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Digital Director @WKYC in Cleveland. Journalist forever #CLE. Opinions are my own. Links: linktr.ee/216brandon | Email: BrandonSimmons@wkyc.com

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How Black and Jewish students can unite to repair the world | Opinion

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By Brandon Simmons Verified, John Eaves
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Texas Southern University student Ryan Vannoy answers questions on a discussion card to engage with other students seated with her during the Black and Jewish UNCF Unity Dinner Monday, Feb. 4, 2025 at Rice University. Kirk Sides/Staff photographer “In Need of a Tikkun” is shown in the Samuel Bak Gallery, as part of some of the 38 newly-rotated artworks by Bak now on display at the Holocaust Museum Houston Wednesday, July 6, 2022 in Houston.
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Trae tha Truth Helps Alabama Woman Who Was Arrested for Trash Bill

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By Brandon Simmons Verified
| The Source Verified
Trae tha Truth always gives back to his community. He never fails to involve himself in local issues. This time he takes his talents past Texas. Last year, Alabama resident, Martha Menefield, was arrested for failing to pay a trash bill. In November, she called authorities to take her into custody as she believed she had already paid the $77 fine. Menefield was charged with failure to pay solid waste fees. A month later, the Houston rapper shared the confusing situation on Instagram.
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Ohio Supreme Court rules Warrensville Heights School District must share Chagrin Highlands tax revenue with Beachwood schools

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By Brandon Simmons Verified
| WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A case that dates back over 25 years involving two Northeast Ohio school districts may finally have been settled. On Tuesday, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled by a 4-3 decision that a 1997 tax-sharing agreement between the Beachwood City School District and the Warrensville Heights City School District is enforceable, despite the fact that it was not approved by the Ohio State Board of Education.
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