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Rachel Dissell
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Special Projects and Community Editor, Signal Cleveland
Cleveland
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By Rachel Dissell Verified, Michael Indriolo| Signal Cleveland Verified Months after parents and teachers raised health concerns caused by a leaky roof at Newton D. Baker School of the Arts, the district decided permanently close the building at the end of the school year. Around February, parents and teachers started contacting Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) leaders about Newton D. Baker’s leaky roof, citing water damage and mold growth. They were concerned about potential health effects from the mold.
By Rachel Dissell Verified, Frank W. Lewis Verified| Signal Cleveland Verified During the next citywide election, more than 70,000 registered voters in Cleveland may have to find their way to a new polling location. It’s a change that has Cleveland City Council members concerned about voters being caught off guard. The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections recently released maps with new boundaries for Cleveland’s wards and precincts. Cleveland City Council voted to approve the new maps in January, downsizing from 17 to 15 wards.
By Rachel Dissell Verified, Michael Indriolo| Signal Cleveland Verified Months after parents and teachers raised health concerns caused by a leaky roof at Newton D. Baker School of the Arts, the district decided permanently close the building at the end of the school year. Around February, parents and teachers started contacting Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) leaders about Newton D. Baker’s leaky roof, citing water damage and mold growth. They were concerned about potential health effects from the mold.
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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.
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