Clevelanders can buy vacant lots for yards or gardens — but must act soon
The land bank is accepting applications until Nov. 20 and two local organizations are offering grants that will help residents with the costs of clearing, landscaping and repurposing the land.
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‘A cost-of-living crisis’: Mayor Bibb talks energy bills at climate conference
Weekly Chatter: Meanwhile, Cleveland Public Power has yet to release its plans for upgrading the electrical system after a summer of power outages.
‘Big Crypto’ behind critical ads of Sherrod Brown again — without talking crypto
Ohio politics news and insights from the State Signals newsletter. Plus, local Democrats rebuke Marcy Kaptur over her transgender campaign ad.
Lobbyists call on Rob McColley while he campaigns as Vivek Ramaswamy’s running mate
The Senate president – the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor – held meetings and calls with dozens of lobbyists this year, his official calendar shows.
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Cleveland’s sausage trail
Three generations, one secret recipe: How Ray’s Sausage became a Cleveland institution
The Cleveland company’s souse meat has won fans here and even internationally, and once was featured on a national television show.
At R&K, ‘it’s in your heart.’ Four generations have kept the smokies coming
The walls of R&K Sausage’s walk-in store are covered with family photos and mementos, some dating back to the shops founding.
Buckeye Road Sausage started with three friends. One is carrying it on
Todd Torok starting making sausage with friends. He still hopes to make Buckeye Road Sausage work as a business.
