state road as I was merging onto the 90 exit)
Edit: apparently thanking someone full name is bad lol Double edit: people downvoting this are weird as fuck
My husband’s 30th birthday is the same weekend as Browns vs Bengals. The one thing he wants to do as a birthday celebration is a muni lot tailgate for the game. We’re lifelong Browns fans and have had our fair share of tailgates in the warmer months, but never that late in the season. Is the muni lot still super active once it gets colder?
Open to any tips and tricks for tailgating later in the season. We usually do a pretty basic setup but I’m ready to go all out for this!!
Would appreciate recs on the east side. I wanna meet people but also give back! Thanks
In December 1980, FBI agents monitoring Cleveland Mafia capo Joe Gallo for evidence of drugs and gambling overheard a peculiar request: a friend wanted a building “washed a little bit.” That afternoon, Gallo, Tony Baudo and Glen Pauley discussed gallons, “the spot,” and doing something late into that night. Hours later, Pauley was stopped near a Macedonia shopping plaza, and, before dawn, an employee discovered smoke coming from the credit union next door.
Part One of Cleveland Mafia Capo Joe Gallo and a Fire in Macedonia follows the men and the agents listening to them as a seemingly ordinary conversation takes on a far more troubling meaning.
People mentioned in Part One include Cleveland Mafia capo Joe Gallo, Glen Pauley, Tony Baudo, Carmen Zagaria, Danny Greene, Judge Frank Battisti, William H. Stein, Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes, Domenic Spirito, Mafia boss Jack Licavoli, Joseph Bonarrigo, Keith Ritson, Kevin McTaggart, Susan Winters and Fire Chief Carl Stewart.
We moved to Parma last year and 1954 home has a sunroom with Jalousie windows.
Several of them have broken cranks and at least three need the glass replaced.
Anyone have a recommendation for who still works on these?
No window companies will work with them. I’ve been to every local hardware store on the west and south sides that I could think of.
EDIT: Thanks for the suggestions. Calling tomorrow on my day off.
Hey everyone,
I’m looking for part-time on-site work around the Greater Akron, Cleveland, or Canton areas paying around $20+/hr to earn extra cash for the holidays and offset child support.
Need for flexibility: I work a full-time day job where I still pick up overtime when available, plus I have my kids on set nights each week.
General availability: Mondays after 5:30 PM, some Thursdays after 5:30 PM, and every other weekend (full availability Saturdays & Sundays).
Roles: Warehouses, package sorting, twilight freight stocking, or general on-site work (no Uber/DoorDash to save wear and tear on my car).
Any recommendations for local distribution hubs or companies offering flexible twilight shifts or self-scheduled shift apps? Thanks!