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Suit shop, speakeasy set to reinvent long-vacant Lorain Ave. funeral home
Cleveland’s air quality response ramps up, eyes new standards, monitors, solutions
City Council approves two major projects on southeast side
Two transformative development projects in Cleveland’s long-neglected Buckeye-Shaker and Woodhill neighborhoods were greenlighted by Cleveland City Council at its meeting on Monday, April 11.
City Council approves big changes at the West Side Market, expanding lease options and allowing alcohol sales
Cleveland City Council modified and approved legislation proposed by the Bibb administration that will make some changes at the West Side Market. The updates include capping rental rate increases, allowing for longer-term and shorter-term leases and permitting alcohol sales.
Bibb’s first-year budget tries to fulfill campaign promises in the face of heat from council
After weeks of heated budget hearings, Cleveland City Council has modified and approved a $1.8 billion city budget despite some voicing grave concerns that it could be too idealistic and ambitious for the city’s real world financial picture.
Long-lamented jersey barriers at Public Square would be removed under Bibb’s plan
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb announced today he plans to introduce legislation to Cleveland City Council to remove the “temporary” jersey barriers at Public Square – today is their 5th anniversary, apparently – and replace them with removable bollards.
City says West Side Market consultant hasn’t completed report, did shoddy job
“Tell us how to do it, not who should own it.”
Kerry McCormack becomes the first out LGBTQ+ individual to hold Cleveland’s #2 legislative post
With the sea change of leadership that is about to hit Cleveland as the new mayoral and council administration takes office, a number of LGBTQ+ leaders will find themselves not only sitting at the table, but also holding positions of great influence.
Council members balk at $20M ‘blank check’ for citywide broadband pilot
A proposal to allocate $20 million to help bridge the digital divide in Cleveland by creating citywide broadband met with some opposition at Monday’s city council meeting, with some members asking why there wasn’t more community involvement or a concrete plan in place.
