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Medworks is offering a dental clinic with free cleanings and procedures, as well as vaccinations for flu and COVID-19 and other health care services at the Huntington Convention Center in Cleveland.
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The church was selected by the Cleveland Restoration Society to receive an Ohio Historical Marker for its role in the Civil Rights Movement.
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The National Park Friends Alliance meeting includes fieldtrips to showcase Cuyahoga Valley National Park and meetings on collaboration, engagement and more.
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On Monday, the city of Cleveland presented the latest draft of its plans for the North Coast Lakefront project. Plans will be finalized in January.
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Hamas attacks over the weekend led to an outpouring of support for Israel in Northeast Ohio. A group of religious organizations are asking Clevelanders to also share support and compassion for Palestinians.
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375 workers at the Brook Park Ford plant will be laid off beginning Monday, October 9.
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Tri-C saw what was probably the biggest enrollment increase in Northeast Ohio this year among public or private college or university, up almost 1,650 students. Other private colleges and community colleges saw mixed results.
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Kent State University and the University of Akron received some good news this fall with a slight increase in overall enrollment; meanwhile, Cleveland State and Youngstown State are continuing to see overall enrollment declines.
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Despite some signs of progress, advocates argue the state report card is often a better measure of each district's students' access to resources than the work by teachers and administrators in schools.
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Cleveland schools CEO Warren Morgan sat down with reporters to discuss his priorities and what's he learning about Clevleand after his first month on the job.