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JD Vance’s Comments and Foreword to Project 2025 Book Show His Contempt for Women
Like the No. 1 man on the GOP ticket, the No. 2 man apparently has a problem with strong women who wield power
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Marginal Road Greenway Connecting Downtown to East 55th Expected to Be Completed in 2026
The trail will be the first off-street pedestrian and bike-friendly route linking Downtown to the East Side
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Huntington Bank Says It’ll Reopen Buckeye Branch Slated for Closure
Residents have spent 2024 pressuring the bank to not abandon the neighborhood
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What Does Ohio College Enrollment Look Like After the Supreme Court Ended Affirmative Action?
Enrollment at Ohio’s public university main campuses dipped slightly in 2023. Black student enrollment jumped a bit, but is still down 20% over the last 10 years
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Greyhound to Move From Downtown Cleveland to New Brookpark Road Station
The service will be departing from the city center, to the consternation of riders
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Here Are the Three Finalists in the Contest to Design a New Flag for the City of Cleveland
CLE Flag, the civic group behind the effort, narrowed down more than 570 submissions with a public vote now underway to find the winner
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Former Cuyahoga County Employee to Plead Guilty to Wire Fraud Charges
The Feds accused Curtis McEwen of defrauding a Beachwood company out of $7.5 million
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Ohio Among States Spending Millions on Anti-Abortion Centers Since Dobbs, Study Finds
In addition, proposed state legislation seeks to add further support through tax cuts and to keep state funds from benefiting abortion-related services
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Another Wage Theft Lawsuit Against Bernie Moreno Comes to Light
“This was a disgruntled employee that filed the suit,” Moreno claimed, “and like all businesses, we eventually settle these things, because it’s cheaper than litigation.”
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With Tens of Thousands Across Cleveland Still Without Power, Residents Scramble for Food, Places to Stay, Medical Help
FirstEnergy has told customers it could be the middle of next week before power is restored
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Roldo: Bedrock TIF Latest Example of Cleveland Chasing the Shiny Object
Cleveland will give $1 billion in subsidies to a billionaire and once again focus on downtown instead of neighborhoods
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Record-Breaking Tornado Number 66 Hits Ohio
A warm winter, minimal Lake Erie ice and a warm Gulf of Mexico have contributed to the string of storms
