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Haitians in Springfield Are Required to Report to Ohio’s ICE Offices and Wear Ankle Monitors
Temporary protected status for some 330,000 Haitians who have fled their country ended on July 27.
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Councilman Starr Proposes City Grocery Fund to Attract and Back Stores
“If we continue to sit aside, and not do anything, then we’re going to continue to get the short end of the stick,” Starr said of legislation he will introduce this month.
Posted inOhio News
Ohio’s Recreational Marijuana Prices Are Higher Than What Michigan Customers Pay
The median cost of an ounce in Ohio is $147.35, compared to $99 in Michigan.
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He Helped Erase $1.2 Million in Medical Debt for Cuyahoga County Residents. It Took Him Just Two Months
“What surprised me most was the fact that I had to be the person doing it,” said Ethan Khorana.
Posted inOhio News
Candidates Highlight Data Center Plans. Next Ohio Governor Will Select Regulators
Acton calls for conditional moratorium while Ramaswamy says he wants free electricity for those near data centers
Posted inOhio News
Ohio Steel Giant Aims to Use Biden Climate Funds for Polluting Project
Cleveland-Cliffs got $500M for a big green-steel push. Under Trump, the firm is “rescoping” to work that perpetuates coal use and will boost local pollution.
Posted inOhio News
Ohioans in Max Miller’s District Want Action, Consequences as House Ethics Probe Continues
Both his former father-in-law Bernie Moreno and Jon Husted have called for him to drop out while President Trump has intervened to support the embattled Congressman amid domestic violence allegations.
Posted inFood News
Pure Green to Open Off Public Square
Smoothies, health shots and açai bowls are coming to the former Joe Maxx Coffee spot later this year.
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Cleveland Public Library Employees Set Strike Date of August 24 as Negotiations Continue
That is, if the union and the library can’t come to terms on a new bargaining agreement by noon that day.
Posted inOhio News
Sherrod Brown, Jon Husted Offer Contrasting Visions for Data Centers
One of the most contentious election issues is taking center stage in the U.S. Senate race in Ohio.
Posted inCleveland News
North Union Farmers Market Coming to Downtown’s Mall B
Downtown gets its second weekly farmers market just as it loses its full-service grocery store.
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Great Lakes Brewing Joins Suit Against Ohio in Fight Over THC Drinks
A complaint filed in federal court by Great Lakes and 13 other beverage sellers alleges the state is violating their constitutional rights by not allowing them to import hemp products to make their beverages.