Cleveland Police 2nd District Rally to Support Keith Sulzer

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A rally to support Commander Keith Sulzer was held at 5:30 pm on Tuesday, 3/25/14, at the Second District Station, 3481 Fulton Road.  The rally was organized by the Second District Community Relations Committee. A fellowship gathering was held at Benny’s Sports Cafe, 3463 Fulton Road, following the rally.

Commander Keith Sulzer Resigns

TWDC Board Calls for Sulzer’s Reinstatement A special report by The Tremonster Commander Sulzer has resigned from his position as Commander of the Second District. Details are not easy to come by, but many Tremonsters, Tremont West Development Corporation, and its board have expressed great support for him and anger at…

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City Permit Problems for Yoga Rocks the Park

by Andy Holland Emily Miller and I brought Yoga Rocks the Park (YRP) to CLE in 2012, and at that time CLE became the 6th city to have a YRP. As far as costs go, we charge $15 for a ticket which includes a 75-minute yoga class with live music.…

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Burning River Roller Girls Skate into Season 8

by Aubrey Winkler Cleveland’s premier skater-run flat track roller derby league, the Burning River Roller Girls, are now rolling into their 8th season! BRRG’s Hazmat Travel Team, plus some shiny new skaters from the Pyromaniacs farm team, took down the Rubber City Rollergirls in Akron last weekend, winning 240-172.  Now…

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Cleveland Recycling Program: ‘Don’t Bag It!’

From the City of Cleveland Division of Waste Collection/Disposal The City of Cleveland has a high rate of contamination in its recycling, due to non-recyclables being put into blue recycling carts and drop-off recycling dumpsters. Collection has been changed with the elimination of plastic bags. Recyclables should no longer be bagged, but…

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School District to Hold Meetings on Building Plan

by Tom Ott CMSD NEWS BUREAU Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) will hold a series of public meetings, starting next month, on a revised plan for its buildings and decisions that will affect the look of the District for years to come. CSA The five-year master facilities plan, which is…

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