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Lead relocation program to shrink, leaving poisoned children with fewer places to turn

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By Celia Hack Verified
| Signal Cleveland Verified
A program to provide temporary housing for Cleveland residents displaced by lead hazards is scaling back, limiting emergency options for residents. The relocation pilot program began last May. It was the solution to a problem that has long dogged Cleveland leaders working to address lead poisoning, which is often caused by lead paint in older homes: Where should families go if their house is the source of their health issue, and who pays for it? Answering that question hasn’t been easy.
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$7 million available to clean up lead paint homes in Cuyahoga County suburbs

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By Celia Hack Verified
| Signal Cleveland Verified
Cuyahoga County’s Board of Health is opening a new grant program to fix up homes with dangerous lead paint in the walls and windows. The $7.1 million grant can be used to remove lead paint from up to 295 homes in inner- and outer-ring suburbs in Cuyahoga County. The county received the money from the federal government this spring. The repairs are meant to make homes lead-safe by removing doors, windows and porches covered in lead paint, which young children often ingest.
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Fresh produce, hot food and more at the new farm stop in the Central and Kinsman neighborhoods

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By Celia Hack Verified
| Signal Cleveland Verified
After debuting last fall, a pop-up community market bringing fresh, local groceries to the Central and Kinsman neighborhoods will be returning this week — with more foods to offer, a new location and a renewed focus on serving nearby residents. The market, called a farm stop, is a mix between a farmers market and a small grocery store.
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