NEWS WITH A FUSE
The unseasonably high temperatures coupled with high humidity can result in uncomfortable conditions. Cleveland Public Power encourages residents to use energy wisely, while keeping their homes comfortable.
These tips will help you efficiently cool your home:
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Councilman Mike Polensek is celebrating the addition of 10 new homes in Ward 8, which he expects to be quickly built.
In June 2023, Cleveland City Council approved Ordinance No. 658-2023, which allocated $5M in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to build 50 new homes in five Cleveland wards, as part of Habitat’s 400-Home Initiative.
Continue reading “Council Approves Land Sale for 10 New Affordable Homes in Ward 8”
By The Madd Hatter
As a former resident of both Ohio City and Tremont from the late 80’s through the early 2000’s, I can’t seem to escape this troubling thought…WHAT IN THE HELL IS WRONG WITH OUR POLITICAL LEADERSHIP ON THE EASTSIDE ?
Since the mid-80’s, the near Westside has made huge leaps and bounds when it comes to community development, community collaborations and overall beautification of each of these neighborhoods.
Challenge issues $1.5 million to 10 cities for workforce programs; closing digital skills gap
Comcast Corporation and the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) named Cleveland as one of 10 cities to receive a Talent for Tomorrow: Digital Equity Challenge grant award at USCM’s 92nd Annual Meeting in Kansas City.
Cuyahoga County recognizes that summer can be challenging for families with children and teens. We understand that without the structure and resources often provided by schools, families may struggle with childcare, food, and constructive and safe activities for kids. Today, Cuyahoga County leadership, representatives from our municipalities, and community organizations outlined summer programs and resources designed to support families and children. This collaborative effort aims to ensure a safe and enjoyable summer for all.
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By Mikki Hardwick-Lett
Cuyahoga Community College is and has been one of the premier places in Cleveland to get a great education at an affordable price. Especially, with the rising cost of colleges across the nation. Secretly, it is also one of the best places to work in Northeastern Ohio.
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The Association of African American Cultural Gardens (AAACG) has entered into agreement with the Cleveland Foundation to establish funds for the completion and the maintenance of the garden.
”We are thrilled to be teaming up with the Cleveland Foundation”, said AAACG Executive Director Obie Shelton. “The Foundation has a stellar reputation locally and nationally for supporting important projects and causes that enrich the Greater Cleveland community. Finishing the African American Cultural Garden has been a 63-year goal, and this partnership with the Cleveland Foundation will help us reach that goal.
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By Ray Robinson
It’s always been said that, “If you look good, you feel good”. With that, Cleveland fashion designer and icon, Dee Dee Tufts, has kept the city on their toes and looking good for over 50 years. And yet, she is still dreaming up new stylish ideas almost daily.
Just recently she was presented a proclamation for her many years of hard work and dedication to all things fashionable. Her keen eye and attention to detail has helped her to create some of the hippest and most modern styles that women around the town are clamoring to get their hands on.
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Councilman Mike Polensek is celebrating the addition of 10 new homes in Ward 8, which he expects to be quickly built.
In June 2023, Cleveland City Council approved Ordinance No. 658-2023, which allocated $5M in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to build 50 new homes in five Cleveland wards, as part of Habitat’s 400-Home Initiative.
Continue reading “Council Approves Land Sale for 10 New Affordable Homes in Ward 8”
By The Madd Hatter
As a former resident of both Ohio City and Tremont from the late 80’s through the early 2000’s, I can’t seem to escape this troubling thought…WHAT IN THE HELL IS WRONG WITH OUR POLITICAL LEADERSHIP ON THE EASTSIDE ?
Since the mid-80’s, the near Westside has made huge leaps and bounds when it comes to community development, community collaborations and overall beautification of each of these neighborhoods.