Frustrated by residents’ outcries, city leaders have turned to a proposal reminiscent of those tried across the country in past decades – one that was even struck down by an appeals court in another Cuyahoga County city:
SEIU District 1199 organizer Michael Wood said that the two sides were unable to reach an agreement on a new contract before the old contract expired on Monday, Sept. 30.
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb announced Monday that the “A Home for Every Neighbor” program placed 12 people living at an encampment on Payne Avenue downtown and 23 living near the West Park Rapid Station into homes in its second month.
For the second year, Cuyahoga County is setting up bins in Lakewood and several other Northeast Ohio communities beginning Oct. 31 to collect pumpkins and turn them into compost.
The Euclid Hope Task Force will host three community discussions where residents can have “open and honest conversations” about gun violence in their neighborhoods and brainstorm ideas for how to address it.
City council’s Recreation Committee will meet virtually at 6 p.m. Wednesday to hear a presentation on the two bodies splitting the cost of hiring a Youth Sports Administrator, according to the meeting agenda.