The recent redistricting map reduces Cleveland City Council wards to 15 ... The strengths of our neighborhood are its residents, block clubs, civic and social institutions, businesses and the ...

a former Cleveland State University Professor of Urban Affairs, and urban planner Kent Whitley to draw the new map. Triad’s Bob Dykes said the primary goals were to draw wards using natural boundaries ...

According to a letter from the Greater Cleveland Chapter of ... Go back to previous maps with better alignments. Apologize for ripping neighborhoods apart and put them back together.

Shorncliffe-Cleveland and Airport-Gold Coast lines. This area is located about 2 miles southwest of Brisbane's center just west of South Bank. (Travelers can get to the neighborhood by taking the ...

CLEVELAND — At its first meeting of the new year on Monday, Cleveland City Council officially approved a new representative ward map that will ... do not believe that neighborhoods should ...

Cleveland City Council Griffin said under the new map, wards are more compact, ensuring that neighborhoods with shared concerns remain united. The changes also strive to ensure equitable ...

Additionally, Rebuild Cleveland is building in neighborhoods where new construction ... is helping to put modular homes on the map in Cleveland. Recently, the city of Cleveland announced a request ...

Shocked, but not surprised. That was the general consensus when Melt Bar & Grilled, the trendy grilled cheese and craft beer ...

Nadia Zaiem, co-president of the League of Women Voters of Greater Cleveland, said city council could have created a ward map that kept neighborhoods intact. The group shared their own map and ...

Zaiem, who brought with her a revised map that seemed to better include Cleveland’s neighborhoods without slicing them up, represented the majority of the criticism directed to Council President ...

A city ordinance proposal sponsored by Council Members Rebecca Noecker and Nelsie Yang requires St. Paul to write up a tree ...

The wealthiest areas in the US are almost 7 times richer than the poorest regions, a disparity that has nearly doubled since 1960.