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Romona's Kid heads to the U.S. Supreme Court
Attention Chief Justice Roberts, Justices Ginsberg, Souter, Alito and the rest of your esteemed colleagues.
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Romona's Kids come to the aid of K-9 officer
STRONGSVILLE -- K-9 police officers face danger everyday, just like their human counterparts.
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Hudson teen named Entrepreneur Of The Year
Hudson -- Alex Tracy's college applications may just raise an eyebrow or two.
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Young boy fights illness and inspires others
Cleveland - Superhero is a word often reserved for comic book characters.
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Teen sends ambulance to Israel
MORELAND HILLS - Alana Spilman's family treasures a photo of her, sitting in the front seat of an ambulance.
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Young guitarist gaining a huge following
Hendrix, Van Halen, and Clapton are considered some of the great names in rock guitar.
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Young pianist plays at Carnegie Hall
We first met Arianna Korting back in 2002, as a featured "Romona's Kid".
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Local skateboarder lands opportunity of a lifetime
CLEVELAND -- Many of the biggest names in professional skateboarding compete at the AST Dew Tour this weekend.
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Showing budding artists keys to living beautiful lives
Sports, music, science, and math, these days there are summer camps for just about everything.
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Program helps build tomorrow's leaders today
A non-profit family organization, called "Jack and Jill" is a program that turns the youth of today into the leaders of tomorrow.
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Football players start a chain reaction of goodwill
BAY VILLAGE -- A vegetable garden is growing in Bay Village, that's unlike any other.
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Romona's Kids become STARS at Playhouse Square
Most young thespians get a chance to shine in high school or community plays.
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Cards By Caiti helping young cancer patients
When illness strikes a friend it's natural to want to help lift their spirits, offer support and lend a hand.
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Mentor girl delivers on promise to cheer up hospitalized children
A few weeks ago we introduced you to Ashley Imbrogno who started a blanket making project called "Warming The Hearts."
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Romona's Kids bring Romeo and Juliet to the stage in Cleveland
The Cleveland City Schools may face for than their share of challenges, but what many of us don't see, are all the wonderful programs that they do offer.
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The BRICK Program sees young men reach their dreams
The Heisman Trophy Winner will be announced Saturday, and many of us will be rooting for Ohio State Quarterback, and Glenville graduate Troy Smith.
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Romona's Kid warms hearts of hospitalized children
MENTOR -- Ashley Imbrogno knows what it is like to be sick.
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Romona's Kids take a STAND against tobacco use
Each day, according to the American Cancer Society, 3,000 teens will light up a cigarette for the very first time.
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Romona's Kid uses bake sales to help fight breast cancer
Like many young girls, Isabella Arcadi is very close to her grandmother.
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Romona's Kid builds sandbox for children with disabilities
Any parent knows a sandbox can provide hours of entertainment for a child.
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Romona's Kids resources
Romona’s Kids is a unique segment featured every Friday at 6 pm on Channel 3 News.
Back in 1990, Romona began a television segment that showcased children making a positive contribution to our community.
Since then, her segments have expanded to include many local community organizations, church groups, teachers and mentors who have inspired children to make a difference as well.
Romona has always felt that local news should highlight positive stories in our community, especially those dealing with our children who do good things but were never recognized for their efforts.
Since it began, Romona’s Kids has become an institution among the northeast Ohio viewing audience.
She still keeps in touch with many “former” Romona’s Kids and is always looking for positive stories to tell. If you have an idea for Romona’s Kids, please send an email to romonaskids@wkyc.com or write to her at WKYC Channel 3, 1333 Lakeside Ave., Cleveland, OH 44114.
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