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After One Year of Cuyahoga County’s Downtown Safety Patrol Unit, Is the City Center Safer?
The unit was created amid a summer crime wave last year and low Cleveland police staffing levels
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Metroparks Approves Purchase of Downtown Site for Cleveland Women’s Pro Soccer Stadium
The Cleveland Soccer Group hopes to build a $150-million stadium, with $90 million coming from Cleveland, Cuyahoga County and Ohio
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Report: Cleveland Hopkins Airport as Shitty as You Think It Is
Hopkins came in last among mid-sized airports
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There’s Still No Agreement on How Many Clevelanders Actually Live Downtown
A recent report showed around 12,000 living there while studies from other groups purport 20,000
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Hough’s Civil Rights History Honored with New Trail Marker
Cleveland’s Civil Rights Trail includes 10 sites through the city
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Two Studies Lean Towards Recommendation for Cleveland to Close the Burke Lakefront Airport
These “findings have reinforced my long-held belief that closing Burke is both possible and economically advantageous for Cleveland,” Mayor Bibb said
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Cleveland is in Bad Need of New Housing. Developers Blame a Draconian Permit Process
Permits pulled for new homes in the city are down on average. Developers point their fingers at City Hall.
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Not ‘Mini-Adult Court’: Lawyers Lacking Qualifications Defended 1,200 Cuyahoga County Kids
Juvenile Court judges will now track qualifications, but insist the state system creates barriers keeping experienced attorneys from defending kids
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Operator Layoffs at Cleveland Hopkins Won’t Impact Fall Flights, Airport Says
Swissport USA, baggage handlers that have worked at CLE since 1996, laid off 213 workers last week
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Here are the Best and Worst Northeast Ohio Neighborhoods and Suburbs for Life Expectancy
Overall, Ohio isn’t doing so great
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In Second State of the County, Chris Ronayne Plays it Cool for Packed Atrium
Despite interruptions from pro-Palestine protestors, the county executive kept his fatherly boosterism intact
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Russell Atkins, Cleveland Poet Who Made Strides in Avant-Garde Scene, Dead at 98
A Clevelander for much of his life, Atkins was a friend and contemporary of Langston Hughes and Amiri Baraka