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Cleveland Flavored Tobacco Ban Stalls Amid Retailer Opposition And City Council Concerns!

April 6, 2023April 10, 2023 ruthmaxey1 331 Views 0 Comments african american news, african anerican lifestyles, brown & Williamson tobacco, cancer, cigarettes, city of Cleveland, Cleveland city council, Cleveland flavored tobacco ban stalls amid retailer opposition and City Council concerns!, Cleveland ohio, councilman kevin conwell d-ward 9, dr David margolius directo cleveland public health department, flavored tobacco, governor dewine, Hb513 african American health and fitness, health and fitness, kool cigarettes, local autonomy over tobacco regulations, lung cancer, mayor bibb, menthol cigarette ban, ohio, phillip morris international, target marketing, tobacco companies

FEATURED PHOTO: CLEVELAND MAYOR JUSTIN BIBB SignalCleveland.org, By Nick Castele, Posted April 6th 2023 Retailers are pushing back on Mayor

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Cleveland Extends Agreement With University Circle Police!

January 13, 2023January 17, 2023 ruthmaxey1 357 Views 0 Comments african American lifestyle, african american news, african American news northeast ohio, case western reserve university, Cleveland extends agreement with University Circle Police!, Cleveland ohio, councilman kevin conwell d-ward 9, councilman mike polensek d-ward 8, cwrupd, expansion of Case and University Circle police jurisdiction, memorandum of understanding, mou, municipal authorizing agreement, northeast ohio, policing jurisdictions, private police department expansions, public information officer for cpd, self-autonomy, Sgt. Jennifer Ciaccia, uci Police Chief Jim Repicky, ucpd, university circle inc

FEATURED PHOTO: SGT, JENNIFER CIACCIA PUBLIC INFORMATIO OFFICER CLEVELAND POLICE DEPARTMENT SignalCleveland.org, By Doug Breehl-Pitorak, Posted January 13th 2023 Cleveland

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Cleveland Police Expand Use Of ShotSpotter, Dayton Police Discontinue Service!

January 11, 2023January 13, 2023 ruthmaxey1 305 Views 0 Comments african American, city of Cleveland, cleveland, Cleveland Police Commander Brandon Kutz, Cleveland police expand use of ShotSpotter Dayton police discontinue service!, Cleveland public safety director karrie howard, collecting personal information, councilman kevin conwell d-ward 9, Dayton ohio, E-Government Act, Electronic Privacy Information Center, facial recognition, gunshot tracer, Law enforcement facial recognition technology, mayor bibbs, mxo technology, police technology tools, Ron Teachman former police chief Director of Public Safety Solutions at ShotSpotter, safesmartclev, security camera, shotspotter app, social media surveillance tools, stephanie howse cleveland city councilwoman d-ward 7, surveillance cameras, survellence, traffic light surveillance cameras shotspotter

FEATURED PHOTO: RON TEACHMAN FORMER POLICE CHIEF, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY SOLUTIONS AT SHOTSPOTTER SpectrumNews1.com, By Micaela Marshal, Posted January

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Board Responsible For Reviewing Complaints About University Circle Police Did Not Do So In 2020 Rr 2021, Lawyer Says!

May 13, 2022May 17, 2022 ruthmaxey1 370 Views african American lifestyle, african american news, african American news northeast ohio, Board responsible for reviewing complaints about University Circle Police did not do so in 2020 or 2021 lawyer says!, case western reserve university, cleveland documenters, Cleveland ohio, councilman kevin conwell d-ward 9, councilman mike polensek d-ward 8, cwrupd, delayed again!, disrcrimination, expansion of Case and University Circle police jurisdiction, municipal authorizing agreement, northeast ohio, policing jurisdictions, private police department expansions, racial profiling, residential police complaints, self-autonomy, uci legal counsel kevin butler, uci police chief james repicky, ucpd, university circle inc

FEATURED PHOTO: UNIVERSITY CIRCLE INC. CHIEF OF POLICE JIM REPICKY TheLand.org, By Doug Breehl-Pitorak and Cleveland Documenters, Posted May 13th

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