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Treebark Books to Open in Gordon Square This Fall
Rebecca Fisher, a former librarian, plans to mostly sell books by women and minority writers.
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Amid Rise of AI Design, Old Soul Sign Co.’s Alan Giberson Remains the Gold Standard in High Demand
“Signage is your first impression of a business,” he said.
Posted inOhio News
Poll: Sherrod Brown, Amy Acton Open Leads in Ohio Races
“Ohio registered voters approach the midterm election cycle with a sour mood toward President Donald Trump.”
Posted inOhio News
Ohio Job Growth Is Slowing, Analysis Says
An important reason why job growth and unemployment rates are falling simultaneously is that the Ohio workforce shrank by another 10,000 people between July and August.
Posted inOhio News
Ohio Lawmakers Approve 90-Day Gas Tax Holiday Just Weeks Ahead of Election
Democratic candidate for governor Amy Acton proposed the tax break first, and Republican state leaders quickly co-opted the idea.
Posted inCleveland News
In Town Hall, Clevelanders Ask Council to Extend Ban on Hyperscale Data Centers
“We’re at the point of our process where were really need to hear from the public,” Councilman Kazy said. “We want input.”
Posted inOhio News
Gas Tax Holiday Proposal Gets First Hearing in Ohio Senate
Amy Acton first floated the idea which was then picked up by Vivek Ramaswamy and Ohio Republicans. Some state senators question the timing around the election.
Posted inOhio News
Head of JobsOhio Board to Be Deposed in Federal Civil Lawsuit Against FirstEnergy
Josh Rubin served as an advisor to FirstEnergy executives and then formally signed on as a lobbyist.
Posted inOhio News
Op-Ed: Ohio Farmers Are Getting Crushed By Our Politicians’ Failure to Fight for Us
Every single time they cast votes to support the Iran war, they rubber-stamp a choice that’s driving up our bills and making it harder for businesses to operate.
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Cleveland Orchestra Members Go On Strike
For the first time in a decade, orchestra members are refusing to play, demanding higher pay on par with their Big Five colleagues.
Posted inOhio News
Ohio’s Biggest Solar Project Finally Gets Permit After Long Legal Limbo
Regulators’ approval of Oak Run Solar after a court forced them to consider more evidence is a rare clean-energy win in a state where it’s tough to build renewables.
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Ten Years at Oxbow Farm & Market: How a Small Farm Became a Hub for Local Food and Community
“We’re so lucky that we have this opportunity,” said Kyla Werlin. “There is still so much opportunity.”
