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Summit County is building a high speed broadband network, according to officials. When it's completed, it will connect all 31 communities in the county.
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The utility amnesty program would match contributions or zero out debt owed by customers on payment plans for debt owed to the city-owned power and water companies dating back to March 2020.
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Cleveland City Council and Mayor Justin Bibb are locked in an ongoing battle over funding millions in renovations for the aging West Side Market.
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The plan looks at immediate assistance for residents, as well as long-term investments in funds and projects that Mayor Justin Bibb hopes will benefit Cleveland for decades.
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Cleveland City Council Monday night approved American Rescue Plan Act funding to expand a career-planning program at Cleveland Metropolitan School District.
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City council approved $4 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding for the 311 call center.
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Cleveland City Council Monday approved $3.7 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to help Cleveland Metropolitan School District stand up three new brick and mortar health clinics in school buildings, along with funding a broader "Integrated Health Initiative" to help students' and families' physical and mental health.
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311 is a non-emergency hotline for items such as animal services, reporting potholes or tree trimming requests.
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Cleveland City Council Monday approved a new $10 million workforce development initiative Monday, meant to be the a new-to-Cleveland collaborative approach across multiple partners to build a pipeline to train new workers.
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Mayor Dan Horrigan announced Thursday the latest round of grants meant to curb violence in the city, with a focus of the $2.8 million investment on opportunities for youth.