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CMSD Chief Warren Morgan Wants to Hear From You in Upcoming Listening Session Tour
The CEO is taking all “concerns and thoughtful critiques”
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Lutheran Hospital Workers Could Start Striking Sept. 4
Members voted to authorize a strike after filing more than two dozen unfair labor practice charges.
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DOJ Reaches Title IX Agreement with CWRU on “Known” Sexual Harassment Issues
An investigation by the department found that the university violated Title IX and that employees failed to report sexual harassment complaints.
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Laura Meckler: In Conversation on Dream Town: Shaker Heights and the Quest for Racial Equity
“The Shaker story is so rich, complex and ever-evolving”
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City of Cleveland Finally Updates Its Archaic Website
The $590,000 rebuild is the first site overhaul in more than a decade
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Shaker Heights Trump Supporter Convicted of Voter Fraud in 2020 and 2022 Elections
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Mike O’Malley said it’s the first case of someone voting twice he’s seen locally in years
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Parma Clarifies Teachers Will Not Be Among Armed Staff in Schools
The school board says the plan was always to arm security staff.
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John Ewing, Cinematheque Co-Founder, Will Retire Next June After Four Decades
A guiding hand at Cleveland’s arthouse theater, he’s made the Cinematheque a vital, interesting and affordable destination
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At Community Meeting, Local Officials Sell the Garfield Heights County Jail Plan to Wary Residents
The Saturday morning meeting saw turnout from dozens of community members.
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Judge Celebrezze Removed From Controversial Cuyahoga County Divorce Case
Chief Justice Sharon Kennedy found judge violated court rules when taking a case involving her longtime friend
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Polensek Introduces Legislation to Amp Up Penalties on Parents of Curfew-Breaking Teens as Kia and Hyundai Thefts Continue
“Parents, you have to keep an eye on your children,” County Prosecutor Michael O’Malley told Old Brooklyn residents recently