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Ohio man, ex-fed employee sentenced for fraud

(The Center Square) – A Cleveland man and former U.S. Department of Agriculture program director were sentenced to six months in federal prison for conspiring to bill the federal government about $400,000 for work never performed. “Jamarea Grant conspired with his uncle to line their pockets with hundreds of thousands
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The Hot Dog Diner in Parma is Moving

It’s been a roller-coaster ride over at one of Northeast Ohio’s favorite wiener destinations. In 2023, fans learned that the Hot Dog Diner in Parma was closing its doors after 20 years when founders Dave and Natalie Teare announced their retirement. But at the 11th hour it was revealed that a family member was stepping
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Woman Found Dead on Cleveland’s Stoughton Avenue, Police Confirm Shooting

A woman believed to be in her 30s or mid-20s was found dead on Stoughton Avenue in Cleveland, and scanner traffic indicated she had been shot. Police were reportedly checking whether ShotSpotter alerts detected in the area over the past couple of days are connected to her death. A Facebook...
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Gun found after fatal shootout outside White House linked to Garfield Heights man, feds...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — A Garfield Heights man sold a gun that ended up in the hands of a Maryland man who died in a gunfight with U.S. Secret Service agents outside the White House earlier this year, federal prosecutors say. Cylinntheo Yates is accused of lying to authorities about...
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Northeast Ohio addiction specialists report more patients addicted to kratom

Northeast Ohio addiction specialists said they are seeing an increasing number of patients addicted to kratom, a substance some describe as "gas station heroin."
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Cleveland Clerk of Courts Earle B. Turner should stop collecting old traffic-camera fines, council...

Cleveland City Council Member Brian Kazy wants Clerk of Courts Earle B. Turner to stop collecting unpaid traffic camera tickets issued more than a decade ago — debts the clerk’s office has continued trying to collect long after Cleveland voters rejected the use of traffic cameras. Kazy plans...
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New life in sight for Warner & Swasey building

After 40 years of vacancy, vandalism and exposure to Cleveland’s weather, demolition of Buildings 3, 4, and 5 — once the heart of Warner & Swasey’s manufacturing operation and by then no longer suitable for adaptive reuse — began on February 10. Consistent with the high quality of construction 115 years earlier, removi
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Woman’s Critical Condition Reported, Details Limited

A social media post reported that a woman was in very critical condition, but details about the incident remain limited. The story is still developing. A post from The Cleveland, Ohio Remembrance Page reported that a woman was in very critical condition but did not provide additional details about a suspect, motive, or
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Emergency construction: New details after local bridge suddenly closed

A bridge near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport that suddenly closed for emergency repairs earlier this month could reopen by Thanksgiving, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation.
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Northeast Ohio ZIP code ranks among top 5 statewide in amount of unclaimed funds

Several Northeast Ohio communities rank among the top in the state when it comes to the amount of unclaimed money currently being safeguarded by the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Unclaimed Funds. Four of the top ten ZIP codes statewide (44122, 44107, 44120, 44124) are located in Cuyahoga County.

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