AVON — Stella Moga-Kennedy founded Le Chaperon Rouge in the basement of a North Olmsted church in 1982 with only $1,800 and three schoolchildren. Now, through hard work and constant dedication, Le ...
After waiting five years for a passport to immigrate to the United States, Stella Moga-Kennedy left Communist Romania with her husband and daughter in 1979. Arriving in America with a master’s degree ...
WESTLAKE — Stella Moga-Kennedy has the best job in the world, she says. Moga-Kennedy, owner of Le Chaperon Rouge, a child care, development and private elementary school system throughout Northeast ...
Le Chaperon Rouge wants to renovate the former Unity Church, pictured above, on Warrensville Center Road in Shaker Heights, and turn it into a childcare facility. The $1.7 million deal depends on ...
Creativity and outside-the-box thinking are key assets for any entrepreneur. Combined with a little business savvy, they can save a business on the verge of collapse. Take, for example, Stella Moga ...
The former Unity Church/Masonic temple building at 3350 Warrensville Center Road will be demolished to make room for Le Chaperone Rouge child care. (Jeff Piorkowski/Special to cleveland.com) SHAKER ...
Many parents would agree that their children's safety and education is one of the most important aspects of growth! Stella Moga-Kennedy from Le Chaperon Rouge is here to explain why they are the best ...
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