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Doug Brown covers all things connected to the government in the city. He strives to hold elected officials and other powerful figures accountable to the community through easily digestible stories about complex issues. Prior to joining Signal Akron, Doug was a communications staffer at the ACLU of Oregon, news reporter for the Portland Mercury, staff writer for Cleveland Scene, and writer for Deadspin.com, among other roles. He has a bachelor’s degree in political science from Hiram College and a master’s degree in journalism from Kent State University.

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Former Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan nominated for a top position at Cleveland Heights City Hall

Avatar photo by Doug Brown December 11, 2024December 11, 2024

Former Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan could soon become the second-in-command in the Cleveland Heights mayor’s office. Cleveland Heights Mayor Khalil Seren announced on Monday afternoon that he nominated Horrigan, 62, to fill the city administrator position that will be vacated when the current administrator retires at the end of the year.

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