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Here’s What State Sen. Jerry Cirino’s Proposed Participatory Budgeting Preemption Bill Says
“If this were to happen in Cleveland, I think it’s such a bad idea”
Maria Elena Scott
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SEIU 1199: Tri-C Won’t Honor Agreement With Part-Time Employees
The school says after coming to the agreement, the union unilaterally changed the language.
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DOJ Grant Will Fund $600,000 in Local Services for Deaf, Disabled Gender Violence Victims
“This grant will allow the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center to collaborate with Cleveland Hearing and Speech in a meaningful way to strengthen partnerships with Deaf Pathways.”
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Council Pulls Legislation to Use Public Funds to Fight Participatory Budgeting Initiative
A spokesperson for council said the legislation was recommended by the Bibb administration, a mayor’s spokesperson denied the assertion
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Why Did the Deal for the Metroparks to Take Over East Cleveland’s Portion of Forest Hill Park Fall Apart?
Traditional East Cleveland turmoil, including spurious allegations and infighting, have left the park’s future uncertain and residents unhappy
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New State Legislation Could Halt Controversial I-71 Interchange in Brunswick
“It’s a very dangerous precedent. I don’t think the taxpayers of Ohio want legislators to decide where the interchanges should go.”
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Bibb, DeWine: Violent Crime Reduction Partnership Yields 138 Felony Arrests
“It’s going to take a multi-pronged approach to reduce violent crime in Cleveland”
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Catholic Diocese of Cleveland Issues Sweeping Anti-LGBTQ Policies at Schools, Churches
Guidance includes outing trans students to parents, banning pride flats and preferred pronouns that don’t match sex assigned at birth
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Cleveland Heights City Council Considers $400,000 for Coventry Village Revitalization
The historic street has seen a 12% increase in vacancies since 2020
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There Will Be No Compromise Between City Council and PB CLE on Participatory Budgeting Amendment
The charter amendment is facing significant opposition from unions and trade groups.
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Cleveland to Open Crime Gun Intelligence Center to Combat Violence
The announcement comes after a three-month violent crime reduction effort.
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Union Caregivers and Lutheran Hospital Avoid Strike, Reach Contract
Union caregivers will now get paid maternity leave, short-term paid disability leave, a 50% match on retirement benefits and more.