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Capitol Theatre’s New Operator Promises More Indie and International Cinema Alongside Wide Releases
Arthouse Management will take over operations from Cleveland Cinemas come July.
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Baldwin Wallace Announces Another Round of Program and Budget Cuts
Twenty-eight undergraduate majors and minors, as well as seven graduate programs, are being eliminated.
Posted inOhio News
Rep. Brewer Introducing Amya’s Law, Which Would Penalize Adults Who Leave Guns Accessible to Minors
“These are not criminals. These are children. … We must do more to ensure firearms are stored safely,” said the grandmother of Amya, who was shot and killed by her 14-year-old cousing after he picked up an unsecured gun.
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Cleveland City Council Committee Approves Yearly Funding for DigitalC After Questioning Subscriber Growth
“This Council wants you to succeed,” Councilman Brian Kazy said. “We want to be able to provide internet for every Cleveland resident.”
Posted inOhio News
Antisemitic Incidents Nationwide and in Ohio Went Down Last Year, According New Report
Numbers are still up from pre-2023 levels, however.
Posted inCleveland News
Cleveland Rejects Permit for Data Center in Slavic Village
The proposal garnered widespread opposition from the community and city council.
Posted inOhio News
‘We Need to Hammer Them’: How One City Took Parking Enforcement to the Extreme
A Marshall Project – Cleveland investigation found two Lorain judges improperly suspended licenses for single parking tickets.
Posted inCleveland News
Cleveland Vows ‘The Midline’ Will Resurrect 350 Acres on Southeast Side With Development, Jobs
The “largest redevelopment plan in the modern history” of the city could bring thousands of jobs to Fairfax and Central.
Posted inOhio News
13,000 More Ohioans to Lose Food Stamps for Not Meeting Requirements Under Trump Law
The terminations come after 80,000 Ohioans lost benefits between the July passage of the law and January of this year.
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Bibb Believes He Can Bump Downtown Momentum. What Do People Actually Want?
With City Hall in the midst of a 90-day action plan, many want Cleveland to keep focusing on the usual problems: public safety and better retail.
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Shaker Heights Changes Flock Policy After Outside Immigration Searches
Outside agencies had made hundreds of immigration-related lookups of Shaker Heights’ Flock data in recent months despite a city policy that prevents it from enforcing civil immigration matters.
Posted inOhio News
Confusing Ballot Wording May Have Tipped Ohio County’s Vote on Renewables Ban
Exit polling suggests Richland County would have elected to repeal its wind and solar ban, if not for residents who mistakenly voted in favor of the restriction.
