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Notre Dame College Will Close After Spring Semester
Will be dispersing its remaining student base to nine colleges around Northeast Ohio and Western PA
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New Cleveland Chief of Police, Safety Director Sworn In a Week After Karrie Howard Resigns
Howard bowed out last week after a Fox 8 investigation into a possible infringement of city policy
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Fidelity Hotel on East 6th Street Looks Toward Fall Opening
Along with 97 rooms come a private dining room, reading room, café and a “high-end sports bar”
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Black Drivers Still Paying ‘Bratenahl Tax’ in Affluent Cleveland Suburb
Bratenahl police are taking more anti-bias training as new data show two-thirds of tickets are handed to Black drivers.
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Ohio City Inc., Placing Bet on Local Retail, Buys City Goods
“This is a long-term investment,” OCI director Chris Schmitt told Scene of the retail cluster purchase
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With Cancellations of FRONT and CAN Triennials, Cleveland Artist Tribunal Brainstorms Possible Replacement
Dozens of artists met last week to toss around ideas for festivals and engagement
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After Vocal Opposition From Munson Residents, Christian Nonprofit Withdraws Plans for Women’s Homeless Shelter
“We’re not trying to force something in the community that doesn’t want it”
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Bibb Announces $2 Million in Funding to House Homeless
The Home For Every Neighbor program aims to house 150 people by 2025
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A Christian Nonprofit Wants to Build a Small Women’s Homeless Shelter in Munson Township. The Town’s Residents Came Out in Force to Kill the Project
Despite clear data of unmet housing needs and unsheltered residents: “You do not want the inner city coming to our county,” one resident said. “This will be like a cancer.”
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Gunshot Detection System Expanded in Cleveland, Silenced in Chicago
Cleveland started piloting ShotSpotter in 2020. Since then, other cities have stopped using the controversial technology
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Cuyahoga County Sheriff Creates New Rank, Fills it With Controversial Former Cleveland Police Leader
Alfred Johnson was disciplined for violating a string of rules
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Hotel Cleveland, After Year of $80 Million Renovations, Will Open Anew in April
The former Renaissance Hotel on Public Square is ready to debut with strong nods to the property’s history in Cleveland