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New Mandel Lakefront Trail on East Side Now Open
Two years after construction started, the lakefront’s longest shared use path is now rideable.
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Ohio Haitian College Student Who Lost Temporary Protected Status Dies After Walking Into Traffic
“He called me at 8:03 on a video call, (and said) ‘I’m not feeling okay mentally because of the bullying,’ and I told him to come home so we can talk,” Damas Bel’s father Pierre Ronal Bel, said in a statement.
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Millennia Loses Bid to Keep Centennial Building From Auction Sale
Despite promises to secure hundreds of millions to keep 925 Euclid, the property is likely to head to auction later this month. Millennia told Scene it’s still trying to find a way to keep it.
Posted inOhio News
Ohio Teen Treatment Center CEO Accused of Unlawful Sexual Contact With Minor in Police Sting
Police say the head of Fox Run Center for Children and Adolescents drove nearly 200 miles to meet with someone he believed was a 14-year-old girl.
Posted inOhio News
Federal Court Blocks Ohio’s Proof of Citizenship Requirements for Voter Registration
The arguments hinge on the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 — commonly known as the Motor Voter Act because it required vehicle registration offices to help people register to vote.
Posted inCleveland News
First New RTA Railcar Arrives in Cleveland
The full suite of 54 Siemens S200 train cars will hit the Red Line next summer and the rest of the system in 2028.
Posted inOhio News
Ohio’s Already Seen the Biggest ACA Drop. Premiums Are About to Go Up by Another 15%
“It’s just exacerbating the affordability crisis that millions of Americans are finding themselves in — especially as it relates to their monthly premiums.”
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Cleveland Offering Rebates for New E-Bike Purchases
City Hall will kick in $500 to $1,500 for Clevelanders to buy electric bikes.
Posted inOhio News
Ohio Politicians Welcomed Unregulated Data Centers by the Hundreds. Ohio Citizens Are Fighting Back
Ohio politicians committed at least $2.3 billion in sales tax exemptions to the biggest tech giants in the world
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Cleveland Public Library Workers Agree on Contract, Averting Strike
The union won a wage increase, improved insurance coverage and increased vacation time, among other perks.
Posted inOhio News
Data Center Debate Exposes Ohio’s Uneven Energy Landscape
Ohio has put its thumb on the scale when it comes to choosing between solar, wind and natural gas.
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Cleveland Rocks Building Up for Auction
Founder Kevin Wojton still owes some $2 million on the property, court records show. The gym itself could close late September.