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Summit Co. residents hit boiling point on 4-year wait for new Kungle Rd. bridge - Vimarsana News

Summit Co. residents hit boiling point on 4-year wait for new Kungle Rd. bridge

New Franklin residents are saying enough is enough, as their wait for a replacement for the collapsed and potentially hazardous Kungle Road bridge has now hit 4 years.

East CLE citizens ask tough questions about safety after police officer charges - Vimarsana News

East CLE citizens ask tough questions about safety after police officer charges

Some East Cleveland residents sounded off during a March 27 public forum, looking for answers after 11 of the city's police officers were indicted on serious charges back in early March.

Lorain restaurant closes while waiting for council to approve ARPA funding help - Vimarsana News

Lorain restaurant closes while waiting for council to approve ARPA funding help

Mary Szefcyk, owner of Broadway Mary's in Lorain, guided her restaurant through the pandemic, but now she's wondering when crucial federal help will finally be approved by city council.

GCRTA rider group wants more riders, community leaders on RTA Board of Trustees - Vimarsana News

GCRTA rider group wants more riders, community leaders on RTA Board of Trustees

Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority rider group Clevelanders for Public Transit is hoping more riders and community group leaders will soon be a appointed to the GCRTA Board of Trustees.

CLE citizens group supports proposed participatory budgeting legislation - Vimarsana News

CLE citizens group supports proposed participatory budgeting legislation

Participatory Budgeting Cleveland is supporting proposed legislation which would create a resident steering committee to help decide how $5 million in American Rescue Plan Funds would be spent.