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What’s Open and What’s Closed on MLK Day

We thought we’d give you the breakdown of local stuff to do — and not to do — on the national holiday.

 

Editor's note: This edited post was originally published on Jan. 16, 2012.

Monday is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and while many have the day off, some spots are still open.

In fact, some spots are the places to be.

Let's get started:

The US Post Office will be closed, and there will not be any mail delivery.

Lakewood City Hall will be closed in honor of the holiday. Waste and recycling pickup is also postponed for those with pickup on Monday.

There’s no classes at the Lakewood City Schools today, however the high school is still hosting the Lakewood Invitational JV wrestling tournament, starting at 7:30 a.m.

The Lakewood YMCA is expected to keep regular hours. And it’s business-as-usual at the Lakewood Public Library.

However, the event “Share the Dream: A Celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.” is set in the children’s department at the library, to “celebrate the of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through books, songs and craft.”

As part of the library’s MLK Jr. Day of Service, participants will create cards, which will be distributed to local nursing home residents. There is no need to register for the event in advance. The event starts at 1 p.m in the multipurpose room.

Many Lakewood businesses are expected to remain open, but banks will be closed for the holiday.

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Know of a business open, or closed, that we didn’t mention? Tell us in the comments.

Peter Grossetti

10:03 am on Monday, January 16, 2012

Many, if not all, museums and cultral instutions on University Circle (Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland Botanical Gardens, Western Reserve Historical Society and Cleveland Museum of Natural History) are open free today with special programming.

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