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SEIU 1199: Tri-C Won’t Honor Agreement With Part-Time Employees
The school says after coming to the agreement, the union unilaterally changed the language.
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Cleveland Ranked 4th Worst U.S. City for Asthma Patients
“All these [rates] follow the same pattern, which is in neighborhoods that have been redlined and systematically underinvested in. It’s all related to and stems from structural racism”
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Sept. 21-24)
Greta Van Fleet comes to Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse and the Guardians take on the Baltimore Orioles at Progressive Field
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First Look: Solstice, Opening Friday in Former Deagan’s Kitchen Space
“It’s the goal of this place 13 years ago, except reimagined for 2023.”
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Ashnikko Talks About Her Fully Realized Conceptual Debut Album
Innovative singer and rapper plays a sold-out show on Saturday at the Agora
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Taco Bell Cantina in Downtown Cleveland Has Closed
What can we even believe in anymore
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Now Open: Sushi 86 at the North Coast Harbor
The restaurant reopened last week following a move from the Fifth Street Arcades
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California Aviation Company Planning to Build Flying Cars in Ohio
Joby has selected Dayton as the site of its new manufacturing facility
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Kathryn Hahn Joins Middle Aged Dad Jam Band for Some Classic Rock Shenanigans at Beachland Ballroom
All concert, part skit, with guest stars galore! (Where’d you go, Rocky?)
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Cleveland Peacemakers Alliance Gets Five-Figure Grant to Boost Work Amid Violent Year
The Everytown Community Safety Fund gave the violence interrupter organization $40,000 to reduce gun violence
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DOJ Grant Will Fund $600,000 in Local Services for Deaf, Disabled Gender Violence Victims
“This grant will allow the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center to collaborate with Cleveland Hearing and Speech in a meaningful way to strengthen partnerships with Deaf Pathways.”
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Council Pulls Legislation to Use Public Funds to Fight Participatory Budgeting Initiative
A spokesperson for council said the legislation was recommended by the Bibb administration, a mayor’s spokesperson denied the assertion