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At Last, Public Square Says Goodbye to its Jersey Barriers
And hello to its second renovation, following its makeover in 2016
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Lakeside Men’s Homeless Shelter Extension Opens, Putting Dent in County’s Demand for Beds
The shelter, built in a collaboration between Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry and Cuyahoga County, adds 113 more beds to tackle Cleveland’s homelessness spike
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Bibb Announces $2 Million in Funding to House Homeless
The Home For Every Neighbor program aims to house 150 people by 2025
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In Cleveland’s Fight to Address Growing Homeless Population, Outreach Workers Play a Frontline Role
There remains a clear need for more connections between those on the streets and services, housing
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Chris Ronayne on Funding for the Homeless, Re-entry Services, a Stadium (Not That One) and the City’s Plan to TIF Downtown
After a year of big lifts for Cuyahoga County, the executive takes stock at the quarter pole
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Department of Labor Investigating Alleged Theft of Union Funds at AFSCME Local 1746
Two officials are suspected of stealing more than $150,000, a source said
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At Community Meeting, Local Officials Sell the Garfield Heights County Jail Plan to Wary Residents
The Saturday morning meeting saw turnout from dozens of community members.
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Cuyahoga County Council Continues Pushback on Chris Ronayne’s Garfield Heights Jail Plan
Members object to the scope, location, price and funding mechanism
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Chris Ronayne’s First State of the County Speech Centers on Reform and Opportunity
“We are all one community, and we can do better for those who need us.”
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Weekend Open House of Veterans Memorial Bridge’s Streetcar Level Previews What the ‘Low Line’ Might Be
More than 9,000 attendees walked the bridge’s lower level at events Friday and Saturday
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Cleveland Vows to End AIDS/HIV by 2030 in Landmark Summit
As a Fast-Track City, the goal is to cut HIV infections by at least 95 percent in the next seven years
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Cleveland and Cuyahoga County Unveil Plan for ‘Downtown 3.0,’ Aiming to Boost Population, Visitors and Amenities
A comprehensive ‘Reimagining Downtown Cleveland’ plan promises better retail, better public safety, and basic repairs to infrastructure