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Some Charges Dismissed in Jayland Walker Protest Cases
More than 40 cases remain set for trial.
Maria Elena Scott
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Chardon Neighborhood Drama has Escalated to Legal Drama
The City of Chardon is taking Kyan Bowman to court. Again.
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Greater Cleveland Food Bank Preparing for Increased Demand After SNAP Benefit Cuts
$23 million in benefit cuts await Cuyahoga County alone
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Director Says Cleveland Play House Mishandled Sexual Assault of Actress
The production of “I’m Back Now” was cancelled after the director raised issues, playwright pulled rights
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Local Donations for Earthquake Victims Being Collected by Turkish American Society of Northeastern Ohio
Items can be dropped off at six locations
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Calls to Ohio Problem Gambling Helpline Have “Skyrocketed” Since Launch of Sports Betting in January
Thousands contacted the hotline last month
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Abortion Fund of Ohio Launches Free Legal Access Program to Aid Patients and Health Care Providers
The program will provide free counsel, help with judicial bypasses, and more
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Residents, City Councilmembers Decry Uninhabitable Conditions of Shaker Square Apartments
Those involved called for renewed efforts to hold out-of-state landlords accountable
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Doki Doki Kawaii Shop Brings Anime, Manga, Stationery, and All Things Cute to Lakewood
“I definitely wanted to center this on women feeling safe in a space where they can be like, ‘Yeah, this is my nerdery,’ but we welcome everyone”
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Case Western Reserve Study Confirms Racism as “Overriding Factor” in Redlining Neighborhoods
The authors also make suggestions on how to addresss “100 years of discrimination and institutionalized racism”
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Advocates Will Continue to Push for Participatory Budgeting in Cleveland After City Council Shoots Down Legislation
Some councilmembers took it as an attack on their authority
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Cleveland City Council Wants to Use $1.9 Million in ARPA Money to Eliminate $190 Million in Medical Debt for Residents
“That debt is disproportionately held in low-income communities and communities of color,” said Charles Slife