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A Westside Airbnb Party House Has Drawn the Ire of Neighbors, and Inaction From the City of Cleveland
City council is set to take up the issue of short-term rentals this year
Maria Elena Scott
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Menards to Pay Former Avon Employee $342,000 After Failing to Take Action Against Serial Harasser
She “felt that Menards would rather lose an employee than lose a customer who spends a lot of money.” An arbitrator agreed with her
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Cleveland Offering $100 Rebates to Cuyahoga County Residents Who Switch to Electric Lawn Mowers
About 160 took advantage last year when Cleveland offered the same incentive
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Study: Ohioans Freaking Love Festivals
Crowds, slightly overpriced concessions, vendor tents? Count us in
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Ohio’s New Voting ID Law Goes Into Effect This Week. Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Residents without a driver license can now get a free state ID, but advocates say the law will still depress voter turnout among some groups
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How Many Eclipse Tourists Will Descend on Northeast Ohio in April 2024?
Lorain County is preparing for almost a million people
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Bipartisan Legislation Would End the Death Penalty in Ohio
“[The death penalty] has been found to be expensive, impractical, unjust, unfair, inhumane and–in the past– even erroneous”
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Coalition Leads Conversations on How Police Brutality Affects Black Community in Cleveland, Offers Free Therapy
“Even the stories [about police brutality] are hard to read because you can still get PTSD”
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Advocates Oppose Cleveland Port Authority’s Possible Repeal of Prevailing Wage Mandate
A DEI consultant told the Port the prevailing wage policy is keeping bond financing deals away
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Cuyahoga County Pausing Talks on Pay-to-Stay Legislation Due to State Law That Might Preempt Action
Ohio is one of only five states where residents can be evicted if rent is just a day late or a dollar short
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Local Violent Crime Survivors Journey to Columbus to Push for Further Victim Support From Ohio
The group wants legislators to expand support for trauma recovery centers as well as medical and employment protections
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Cuyahoga County Considering Pay-to-Stay Legislation That Could Protect Renters from Evictions
Under current laws, landlords can evict tenants who are just a day late on rent