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Cleveland eyes new plan to reward grocery stores for staying open

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By Sean McDonnell Verified
| WVIZ-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
Cleveland is looking to change the way it offers tax incentives in an attempt to keep grocery stores from closing while enticing new ones to open. Mayor Justin Bibb is proposing legislation that would offer certified “Good Food Retailers” job retention tax credits of up to 100%, which would help subsidize one of grocers’ largest costs — staff.
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The Democratic Party is fighting itself, even in Cleveland

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By Sean McDonnell Verified
| WVIZ-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
There’s a “civil war” in the Democratic Party. Or at least that’s how Cleveland City Council President Blaine Griffin described it. Griffin was talking specifically about a Democratic primary in Wisconsin, where a more moderate candidate, David Crowley, faced Francesca Hong, a progressive and a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. But that same divide has dominated Democratic politics for a year. Crowley beat Hong.
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Rainbow Terrace fire survivors unhappy with lack of answers

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By Sean McDonnell Verified
| WVIZ-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
Kyanna Bell stood at a podium in disbelief with her three children Thursday, 15 months after a natural gas explosion destroyed her apartment building. Two of them, her 13-year-old son Tyrone Bell and 11-year-old daughter Azaria Bell, still carry burns on their face and arms from the blast. Her youngest son, 9-year-old Cordale Sheffield, lost his father.
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