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Cleveland EMS will send social workers not police to some mental health calls (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Non-violent mental health 911 calls will get handled differently starting in the middle of 2027 with the Community Response Crisis Bureau handling them. “We will go out in the moment to people who are having manic episodes, psychotic episodes, suicidal ideations, as long as the calls are non-violent.” explained Maureen Malavé, Cleveland’s new Deputy Commissioner of Community Crisis Response. “If there are weapons involved, police would be sent out.” Malavé says social wo
Lee Road wants murals to prove a stroke of marketing genius (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - “Amazing!” Rachel Bernstein, Executive Director of HeightsArts, summed up reaction to the eight giant murals on the sides of businesses in that one word. She said art can provide an economic engine for a business district. “They can walk by a piece of art on the street and say, ‘Hey, that’s my community,’” she continued. The City of Cleveland Heights gave $250,000 of ARPA funds (federal COVID money) for the murals to help emphasize the rebranding of this stretch
Contractor builds home to auction for children’s cancer research (opens the original)
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SOUTH AMHERST, Ohio (WOIO) - It’s a two thousand square foot ranch home, three bedrooms and two and a half baths, and it could help sick children. Contractor Scott Taylor is raffling it off for children’s cancer research. “If we sell all twenty-thousand tickets, that’s going to generate our two million dollars,” explained Taylor. “Fifty percent of profits from the raffle go to Cleveland Clinic Children’s Hospital.” It’s through Taylor’s charity, The Susan Ann Foundation, a group raising money fo
North Royalton looking at possible changes to busy intersection (opens the original)
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NORTH ROYALTON, Ohio (WOIO) - It’s a familiar problem for booming suburbs with 21st-century traffic packed into 1950’s roads. North Royalton is using high-tech eyes to fix some potentially dangerous spots, like the intersection at Bennett and Akins Roads. “It’s a little awkward,” said North Royalton Mayor Paul Marnecheck. “Sometimes you have to creep in. You can kinda tell if it’s a local or someone visiting because the locals are used to it and they set themselves up where they can see.” Some f
Fathers Walk sees 25,000 dads walking kids to school (opens the original)
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LAKEWOOD, Ohio (WOIO) - More than 200 schools participated in the Fathers Walk and celebration of fathers, including a pledge to stay involved in the lives of their kids, including Emerson Elementary in Lakewood. “When fathers are involved, children are less likely to drop out of school, less likely to go to jail, less likely to commit suicide,” said Aldonis Grimes, Cuyahoga County Fatherhood Initiative Director. “I’m happy to be here for my daughter today,” said parent Charlie Eisenstat after w
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