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Ohio’s 988 crisis lifeline surpasses one million contacts since 2022 launch
Since launching in July 2022, the suicide prevention hotline has responded to calls, texts, and online chats from Ohioans across all 88 counties seeking behavioral health support.
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2mWhat Trump has done on our streets and in Ukraine, voters can begin to undo on Nov. 3
President Trump treats the people poorly. Next year, we can go back to fighting over issues, but this year we should vote with our conscience. Vote for the Democratic Party, writes Linda Cocuzzi Richter of Niles in a letter to the editor.
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6mGlenville’s football playoff hopes revived, but game against University School is in limbo
The OHSAA disqualified Glenville on Thursday from the football playoffs, but members of the team appealed the decision Friday in court. The Cleveland Metropolitan School District addressed it later in the day.
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3mWhat’s planned for the former Sports City property with Ever Grain Brewing
The facility had home to many soccer players at all levels, including professionally.
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2mCleveland woman fails to return rental car: Brook Park Police Blotter
Police are looking for a Cleveland woman who never returned a rental car. Also, a vehicle parked outside Marc’s Deeper Discount Store, 5725 Smith, was reported damaged at about 2:30 p.m. Oct. 16.
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3mMan found in Quincy grave identified after 35 years; homicide remains unsolved
The skeletal remains of a man found in a shallow Quincy grave 35 years ago have finally been identified, though the homicide case remains unsolved.