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This is what Greater Cleveland’s economy looks like during the pandemic recovery
As Greater Cleveland continues to recover from job losses due to the pandemic, a new pattern may be emerging.
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‘We’re buying homes in your area!’: Do you get texts from strangers asking to buy your house?
If you own a house and a smartphone, you’ve probably received texts from people interested in buying your home. And you’ve probably wondered who keeps sending them.
IRS audits low-income taxpayers more often than wealthier peers, study finds
The Internal Revenue Service was 5 ½ times more likely to audit the tax returns of the working poor in 2022 than all other taxpayers, according to a Syracuse University report.
Cleveland sues owners, managers of Shaker Boulevard apartments
The lawsuit comes as Mayor Justin Bibb’s administration pledges a more aggressive tack in enforcing housing code.
Council wants more community benefits from Cleveland construction projects
Council President Blaine Griffin proposes tying city incentives to community benefits, saying it has become “harder and harder to sell” big-ticket projects to taxpayers.
REI Co-op workers at Cleveland-area store vote to join union
Workers at the REI Co-op at the Pinecrest development in Orange Village voted Friday to join a union.
What we learned from Cleveland’s 2023 Community Development Block Grant hearings
Cleveland City Council members returned to the budget hearing table to vet Mayor Justin Bibb’s proposals for how to spend the city’s expected allotment – nearly $34 million – of Community Development Block Grants, often referred to as CDBG funding.
Owner of deteriorating Shaker Square apartment buildings meets with tenants
An out-of-town owner and property managers of a set of shabby apartment buildings near Shaker Square promised change to a room of frustrated tenants.
Side Hustle: Robert Johnson, Jr., The Line Dance King
Robert Johnson’s reputation and expertise attract hundreds of people weekly to his classes to learn dance steps and have fun.
Amendment nixing Cleveland’s Superior Avenue bikeway dropped after pushback
Cleveland lobbied state lawmakers to abandon the amendment, which would have dashed plans for protected bicycle lanes in the middle of Superior Avenue.
It’s tax season, and this local organization wants to help you file your taxes
In a program run by the Cuyahoga EITC Coalition, you’ll never get a tax preparation bill. Many people earning up to $60,000 annually can get their taxes done for free.
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