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Attorneys for FirstEnergy shareholders argue against judge’s demand for info on bribes in House Bill 6 scandal
Attorneys for shareholders of FirstEnergy Corp. argued Wednesday against publicly addressing a judge’s questions about who paid the bribes in the House Bill 6 scandal.
By John Caniglia, cleveland.com
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JumpStart announces new division and $70 million to invest in tech startups by 2025
Jumpstart is creating a division solely focused on venture capital and investing another $70 million into tech startups by 2025. The move will double the amount of money the nonprofit has invested throughout its history.
By Sean McDonnell, cleveland.com
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Ohio Senate passes bill updating burial, cremation laws
The version of Senate Bill 224 that passes neutralizes for now a battle between the funeral home and cemetery industries.
By Laura Hancock, cleveland.com
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Playhouse Square, CIFF accused of shutting out union projectionists from film festival
The men and women who normally operate the projectors at Playhouse Square are being shut out during the Cleveland International Film Festival, according to the union representing them.
By Sean McDonnell, cleveland.com
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Washington still hasn’t approved Ohio’s plan to change military voting deadlines: Capitol Letter
Legal filings from Republican legislative leaders revealed the information Tuesday afternoon.
By Laura Hancock, cleveland.com
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Hitchcock Center for Women seeks to close $3.5 million gap in $23 million plan for rejuvenation in Cleveland’s Glenville neighborhood
Cleveland's Hitchcock Center for Women, a residential substance abuse treatment and recovery facility serving low-income women and mothers, is trying to fill a $3.5 million gap in an architectural recovery plan that aims to keep it firmly rooted in the city, where it's needed.
By Steven Litt, cleveland.com
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