Wrap Up 2024 Archives - Signal Cleveland

If a student can't pass Ohio's graduation tests after two tries, they can still graduate by earning certain certificates, licenses and certifications.

Certificates and licenses can pave the way to graduation for students who struggle on state tests

by Michael Indriolo January 7, 2025January 6, 2025

Students who struggle on Ohio’s standardized tests can still meet graduation requirements thanks to apprenticeships, certificates and more.

A photograph of a person wearing a yellow vest that reads "DigitalC" on the back.

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DigitalC expands $18 per month internet services to Cleveland’s West Side

by Dakotah Kennedy January 3, 2025February 3, 2025

A photo of two women, one white and one black, and a Shih Tzu dog.

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Service for pet-owning seniors carrying on despite slow start

by Frank W. Lewis January 2, 2025December 26, 2024

Nominees to Cleveland’s Fair Employment Wage Board join Council members April 24, 2024 at the Mayor’s Appointments Committee. Council is expected to approve these nominees on Monday: Camilo Villa, field representative for SEIU Local 1; Bishop Eugene Ward, Jr., executive pastor and CEO of Greater Love Baptist Church and Kate Warren, special assistant to the chief of integrated development in Mayor Justin Bibb’s administration (Left to right) Councilman Anthony T. Hairston, Ward, Warren, Villa, Council President Blaine A. Griffin and Councilman Kris Harsh

Cleveland’s Fair Employment Wage Board meets after 20-plus years

by Olivera Perkins January 2, 2025January 22, 2025

A picture of Shejuti Wahed, a Cleveland resident and student at Case Western Reserve University, standing in the center of Cleveland City Council chambers. Wahed spoke about opportunities for people to make public comment at council’s Monday night meetings.

Here are some memorable public comments from 2024

by Gennifer Harding-Gosnell December 30, 2024December 30, 2024

Future of Notre Dame College campus remains uncertain

by Amy Morona December 30, 2024December 26, 2024

Kadijah Fair is the new director of MomsFirst, a Cleveland program that works to reduce infant mortality.

Meet new Cleveland MomsFirst Director Khadijah Fair

by Mary Ellen Crowley Huesken December 27, 2024January 9, 2025

A look back at Cleveland State’s busy year

by Amy Morona December 27, 2024December 30, 2024

Signal Cleveland 2024 news quiz

Can you recall the details of important events around Greater Cleveland in 2024? (quiz)

by Signal Cleveland Staff December 20, 2024December 19, 2024