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Leaders at Avon Hospital opened a food pantry to connect patients with healthy foods and ongoing support from a food bank in hopes of resolving hospital readmissions for patients experiencing food insecurity.
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Cleveland Metropolitan School District and the MetroHealth System's School Health Program opened three wellness clinics in schools.
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Hundreds of people in Cleveland each year are gunshot survivors. Those crimes impact families for years to come after, from medical expenses to physical disabilities and mental health challenges.
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The Burkle family of Cleveland Heights said House Bill 68 could make it unsafe for their family to remain in Ohio with a transgender daughter.
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Linda Howard was once a young mother. Though she had supportive parents, noticing that other young moms didn't have that help inspired her to start her own nonprofit.
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Wall Street Wes Robinson began writing poetry in prison. One of his favorites is a poem he penned on Mother's Day as he wondered if his mother was ashamed of his incarceration.
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Food insecurity remains a problem as leaders from the Greater Cleveland Food Bank and the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank note that some working families can't access assistance programs.
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Charlotte Morgan tells the story of how a chance meeting at the Palace Theater in Cleveland's Playhouse Square led to marriage for her friends, Joseph and Marsha.
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Dr. T Carter of Cleveland examines traditional perspectives in marriage by speaking with Ron and Francine Hollis, a married couple who discussed their gender role journey.
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At age 40, Cleveland-resident Silk Allen isn't sure marriage is for her. Her parents, who have a non-traditional marriage, weighed in — with differing opinions.