Kaitlyn Finchler

About Me

An avid storyteller with a passion for storytelling, digital media management, social media management, and copyediting.

My Most Read Work

Akron Jewish News • November 6 2024

Weinstein elected to represent Senate District 28

After winning his bid to represent U.S. Senate District 28 in the Nov. 5 general election, current Rep. Casey Weinstein, D-Hudson, plans to approach his next term with a “community-focused” attitude.

Cleveland Jewish News • September 30 2024

Pepper Pike grows from sleepy village to thriving city in 100 years

What once started as a village in 1924 is now a thriving, landscape and community-centric city. Pepper Pike commemorates 2024 as its centennial, and has much to show for it.

Columbus Jewish News • September 19 2024

Antisemitic public comments during Worthington council meeting raise concerns

After antisemitic comments were made through the call-in feature at a regularly scheduled Sept. 16 Worthington City Council meeting, Jewish organizations and leaders are wondering why and how it happened.

Cleveland Jewish News • August 27 2024

Tommy's Restaurant owner on road to recovery following stroke

Tommy’s Restaurant in Cleveland Heights’ Coventry Village neighborhood is a historic family-friendly institution where throngs of Jewish patrons patronized for over 50 years. However, many customers have noticed owner Tommy Fello’s absence over the last six months.

Columbus Jewish News • August 18 2024

Nazi march through Springfield ‘deeply concerning’

Since 12 people marched through Springfield on Aug. 10 holding assault rifles and swastika flags, concerns have been raised about the city’s response to the incident.

Cleveland Jewish News • June 14 2024

County resolution to stop Israel investments to be withdrawn

A Cuyahoga County Council resolution seeking to stop the county from investing in Israel bonds and all other foreign securities will be officially withdrawn by its co-sponsors, vice president Cheryl L. Stephens and councilman Patrick Kelly, at the June 18 council meeting, councilwoman Sunny Simon told the Cleveland Jewish News.