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Cleveland’s recently-passed Residents First legislation will take a swing at something the city has struggled to do for years: hold out-of-state and absent landlords accountable to provide livable conditions.
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The new positions, most of which will be entry level inspectors, will help bolster Cleveland's new Residents First program.
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The proposed program would benefit about 300 Cleveland homeowners.
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Cleveland is cracking down on out-of-state and absent landlords after City Council passed a sweeping housing code overhaul Monday.
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Opponents to the plan for Broadway Commons are raising concerns about a similar facility in nearby Elyria that's affected businesses and police in that city.
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The issue of crime and safety was ranked as the most important issue facing Summit County in the Center for Marketing and Opinion Research's latest Community Pulse Report.
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New jobs in manufacturing and healthcare are plentiful in Tuscarawas County. But, there's nowhere for new workers to live. With little available housing, stakeholders are coming together to find solutions so that workers in the county can live there and contribute to the economy.
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The disease is still high-risk for vulnerable populations, including the elderly and immunocompromised people.
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Cuyahoga County Council voted to establish a new Department of Housing and Community Development, making good on County Executive Chris Ronayne's campaign promise.
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The site that has long plagued the Slavic Village neighborhood on Cleveland's East Side as a hotbed for crime and drug use. Residents decided to take matters into their own hands after the owner's inaction.