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Trump Cuts Will Affect Tree Canopy Restoration Work in Cuyahoga County
Millions of dollars meant for tree-planting across Ohio are up in the air
Cuyahoga County
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New Emergency Mental Health and Substance Use Center to Open at Former St. Vincent Site Downtown
“Having these capabilities again downtown, and on one site, with these other services? That’s a really big deal,” a county rep said
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Hollie Strano Sues WKYC, Says Company Fired Her for Sharing Sobriety Journey
Strano was fired in September, she said, for ‘sharing [her] recovery journey publicly’ following last year’s DUI and car crash
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Here are the Best and Worst Northeast Ohio Neighborhoods and Suburbs for Life Expectancy
Overall, Ohio isn’t doing so great
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In Second State of the County, Chris Ronayne Plays it Cool for Packed Atrium
Despite interruptions from pro-Palestine protestors, the county executive kept his fatherly boosterism intact
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Roldo: Why Does Cuyahoga County Always Eye Sales Taxes to Fund Projects?
Funds are disproportionately raised off the poor
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Former Cuyahoga County Employee to Plead Guilty to Wire Fraud Charges
The Feds accused Curtis McEwen of defrauding a Beachwood company out of $7.5 million
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Cuyahoga County to Plant 1,500 Trees in Canopy Restoration Effort, But Residents’ Role in Solution Looms
“Residents have a wide variety of attitudes towards trees that shed leaves on their property”
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Former Cuyahoga County Employee Federally Charged on Seven-Figure Wire Fraud Charges
The Feds have accused Curtis McEwen of defrauding a company out of $7.5 million
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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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‘A Stark Contrast in Approach’: Michael O’Malley and Matthew Ahn Go Toe-to-Toe in Prosecutor Race Forum
The two debated, and disagreed heavily on, the death penalty, on state law, on office transparency, and so on
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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
