Damon Maloney
Anchor and Reporter at WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)
2x Emmy Award Winning Journalist• Anchor/Reporter at WEWS-TV in Cleveland •Proud Husband & Dad • Chef Wannabe
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news5cleveland.com | Damon Maloney
Work to better protect children from lead poisoning has been a focus in Cleveland for years, with leaders and groups calling for more action. Last month, News 5 reported that the City of Cleveland was dealing with a backlog of about 1,200 lead-safe applications submitted by property owners seeking certification that their rental units are lead-free. The applications are submitted after property owners have hired a certified risk assessor and have had their property inspected.
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2 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Damon Maloney
JEFFERSON — The Jefferson Police Department is trying to figure out who placed a credit card skimmer at Sander’s Market. According to a police report, the store had been experiencing issues with one of its card readers in the checkout aisles and called its service repair company. Technicians discovered the skimming device. Police recovered the device on April 7.
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2 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Damon Maloney
AMHERST — A tutoring program designed to help elementary students in Amherst Exempted Village Schools improve their reading skills has been put on hold. The move stems from the U.S. Department of Education’s decision to pull back the final COVID-19 relief funds that the State of Ohio was utilizing to cover expenses. States like Ohio had been granted spending extensions or deadlines.
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2 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Damon Maloney
CLEVELAND — Results are in from air quality testing that took place inside the Newton D. Baker School of Arts on Cleveland’s west side. Earlier this week, I told you the Cleveland Metropolitan School District hired GETCO Environmental Consultants to do testing and remediation in the school following issues with the roof that led to flooding and concerns about the presence of mold.
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2 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Damon Maloney
OBERLIN — Monday, Oberlin Police announced they recovered a card skimming device from a local business. A detective assigned to the case told News 5 it was discovered at the Oberlin IGA grocery store after employees received complaints about the keypad on a payment machine being sticky. Skimmers are devices used by criminals who install covers on payment machines to steal card data when shoppers swipe their cards.
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