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The Polished Beat 2.01
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Welcome to The Polished Beat, our weekly wrap-up of all the newsworthy happenings throughout the city. With our hectic schedules, it’s tough to keep up with all the news. Here’s what’s going on in Cleveland.
Got an old ticket in East Cleveland? Well, the city is offering fee amnesty to those who haven’t paid what they owe. The city, which was already suffering prior to the economic downturn, is offering the amnesty until April 3rd.
Want to shoot to Columbus to catch the Buckeyes? Or how about Cincinnati to cheer for the Browns taking on the Bengals? Soon, you’ll be able to do both without having to worry about gas money or parking.
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The Polished Beat 1.26
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Community Issues
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Welcome to The Polished Beat, our weekly wrap-up of all the newsworthy happenings throughout the city. With our hectic schedules during this holiday season, it’s tough to keep up with all the news. Here’s what’s going on in Cleveland.
Increasingly, social media is taking over our lives. We’re hooked to facebook and twitter, and that is not lost upon political campaigners, advertisers and others trying to capitalize on our ADD. We point this out because Chris Ronayne, the head of University Circle Inc is using Facebook to announce his decision to run for Cuyahoga County’s District 3 Council seat. For so long, many speculated that he’d run for Executive, but his rollout shows otherwise. http://bit.ly/7FHLd9
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Polished Beat 1.5
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Community Issues
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Welcome to The Polished Beat, our weekly wrap-up of all the newsworthy happenings throughout the city. With our hectic schedules during this holiday season, it’s tough to keep up with all the news. Here’s what’s going on in Cleveland.
County government is changing this year. The Issue 6 success in the November election assured that it would. Want to have input on the change. Sign up with the county to become a volunteer and give your opinion on what needs to stay and go with the new government. It’s our future at stake. Why not take part in it? http://charter.cuyahogacounty.us/
Mayor Frank Jackson was sworn in for his second term as Cleveland mayor yesterday. He said improving the schools and preparing young people for the jobs of tomorrow takes a back seat to the economy.
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