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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1 week ago |
signalcleveland.org | Mark Naymik
At noon on Saturday, a number of groups, including the Party for Socialism and Liberation, held a rally at Public Square and marched to Willard Park, at East Ninth Street and Lakeside Avenue. There, they were briefly confronted by the leaders of another “No Kings” demonstration headed by Democratic Party leaders and others, who reserved the park that features the Free Stamp sculpture.
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2 weeks ago |
signalcleveland.org | Mark Naymik
The organizer behind Cleveland’s anti-Trump “No Kings” demonstration planned for downtown Saturday is urging participants to remain peaceful. “I’m more convinced than ever that peaceful protest is needed to stand together against the Trump administration and its policies,” Cindy Demsey said in an interview.
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2 weeks ago |
signalcleveland.org | Mark Naymik
This year’s “Pride in the CLE” march and festival drew thousands to downtown on Saturday. Participants celebrated LGBT+ culture and identity and protested the Trump’s administration push to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. The political climate has led to some companies backing away from sponsoring such events and to abandoning LGBTQ+ marketing campaigns. The LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland organized the event.
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1 month ago |
signalcleveland.org | Mark Naymik
These students from Charles Dickens school love to dive into a good book. They participated in Dickens Reads, which was launched in 2020 to expand literacy and help students pass Ohio’s 3rd grade reading test. Volunteer tutors work with students to improve their skills – and along the way many grow a passion for reading.
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1 month ago |
signalcleveland.org | Mark Naymik
As public officials consider increasing taxes on alcohol and tobacco to pay for repairs on three publicly owned sports facilities in Cleveland, a new poll suggests that the Browns’ plan to move to Brook Park would complicate their campaign to sway Cuyahoga County voters to support another so-called “sin-tax.” That’s the conclusion of a memo obtained by Signal Cleveland that was shared with public officials and business leaders Tuesday.
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Cleveland Water customers can proceed with class-action lawsuit against the city https://t.co/nty0R3vDX5 via @signalcleveland
A national day of protest against the Trump administration was marked in Cleveland by multiple rallies and a march that remained peaceful, though the anti-Trump group leaders briefly clashed. https://t.co/ggtYqblCDk via @YouTube
Ohio Democratic Party picks Kathleen Clyde, a former Northeast Ohio public official, to try to lead its comeback https://t.co/YiiMbLWTgg