EUCLID, Ohio — Although I didn’t grow up in Northeast Ohio, one of the first places I heard about after moving here in 1996 was Euclid Beach Park and how much fun it was.

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Everyone can visit Euclid Beach Park memories from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., July 22 and 23 at the Cleveland History Center, 10825 East Blvd., Cleveland. The weekend will offer pop-up educational talks ...

EUCLID, Ohio — The design team behind Euclid’s long-term plan to transform its lakefront will on Saturday show the public its ...

Euclid Beach Park 15891 East 159th Street, Cleveland Once the site of the famous Euclid Beach Amusement Park, Euclid Beach Park now features a 650’ beach with shaded picnic areas, a scenic ...

Go-kart: $27 (3-pack for $60) Laser tag: $13 Mini golf: $13 DarkRide 7D: $13 X-Cube: $15 per person Bowling: $18 per person hourly Elev8 Fun moved into Sears at Treasure Coast Square mall. 3342 N ...

It's the first dog park, restaurant, and tap house combination facility in the region. Kristy Steward Anyone can bring their four-legged best friend to have some fun and relax while grabbing a pint.

Euclid City administrators recently held their second round of community engagement conversations about the future of Sims Park, during a community open house. Hosted by the city and members with ...

You're on set inside a place called the House of Horrors in Long Beach, California. It’s the kind of place where you sit in one of those little cars, and it takes you around, and then things jump out ...

Filling the large halls of Henn Mansion, Euclid residents with green dot stickers and post-it notes in hand were able to start the process of shaping the future of what Sims Park might soon look like.

The 25-acre attraction at Gilbert Regional Park will include a surf lagoon, inflatable water park, sand beach, kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, outdoor cabanas and more, according to the town's website.

It once served as seasonal housing for workers at Euclid Beach Park, a popular lakefront amusement park that closed in 1969. The Humphrey family, which owned and operated Euclid Beach Park, sold the ...