Cleveland|News|
U.S. Sanctions On Russia: How Ohio Is Contributing
Russia isn't a major trade partner for the Buckeye State, but Ohio leaders are still trying to isolate the Russian economy.
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Chris Mosby, Patch Staff
- Cleveland, OH
Patch's Ohio Editor, casting my watchful gaze on Northeast Ohio.
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Cleveland|News|
Ohio Makes $650M Available To Child Care Providers
The state will offer sweeping grant support to struggling child care providers.
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Cleveland|News|
30-Year-Old 'Seriously' Hurt After Car Crash In Cleveland
The car went off the road and hit a tree in a vacant lot on Cleveland's east side.
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Cleveland Heights, OH|News|
Heights Schools, Teachers Union Move Toward New Contract
The Cleveland Heights Teachers Union ratified the contract this week, and the district could ratify their side as soon as March 15.
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Westlake, OH|News|
Ponzi Scheme Investigation: Westlake Advisor Convicted
A Westlake financial advisor was convicted of stealing $9.3 million from clients.
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Lakewood, OH|News|
Part Of Valley Parkway Closing March 21, Detour Announced
Drivers in Rocky River and Lakewood who utilize the road may want to plan alternate routes.
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Cleveland|News|
OH Weather: Widespread Snow, Powerful Winds Coming Friday
Ohio will get significant snowfall on Friday and Saturday morning, according to current forecasts.
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Lakewood, OH|News|
Steve Martin's 'Meteor Shower' To Premiere At Beck Center
The Beck Center for the Arts will host the regional premiere of Steve Martin's "Meteor Shower."
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Avon-Avon Lake, OH|News|
Thieves Steal Car From Outside Avon Lake Home: Police
The keys to the car were inside the vehicle, according to police reports.
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Cleveland|News|
Cleveland's St. Patrick's Day Parade Returns March 17
After a two-year hiatus, one of the region's most-beloved events will make its return.
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Solon, OH|News|
RTA Expanding Bus Route Into Solon's Retail District
The route will now provide better workforce mobility and could help with labor shortages, the city said in a statement.
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Cleveland|News|
OH Spring 2022 Forecast: More Rain, Higher Temps Expected
A pair of new long-range forecasts predict a rainy, slightly warmer spring in the Buckeye State.
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Cleveland Heights, OH|News|
Mask Requirement Lifted At Heights Libraries
The Heights Libraries will no longer require customers to wear masks inside branches.
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Cleveland|News|
Cleveland Mayor Bibb Sets Date For 1st State Of The City Address
Mayor Justin Bibb will deliver remarks from the grounds of his alma mater, Case Western Reserve University.
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Cleveland|News|
Ukrainian Refugees: Gov. DeWine Wants Ohio To Help Those In Need
More than 2 million Ukrainians fled their nation after Russia invaded on Feb. 24. Now Ohio communities are preparing to help.
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Lakewood, OH|News|
Indictment Accuses Man Of Knife Attack At Lakewood Store
A 42-year-old man is accused of attacking a Lakewood convenience store employee with a "machete-style" knife, police said.
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Cleveland|News|
Snow Is Coming, Late-Winter Storm Headed To Northern OH: Forecast
Forget about getting an early start on your garden because winter isn't done with Ohio yet.
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Cleveland|News|
Robber Demands Cash At Fifth Third: See FBI Photos Of Suspect
The FBI released surveillance images of the suspected bank robber on Tuesday, hoping someone could identify him.
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Cleveland|News|
Sledgehammer, Saw Used In ATM Break-In Attempt: Cleveland Police
Investigators need your help to identify a group of men that tried to steal cash from a Cleveland bank's ATM.
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Cleveland|News|
'Dangerous Pollutants' In Ohio Water, Lawmakers Want Change
A group of Ohio politicians want to ban the use of radioactive waste as de-icing spray on roads and implement new drinking water standards.
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