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Help for youth aging-out of foster care
Help for youth aging-out of foster care by Tonya Sams (Plain Press, December 2021) Aging out of the foster care system can be a very challenging time for youth who are also navigating the transition from childhood to adulthood. Without a birth certificate, social security card, or other identifying documentation, it can be extremely difficult to…
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Legislation introduced to establish Ohio City Entertainment District
Legislation introduced to establish Ohio City Entertainment District (Plain Press, December 2021) Ward 3 City Council Member Kerry McCormack has introduced emergency legislation to Cleveland City Council to approve the application of Ohio City Legacy, LLC to establish an Ohio City Entertainment District. The entertainment district is designed to benefit prospective hospitality industry tenants in the…
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November 2, 2021: election results
November 2, 2021: election results Mayoral contest (Plain Press, December 2021) Justin Bibb won the November 2nd mayoral election receiving 36,168 votes or 62.86% of the votes cast. Kevin Kelley received 21,352 votes or 37.14% of the votes cast. The total of 57,520 votes cast in the mayoral contest represents 23.2% of the 247,264 registered voters in…
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December 2021 Community Board
December 2021 Community Board ADDICTION SUPPORT JUDGEMENT-FREE ADDICTION SUPPORT: Addiction Counseling/Medication Assisted Treatment from Circle Health Services now affiliated with The Centers. Start your journey toward recovery today. Call 216-325-9153 or visit thecentersohio.org. ARTS ART HOUSE COMMUNITY CAFES: Join us for an opportunity to re-envision Art House campus! We planning to create an artistically engaging and inspirational environment.…
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Mayoral candidate Kevin Kelley promises stability
Mayoral candidate Kevin Kelley promises stability by Bruce Checefsky (Plain Press, November 2021) Cleveland City Council President Kevin Kelley placed second in the mayoral primary with 19 percent of the votes in an election the majority of city residents decided to sit out. Only 15 percent of eligible voters went to the polls. Justin Bibb placed…