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I’m in a bit of a snit at the moment

webmaster · November 4, 2014 · Leave a Comment

Elisabeth Gevelber, owner of Simply Charming gift boutique on Lee Road has something to say about the way certain local media have covered news coming out of Cleveland Heights lately.  In the spirit of blogging, you're encouraged to read the entire post on her own blog here. … [Read more...] about I’m in a bit of a snit at the moment

Filed Under: GUEST BLOGGERS Tagged With: crime, Lee Road, media

The police are using Twitter – and look who’s got something good to say

Bob Rosenbaum · December 1, 2011 · Leave a Comment

On Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend, a 16-year-old boy named Artwon Oliver was shot  and killed at the intersection of Lee and Superior roads in Cleveland Heights. According to the reports (here are 2 from the Plain Dealer: first report, Nov. 27; follow up, Nov. 30), he had been … [Read more...] about The police are using Twitter – and look who’s got something good to say

Filed Under: BLOGGERS, Bob Rosenbaum, Cleveland Heights, Government, Quality of Life Tagged With: Cleveland Heights Police Departments, crime, public safety, shooting, Twitter

How Cleveland Heights is – and isn’t – dealing with juvenile crime

Bob Rosenbaum · August 16, 2011 · 5 Comments

I met Cleveland Heights Police Chief Jeffrey Roberston for the first time last week, and he changed my mind. And then didn't. We were in a community meeting, organized by City Council Member Bonita Caplan and attended by a small group of concerned citizens – mostly from the … [Read more...] about How Cleveland Heights is – and isn’t – dealing with juvenile crime

Filed Under: Bob Rosenbaum, Cleveland Heights, Government, Quality of Life Tagged With: Broken Windows Theory, burglary, cleveland heights, crime, curfew, Forest Hills Neighborhood, juvenile, nixle, police, public safety, punk, Speed Traps

Before the city council elections, let’s define ‘excellent’

Bob Rosenbaum · August 1, 2011 · 5 Comments

If you want to get a rise out of a Cleveland Heights City Council member, float the suggestion that our city government is just OK. For example, several weeks ago – in the aftermath of the Coventry flash mob and an unrelated violent assault near Lee Road – I sent a note to … [Read more...] about Before the city council elections, let’s define ‘excellent’

Filed Under: BLOGGERS, Bob Rosenbaum, Cleveland Heights, Government Tagged With: broken window, city council, City Council Member, city hall, crime, election, excellence, public safety, Violent Assault

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