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In Town Hall, Clevelanders Ask Council to Extend Ban on Hyperscale Data Centers (opens the original)
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Clevelanders showed up in City Council Chambers this week to say their piece on the possibility of more data centers cropping up in city limits in the near future, tackling one of the most heated issues of this year. And more than a dozen who stood in front of the mic on Tuesday evening seemed to agree on one thing: Cleveland’s three-month ban on hyperscale data centers should probably extend past its late-October deadline. Ward 13 Councilman Brian Kazy, who led Tuesday’s town hall, said that re
New Cleveland Crisis Response Bureau Brings 'Compassionate Approach' To Public Safety (opens the original)
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The Community Crisis Response Bureau, a new agency within the EMS division designed to act as a link between 911 dispatchers and the right kind of care for Clevelanders in the throes of mental health or substance abuse crises, will soon launch. Its formation follows the passage of Tanisha’s Law , named after 37-year-old Tanisha Anderson, who a decade after 37-year-old Tanisha Anderson died in police custody a decade ago while experiencing a schizophrenic episode at her family’s home in Glenville
An Expanded Downtown DORA Could Boost Struggling Retail Situation, Stakeholders Argue (opens the original)
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Three years ago, plans were unveiled to upgrade East 4th Street and bring it into 21st century relevancy. Lighting would be updated. Public art would be installed. And its valet nook, packed tightly on the street’s southern side, would be relocated to make room for a Guardians-themed outdoor bar and ice cream shop, The Dugout. Alongside those moves, East 4th would become Cleveland’s first designated outdoor refreshment area, as City Council okayed in June 2023. Downtown could be a lot livelier,
City Council Renamed Part of Lake Erie the Gulf of Cleveland. Kris Harsh Thinks People Missed the Point (opens the original)
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Lake Ontario is now Lake America. The Gulf of Mexico is now the Gulf of America. And now a part of Lake Erie is the Gulf of Cleveland. Trump’s name change spree has ticked off many, including some on Cleveland City Council, who have responded to the president’s geography-changing orders by holding down the fort locally. At Monday night’s council session, they officially branded a sliver of our lake in Cleveland’s name. Two miles out, from the tip of Lakewood to the edge of Euclid, will now—satir
Chris Ronayne Reflects on First Term in State of The County (opens the original)
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Almost four years ago, on election night in November of 2022, Chris Ronayne announced his enthusiasm for taking on the “New Cuyahoga” in the coming term ahead. Four years later, in the final State of the County of that first term, Ronayne recapped those past four years as ones well spent, segueing out of an administration plagued with corruption probes and county jail woes. “Our goal was to modernize county government and lead with intentionality,” he said from a podium at the Mimi Ohio Theatre
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