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Covering Buckeye State craziness for @ThePlainDealer & @clevelanddotcom. Never mind what's been selling. It's what you're buying. Tips: seaton@cleveland.com
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U.S. Rep. Joyce Beatty of Ohio vows fight after Tubman $20 bill plan is scrapped

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By Sabrina Eaton Verified
| Cleveland.com Verified
WASHINGTON - Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has confirmed the Trump administration has scrapped a decade-old plan to put abolitionist Harriet Tubman’s image on the $20 bill, drawing sharp criticism from Democrats including Rep. Joyce Beatty of Columbus. When Spectrum News asked directly on Monday whether Treasury still intends to put Tubman on the $20, Bessent said, “We are not at present.” He did not elaborate.
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Akron gets more than $3M from feds to upgrade historic airport

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By Sabrina Eaton Verified
| Cleveland.com Verified
AKRON, Ohio - Akron Fulton International Airport is getting $3.2 million from the Federal Aviation Administration to upgrade its taxiways, U.S. Rep. Emilia Sykes announced on Thursday. The city-owned airport, which dates from 1929, is home to the original Goodyear air dock where some of the company’s first airships were built. It is used primarily for private planes, corporate business travel, and flight training.
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A federal watchdog is now investigating the controversial sale of Cleveland’s biggest federal building

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By Sabrina Eaton Verified
| Cleveland.com Verified
WASHINGTON - The General Services Administration’s independent watchdog is auditing the planned sale of Cleveland’s Anthony J. Celebrezze Federal Building and U.S. Rep. Shontel Brown wants it to weigh her longstanding concerns about unloading its office space for around 4,000 federal workers. GSA, which manages federally owned real estate, formally announced its plan to sell the 1,194,675-square-foot office building last year as part of government-wide cost cutting efforts.
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