Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
3900 Wildlife Way, Cleveland, OH 44109

CATS will be a sponsor again this year for the Recovery 5k Run! Please see registration form if you are interested in participating!
Please note that registration can be completed online at www.hermescleveland.com or by mailing the completed form along with your payment to Hermes Sports & Events (216-623-9933), 2425 W. 11th St., Ste #2 Cleveland, OH 44113.

Day of Event:
Registration/Packet Pickup- 7:00am
1 Mile Walk- 8:45am
5k Run- 9:00am

It is with great pleasure CATS announces the opening of our new Men's Residential Treatment Facility at Summa Health Wadsworth-Rittman Medical Center in Wadsworth. Please join us for an Open House Celebration!

A tour of the facility & light hors d'oeuvres will be served. Onsite parking available.

The Alcohol, Drug Addition and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) Board of Cuyahoga County is sponsoring a career fair with its network of agencies and are nonprofits to help you find the right career path in Behavioral Health & Human Services.

This career fair is FREE and open to the community. Candidates with all experience levels are encouraged to attend. Organizations will be looking to fill full-time, part-time and internship positions.

There will be 11 action-packed races throughout the evening with betting on each race. Race #11 will be held as an Auction Race.

50/50 Raffle Boards with drawings for all boards. Your horse didn’t win? Enter the 2nd Chance Losers Raffle where you can enter any 3 losing betting slips to win a cash prize.

*Your ticket to this evening of jam-packed excitement includes free coffee, iced tea, soda & heavy hors d’oeuvres served buffet style. A cash bar will also be available.

* Tickets for CATS’ Night at the Races may be purchased at the door or on-line until 5:00 pm on April 20th

Aya Cash turns in a masterful performance as the titular Mary, an alcoholic who spends a lot of her time running away from demons. Just when a DUI arrest makes Mary reevaluate her position as a substance abuse counselor, she receives a call from her estranged father who would like her to visit him. Reluctantly, Mary goes home to visit the man whose own alcoholism ruined his relationship with Mary’s now-deceased mother. Learning her father is dying and that she has a half-sister—neither of whom knew the other existed—Mary must reconcile with the past in order to have a future. Charmingly funny and at times heartbreaking, MARY GOES ROUND is a can’t-take-your-eyes-off-it film with splendid performances and terrific direction from Molly McGlynn, who mined her own experiences for the film. MARY GOES ROUND is a graceful look at a woman who can sneak bottles into her purse while learning to deal with the baggage she carries. —T.W.

Aya Cash turns in a masterful performance as the titular Mary, an alcoholic who spends a lot of her time running away from demons. Just when a DUI arrest makes Mary reevaluate her position as a substance abuse counselor, she receives a call from her estranged father who would like her to visit him. Reluctantly, Mary goes home to visit the man whose own alcoholism ruined his relationship with Mary’s now-deceased mother. Learning her father is dying and that she has a half-sister—neither of whom knew the other existed—Mary must reconcile with the past in order to have a future. Charmingly funny and at times heartbreaking, MARY GOES ROUND is a can’t-take-your-eyes-off-it film with splendid performances and terrific direction from Molly McGlynn, who mined her own experiences for the film. MARY GOES ROUND is a graceful look at a woman who can sneak bottles into her purse while learning to deal with the baggage she carries. —T.W.