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No annexations related to Project River on Monday's City Council agenda (opens the original)
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The City of Cleveland has announced that no annexations related to Project River are on the agenda for the Cleveland City Council's meeting on Monday, Sept. 28, according to a statement released by the city today, Friday, Sept. 25. The City Councilâs meeting is at 3 p.m. at the Municipal Building, 190 Church Street NE. Residents are welcome to attend and can review meeting materials in the Cityâs Agenda Center by visiting https://www.clevelandtn.gov/AgendaCenter/Cleveland-City-Council-6. Suc
WCLE duo Hartline and Forrester commemorate 20 years of dedicated service to local broadcasting (opens the original)
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WCLEâs Mix 104.1 FMâs Steve Hartline and Bridget Forrester are celebrating 20 years as an on-air broadcast duo. âWe are the longest-running team in the region,â Hartline, long known as the voice of Mix 104.1 WCLE, told the Cleveland Daily Banner. âI had this confirmed by the Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame.â While contemplating how their morning show partnership works, Hartline said their sense of humor plays a big part in their success and longevity. He said their chemistry was pretty
City of Cleveland Planning Commission to meet Monday (opens the original)
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The City of Cleveland will hold the Planning Commission's meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 21, in the City Council Room, as publicly advertised, according to a statement released by the city on Thursday. The statement said, "Leaders recognize the communityâs interest in this meeting and appreciate everyone who has shared feedback about access, space and participation." "The city carefully reviewed options for holding the meeting in a different location in consultation with the Cleveland Police
Interesting as a Caterpillar (opens the original)
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I remembered this yesterday as I sat out on the deck with my parents and two of their oldest friends at their cabin âup north.â We noticed as a tiny, furry ball began descending from the trees far overhead. Lower and lower it dropped until it was just over our heads. âWhat is that?â my mother asked. We didnât know. At this point, the furry ball seemed to know it had an audience and began to swing, just a little at first, but soon in wider and wider arcs as the wind picked up. It lowere
Murkiness of Project River's timeline concerns some city/county residents (opens the original)
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Beginning in October, the Cleveland City Council will hold âmultiple community meetingsâ to answer questions from constituents regarding the $11.3 billion Project River, Joe Fivas, Clevelandâs city manager, said during the city councilâs meeting on Monday, Sept. 14. The meeting was held at the Museum & Cultural Center at 5ive Points. âWe want to hear and answer all the questions that you have, and we certainly promise you that we will have open dialog,â he said. âI think that that'
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