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Vince Grzegorek

Vince Grzegorek

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Editor-in-Chief, Cleveland Scene

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community news, niskayuna schenectady, education arts, board of education local politics,local business

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Total articles 2516

  • Rebecca Maurer Running for Reelection to Cleveland City Council in New Ward 5

    By Vince Grzegorek Verified| Cleveland Scene Verified The recent Cleveland City Council ward redestricting produced more than a few shakeups. While reducing the number of seats from 17 to 15, the process became an overt display of political will and biases despite the ostensibly independent nature of the proceedings, most chiefly evidenced by what happened to Councilwoman Rebecca Maurer.

    By Vince Grzegorek Verified · Cleveland Scene

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Sharon Spruill Running for Cleveland City Council in New Ward 3

    By Vince Grzegorek Verified| Cleveland Scene Verified Sharon Spruill is a born and bred Clevelander -- a Buckeye native, a John Hay grad, a longtime employee at both Burten Bell Carr and the Fairfax Development Corporation -- and has seen her community and the surrounding neighborhoods suffer nothing but disinvestment and decay for decades. "I've seen it go from sugar to wherever it can go from there negatively," she told Scene. "When I think about the Buckeye corridor, and all the thriving businesses that used to be there....

    By Vince Grzegorek Verified · Cleveland Scene

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Rebecca Maurer Running for Reelection to Cleveland City Council in New Ward 5

    By Vince Grzegorek Verified| Cleveland Scene Verified The recent Cleveland City Council ward redestricting produced more than a few shakeups. While reducing the number of seats from 17 to 15, the process became an overt display of political will and biases despite the ostensibly independent nature of the proceedings, most chiefly evidenced by what happened to Councilwoman Rebecca Maurer.

    By Vince Grzegorek Verified · Cleveland Scene

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Cleveland Scene

Northeast Ohio's Alternative weekly multimedia source.

Cleveland, United States

+1 216-241-7550

Founded: 1970