Residents discuss Community Police Commission nominees; Woodland Hills to get community garden
Meeting coverage by Cleveland Documenters | Compiled by Signal Cleveland’s Doug Breehl-Pitorak Here’s what happened last week in local public government meetings covered by Cleveland Documenters. Cleveland Public Meetings Report…
Seniors Are Still Shakin’ It Up!
Video By Sharla Harris On Tuesdays and Thursdays around noon, at Frederick Douglass Recreation Center, located at 15400 Miles Ave., a group of seniors get together to “Make their Moves."…
Volunteer Tutors Urgently Needed to Combat Illiteracy
Seeds of Literacy Did you know that 66% of Clevelanders are functionally illiterate? This means they may struggle with things like understanding prescription instructions, navigating bus schedules, making budgetary decisions,…
Historically Marginalized Communities Adopt Anti-Black Racism
AN EDITORIAL Anti-Black racism is engraved in most cultures around the world, but its systematic origins have been around since the inception of the United States. Recent related actions went…
ADAMHS Board Stepping Away From MHRAC; Esports Coming to Rec Centers
Meeting coverage by Cleveland Documenters | Compiled by Signal Cleveland’s Doug Breehl-Pitorak Here’s what happened last week in local public government meetings covered by Cleveland Documenters. Cleveland Public Meetings Report…
Cosmetologist Brings Black Hair Story To Screen
By Sheila Ferguson The Cleveland Observer recently interviewed licensed cosmetologist, author, and newly-minted filmmaker Ladosha Wright, who is the proprietor of the Reverence Design Team Hair Salon in Cleveland Heights.…
None Of The Above: How Rank-Choice Voting Could Change Cleveland’s (And America’s) Political Landscape
By Gennifer Harding-Gosnell Eighty million Americans sat out the last presidential election in 2020. Of those who did vote, 85 million of them were registered to one of the two…
Asian Services In Action Honors Community Partners
By Ray Hom Asian Services in Action (ASIA) celebrated its 25th +1 anniversary on Friday, Oct. 14 during the return of their annual gala by recognizing key community partners, including…
Fleet Avenue Jamboree Returns
By Mark Silverberg For the first time in 18 years, September 24, 2022 saw the return of the Walter Hyde Memorial Fleet Avenue Jamboree in Cleveland’s historic Slavic Village neighborhood.…
REDISTRICTING REFORM AND ITS IMPACT ON THE 2022 ELECTIONS
By Greg Moore WHAT’S AT STAKE this Nov. 8? Beginning Oct. 12, voters may cast ballots during the early vote period that will end on Election Day, Nov. 8. Voters…