By Doug Breehl-Pitorak, Cleveland Documenters During a July forum for mayoral candidates, Cleveland City Council President Kevin Kelley answered what seemed like a simple question: “What are your thoughts on what constitutes adequate public notice and public participation?” Kelley, who called public participation “crucial,” said during his seven years leading council, he’d made sure residents […]
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This is a list of terms tied to the “Pace of Passage” story and their definitions. Have questions, concerns or ideas? Email our civic reporter, Doug, at DougBP@neighborhoodgrants.org. Board of Control: A city board made up of members of the mayor’s cabinet and city department heads. It directs the city’s Division of Purchases & Supplies. […]
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This summer Cleveland Documenters interviewed 19 people across the city about their favorite healing spaces as part of the Healing Spaces environmental justice reporting project. Angie Pohlman interviewed herself! Angie’s location: Upper Edgewater Park Describe the space. What do you see when you are in the space? What do you hear? Smell? Touch? Taste? The thing […]
Healing Spaces is a project designed to amplify the healing spaces that exist in our communities and showcase the power of people to transform their neighborhoods.
The Pace of Passage: How Quickly City Council Makes Laws and What That Means for Clevelanders
/0 Comments/in CLE Documenters, Reporting /by Doug Breehl-PitorakBy Doug Breehl-Pitorak, Cleveland Documenters During a July forum for mayoral candidates, Cleveland City Council President Kevin Kelley answered what seemed like a simple question: “What are your thoughts on what constitutes adequate public notice and public participation?” Kelley, who called public participation “crucial,” said during his seven years leading council, he’d made sure residents […]
Pace of Passage: Terms to Know
/0 Comments/in CLE Documenters, Reporting /by Doug Breehl-PitorakThis is a list of terms tied to the “Pace of Passage” story and their definitions. Have questions, concerns or ideas? Email our civic reporter, Doug, at DougBP@neighborhoodgrants.org. Board of Control: A city board made up of members of the mayor’s cabinet and city department heads. It directs the city’s Division of Purchases & Supplies. […]
Neighbor Up Action Grants are back!
/4 Comments/in Grants, Neighbor Up /by lmillsNeighbor Up Action Grants invest in everyday people creating an extraordinary world right where they live. Grants range from $500 to $5,000, and are meant to spur small, grassroots community projects. Find out more about applying for a Neighbor Up Action Grant.
Healing Spaces: Documenters find healing spaces in Cleveland
/0 Comments/in Reporting /by lmillsThis summer Cleveland Documenters interviewed 19 people across the city about their favorite healing spaces as part of the Healing Spaces environmental justice reporting project. Angie Pohlman interviewed herself! Angie’s location: Upper Edgewater Park Describe the space. What do you see when you are in the space? What do you hear? Smell? Touch? Taste? The thing […]
Healing Spaces
/0 Comments/in Health, Neighbor Up, Reporting /by lmillsHealing Spaces is a project designed to amplify the healing spaces that exist in our communities and showcase the power of people to transform their neighborhoods.