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Cleveland Public Library Hires First Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Ashley Boyd’s hire arrives about a month after the CPL was sued for “racial discrimination”
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Householder Denies D.C. Dinners With FirstEnergy, Tying Donations To Legislation
The former speaker of the Ohio House took the stand in his own defense
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As Riverfront Development Ramps Up, Cuyahoga Still Remains an EPA ‘Area Of Concern’
“The non-commercial uses are rising,” a Port official said about the river’s clean-up crew
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Fox 8 Photojournalists Are Fighting for Better Pay After Years of Stagnant Wages, Hazardous Conditions
“[They] have endured the worst of the worst conditions over the last two and a half years putting their lives in danger to bring the news to the public fearlessly”
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Three Cleveland Hotels Receive AAA’s 4 Diamond Rating
Some familiar names once again made the list
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Bridgeworks Project Will Reach Full Funding With $2 Million Loan From Cuyahoga County
The $100-million project will break ground this year, developers said
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The Absolutely Nutty Cleveland/East Palestine/15-Minute City Conspiracy Theory, Explained
From bikable neighborhoods to forced dislocation by global superpowers in two nonsensical steps
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New York Landlords Promise to Fix Shaker Square Apartment Buildings at Meeting With Frustrated Tenants
“We didn’t do any due diligence on the property when we bought it,” owner Yaacov Amar said. The company, which has open violations in housing court, is also $100,000+ behind on paying utlity bills
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Cleveland Has Doubled Down on Collections of Unpaid City Income Taxes
The Bibb administration is also working harder to collect on delinquent debts, like unpaid parking tickets and ambulance fees
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Superior Midway Bike Project Could Be Threatened by Proposed State Budget Bill Revision From Rep Tom Patton
“If the state unilaterally kills this critical infrastructure project, not only could we lose millions in federal infrastructure dollars, but we could jeopardize our ability to get federal funding in the future.”
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A Bureaucratic Mistake Separated a Cleveland Family From Their Daughter in Sudan. It Took a Three-Year Battle to Reunite
“Where there’s a minor separated from their parent, that shouldn’t really take as long as it has in this case in particular,” their lawyer said
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Ohio Abortion Rights Groups File Proposed Amendment Language to Enshrine Right to Reproductive Healthcare
The measure is the seventh such amendment proposed for a state constitution.