Abbey Marshall
Reporter at Signal Cleveland
professionally nosy. Cleveland local government reporter @Ideastream @npr. @scrippsjschool alum. after hours: playwright, actor, director (she/her)
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1 day ago |
ideastream.org | Abbey Marshall
As Mayor Justin Bibb keeps his eyes trained on re-election this fall, he took a final victory lap — and addressed past and upcoming challenges — in the final State of the City address of his first term. Bibb took aim at President Donald Trump’s administration and policy impacts on the city, while maintaining that he intends to steer the ship as potential cuts loom.
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1 week ago |
ideastream.org | Conor Morris |Abbey Marshall
Dozens of protesters demonstrated outside the City Club of Cleveland Thursday, where Ohio Senator Jerry Cirino (R-Kirtland) spoke about his controversial higher education bill recently signed into law and discussed the state budget currently making its way through the legislature.
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1 week ago |
ideastream.org | Abbey Marshall
Congress is on recess this week, so the dozens of protesters outside Republican Senator Bernie Moreno's Cleveland office brought “spring break” activities — corn hole, hula hoops and chalk — to their weekly demonstration. They call these protests "Wednesday at Bernie's," a play on the 1989 hit film "Weekend at Bernie's." This week, the group propped up an inflatable doll of Moreno, clad in swim trunks, on a beach chair.
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1 week ago |
ideastream.org | Abbey Marshall
Two sitting Cleveland City Council members will face off in a race to clinch the new Ward 5 seat. Ward 12 Councilmember Rebecca Maurer, whose current ward will be sliced into multiple pieces under new maps, announced Tuesday that she will seek reelection in Ward 5. That's where her home address will be when new wards take effect next January. It’s also home to incumbent Richard Starr, who is running for re-election.
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1 week ago |
ideastream.org | Abbey Marshall
Cleveland's "Home for Every Neighbor" initiative has found housing for 154 unsheltered people across 47 encampment sites, city officials announced Monday. That puts the city ahead of schedule on its goal to house 150 or more residents within 18 months of the program's launch last summer.
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ICYMI: This morning, I reported on texts I obtained from a Cleveland City Council group chat following allegations of harassment from a councilman. Two members of council appear to discuss retaliating against the nonprofit that lodged complaints. More: https://t.co/SsoK4zrszZ
Dozens of Cleveland residents gathered Monday on Shaker Square to demand that City Council "fix" President Blaine Griffin's proposed maps redrawing ward boundaries to eliminate two of council's 17 seats. @Ideastream https://t.co/zZqMteMAr9
Cleveland City Council released proposed maps for new ward boundaries that ax two of its 17 seats. Read about the once-in-a-decade process, and why one council member says she has concerned about gerrymandering: @Ideastream https://t.co/tfk4eywUna