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Brad Sellers running for Mayor of Warrensville Heights

sellers_photo_new_webSellers was born and raised in Warrensville Heights. The Warrensville Heights High School alumnus played professional basketball for 13 years before re-turning to Warrensville Heights as the Director of Economic Development,

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Guilty verdict for Judge Steven Terry

6-15-11_Judge_Steven_Terry_webThe federal jury returned the verdict against Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Steven J. Terry Monday in the Akron court. The judge, who was charged in the county corruption investigation for allegedly fixing a foreclosure case, has been found guilty on three of the five charges he was facing.

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John Hairston named district director for Congresswoman Fudge’s district office

6_1_2011_John_HairstonCongresswoman Marcia L. Fudge (OH-11) yesterday announced the appointment of John M. Hairston as district director for the 11th District Congressional office in Warrensville Heights

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OSBA to honor Judge Jean M. Capers

5-11-11_Jean_Murrell_CapersJudge Jean Murrell Capers of Cleveland has been selected as the 2011 recipient of the Ohio State Bar Association’s (OSBA) Nettie Cronise Lutes Award. The award was given last week at the OSBA Annual Convention in Columbus.

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State budget cuts give Cleveland more woes

4_13_2011_Mayor_Jackson_deficit_webCleveland Mayor Frank G. Jackson said Cleveland will lose $9.1 million more in 2011 than city officials anticipated just weeks ago; shortly after Gov. John Kasich released his two-year budget proposal.

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Kasich signs Senate Bill 5

Last week, Governor John Kasich signed the controversial Senate Bill 5 into law as he said he would, severely weakening Ohio’s collective bargaining law that protects more than 360,000 public sector workers in the state.

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McGee Brown sworn in as Ohio Supreme Court justice

Yvette-McGee-BrownFor Yvette McGee Brown, it has been quite a remarkable journey to history.

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