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Valley Democratic Socialists gain members, draw scrutiny as Donald Trump takes aim
River Valley Democratic Socialists members will launch a campaign against a proposed revenue cap they say would hamstring the state’s "millionaire's tax” Saturday in Northampton's Pulaski Park.
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2mPhysical therapist with a new knee clarifies what to expect after joint replacement surgery
Comprehensively, though, Dr. Kariline Bringe’s July 6 column on what to expect after joint replacement surgery is a valuable resource and should be distributed in orthopedic surgery offices for those invested in their surgical outcomes, writes Jean Wendland Porter of Hinckley in a letter to the editor.
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3mCourt upholds sentence for ex-Lake County teacher who abused students
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a nearly 30-year sentence for ex-teacher Anthony Polizzi Jr. for sexually abusing students.
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9mHeinen’s might not be the only grocery store to leave downtown Cleveland
“The optimism was there. Now it’s disappointment,” grocer says, citing multiple factors that are forcing him to consider closing his market. Other officials, though, are taking a more optimistic approach about the future of groceries downtown.
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3mEx-therapist jailed for sexual relationship with patient in marriage counseling
Mario Gibson Franciscotty tearfully apologized in court as he was sentenced to jail and lost his counseling license forever.
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6mCleveland Heights paves the way toward resurfacing 37 roads this year
Cleveland Heights accelerates road repaving and advances pool modernization, while hiring a new HR director.