Mark Naymik
Managing Editor, News at Signal Cleveland
Contributor at WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH)
Managing Editor/News at Signal Cleveland, a new nonprofit newsroom & more. Previously, WKYC; Plain Dealer/cleveland.com Still love visuals; Still pesky.
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2 weeks ago |
signalcleveland.org | Mark Naymik
Demonstrators packed the street corners around Cleveland’s West Side Market Saturday to protest President Donald Trump, government cuts, trade policy, Wall Street’s financial trouble and what they see as attacks on democracy. Despite a rainy start to the day, more than a thousand people packed Market Square at West 25th Street and Lorain Avenue. A healthy police presence was on hand to keep traffic moving.
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3 weeks ago |
signalcleveland.org | Mark Naymik
Twice a month demonstrators have gathered along Mayfield Road in Lyndhurst outside the Tesla car dealership to protest Tesla CEO Elon Musk. They are upset at the cuts he’s making to the federal government as head of President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. Today, more than 400 people – the biggest turnout among the Lyndhurst protests to date – rallied outside the dealership as part of the national “Telsa Takedown” day.
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1 month ago |
signalcleveland.org | Mark Naymik
Billionaire Elon Musk, who has come under nationwide protest as the face of President Trump’s cost-cutting Department of Government Efficiency, was the target of a large demonstration Sunday at Cleveland’s main post office on Orange Avenue. Organized by the Cleveland branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers, hundreds of postal workers, other union members and activists, railed against the notion that the best way to fix the financially struggling Postal Service is to privatize it.
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1 month ago |
signalcleveland.org | Mark Naymik
Often likened to a New Orleans’ “Mardi Gras,” the Kurentovanje parade and festival marks the beginning of spring and carries the goal of chasing away winter with the help of “kurenti,” monsters rooted in Slovene folklore. Despite cold temperatures and blustery winds on Saturday, the event drew hundreds who didn’t seem to mind. The day also featured a 5k run before the parade.
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1 month ago |
signalcleveland.org | Mark Naymik
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy capped his two-day gubernatorial kickoff Tuesday night with a packed rally at a bar in a Strongsville strip mall. Though he won’t appear on the GOP primary ballot for more than a year, he displayed the confidence of a politician who’s already won, thanks in part to the endorsement from President Donald Trump and top local and statewide officials, which came within 24 hours of his announcement.
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.@AndrewJTobias gives great explanation of fourth-quarter drama around House budget bill and Cleveland Browns money. Legislative leaders usually tightly choreograph voting sessions to ensure passage but they almost fumbled this one. https://t.co/QemmMevlPo via @signalcleveland
Good digging by @amymorona: Ohio House budget could force private colleges to follow rules similar to those in anti-DEI education bill https://t.co/HDsEj9jrF7 via @signalcleveland
.@NickCastele continues to keep tabs on critical spending: A closer look at Cleveland’s $117 million in ARPA money for housing https://t.co/CXFW01VEMF via @signalcleveland