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Frank W. Lewis

Frank W. Lewis

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Associate Editor, Signal Cleveland

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Total articles 149

  • RTA to conduct safety inspections of bridges

    By Frank W. Lewis Verified| Signal Cleveland Verified April 1: Greater Cleveland Regional Transit AuthorityCovered by Documenter Colleen Boyd (notes) Engineers will dive into the murky waters of the Cuyahoga River and climb train bridges across the region to help Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority meet federal safety inspection requirements, according to a presentation at the April 1 meeting of the RTA board’s Operational Planning & Infrastructure Committee.

    By Frank W. Lewis Verified · Signal Cleveland

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Cleveland police watchdog to leave job April 10, board says

    By Frank W. Lewis Verified| Signal Cleveland Verified A photo of Marcus Perez, the outgoing administrator of the Office of Professional Standards, was recently seen posted behind the security desk at Cleveland City Hall. That photo told security workers that Perez, who is on administrative leave, is not allowed back into parts of city buildings that aren’t open to the general public without an appointment. A spokesman for the city said the restriction is routine practice for employees on administrative leave.

    By Frank W. Lewis Verified · Signal Cleveland

    Apr. 05, 2025

  • RTA to conduct safety inspections of bridges

    By Frank W. Lewis Verified| Signal Cleveland Verified April 1: Greater Cleveland Regional Transit AuthorityCovered by Documenter Colleen Boyd (notes) Engineers will dive into the murky waters of the Cuyahoga River and climb train bridges across the region to help Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority meet federal safety inspection requirements, according to a presentation at the April 1 meeting of the RTA board’s Operational Planning & Infrastructure Committee.

    By Frank W. Lewis Verified · Signal Cleveland

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Signal Cleveland

Signal Cleveland is a nonprofit newsroom that launched in November 2022 as part of the Signal Ohio network. It focuses on delivering local news and resources specifically for Cleveland residents. The organization aims to enhance the local news landscape by providing reliable journalism on topics such as government, economy, education, health, safety, and resilience. The newsroom produces daily news reports and engages the community through initiatives like the Cleveland Documenters, a group of over 700 residents trained to cover public meetings. Signal Cleveland also offers explainers and civic tools to help residents navigate local life, along with community gatherings and training sessions to foster engagement. With a commitment to transparency and governance, Signal Cleveland serves as a vital source of information for the Greater Cleveland area.

Cleveland, Ohio, United States

+1 216-220-9398

Founded: 2022