Lakewood Archives – Page 12 of 18

Hollywood star’s IlluminateHER program sheds light on beauty standards, helps Cleveland girls

By Zachary Lewis ● Arts & Culture ● October 30, 2025

“It’s not about how you look. It’s about what’s inside you and the difference you can make. That’s what this project is all about: taking pictures that speak for you.”

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Uncounted: Ohio lawmakers propose bill to track pregnancy outcomes in jails and prisons

By Mark Puente & The Marshall Project ● Government ● October 29, 2025

A Marshall Project – Cleveland and News 5 investigation helped spark a bipartisan bill to track pregnancy outcomes in Ohio jails and prisons.

Trump urged GOP-led states to redraw US House districts. Now other states also are gerrymandering

By The Associated Press ● Communities ● October 28, 2025

Ohio is among states considering redrawing their maps for U.S. House districting.

Cuyahoga County’s new director of homeless services wants to protect Northeast Ohioans, grapples with federal hurdles

By Bob Sandrick ● Government ● October 27, 2025

“One thing I found is that prevention is key. How do we keep families from major crises?”

Cleveland’s Kate Sidley blesses world with humorous look at sainthood

By Rodney Bengston ● Arts & Culture ● October 23, 2025

Kate Sidley will never be a saint, but she’s more than happy to tell you what’s funny about them.

The Cleveland Arts Prize 2025 awards ceremony will honor artists of all disciplines from Northeast Ohio

By Christopher Johnston ● Arts & Culture ● October 21, 2025

This Wednesday, the Cleveland Arts Prize, the oldest municipal, juried arts award in the U.S., will recognize its 65th cohort of winners at the Simon and Rose Mandel Theater at Tri-C East at 6:30 pm.

Where does Cleveland clobber Pittsburgh? Its land bank.

By Charlie Wolfson & Pittsburgh's Public Source ● Civic Engagement ● October 15, 2025

“Cleveland, they’re just lightyears ahead of us in terms of their land bank and how they’re funding their land bank.”

Crypto spent millions to defeat Sherrod Brown and elect allies. It’s ready for a repeat in 2026

By The Associated Press ● Communities ● October 11, 2025

The cryptocurrency industry spent millions last year to unseat a longtime critic, Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown in Ohio, and install its allies in Washington. It’s ready for a repeat in 2026 and may once more target Brown, who’s making a comeback bid.

Cuyahoga County Board of Elections detail voting process, changes ahead of Nov. 4

By Gregory Burnett ● Communities ● October 9, 2025

The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections recently moved about a mile away from their former location on Euclid Avenue near E. 30th Street, to new digs at 1803 Superior Ave. (the former Plain Dealer building).

Westline development on Detroit Ave. reaches final stages— “the forefront of Lakewood’s next chapter”

By Eva Strazek ● Development ● October 6, 2025

Lakewood’s newest mixed-use development, Westline, will start leasing apartments as early as spring 2026, according to developers.