August 31, 2022

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The feds have approved $85 million for mental health, but state leaders are sitting on it: Capitol Letter

Gov. Mike DeWine proposed the money be used to increase the number of therapists, social workers and counselors in the state.

By Laura Hancock, cleveland.com

Alaska Airlines adds 2nd daily flight from Cleveland to Seattle, starting in the spring

The second Alaska Airlines flight will be seasonal, operating June 15 through September 5, the peak months for leisure travel to the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.

By Susan Glaser, cleveland.com

Ohio leaders are sitting on $85 million that could draw more counselors, social workers into mental health fields

A portion of the funding is to pay for college tuition to encourage students to go into mental health. But fall semester has already begun at Ohio colleges.

By Laura Hancock, cleveland.com

Courts And Justice

Oregon authorities investigate death linked to hammock, similar to case in Cleveland Heights

Authorities in Oregon are investigating the death of a student who died in a hammock accident Monday in an incident that appears similar to the deaths of two Cleveland Heights girls in 2020.

By Staff reports

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Chocolate Bar closes in downtown Cleveland

The Chocolate Bar in downtown Cleveland has closed.

By Marc Bona, cleveland.com

Cleveland BBB warns of student loan forgiveness scams in wake of Biden’s announcement

The Better Business Bureau of Cleveland is warning people about student loan forgiveness scams.

By Sean McDonnell, cleveland.com

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