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February 21, 2024

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U.S. economy’s strength compared with much of the rest of the world belies public’s negative perceptions: Michael Weidokal

In fact, the U.S. economy is likely to continue to outperform other developed economies, even in the face of rising levels of political dysfunction at home and abroad. If policymakers and business leaders take the right steps, the United States has the potential to have a very bright economic future, with an economy that can remain the envy of the world, writes guest columnist Michael Weidokal, a global strategic analyst and adviser in the fields of economic forecasting, global trends and business strategy.

By Guest Columnist, cleveland.com

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Cleveland Auto Show set to kick off 10-day show – classic cars, Millionaire’s Row, new models, more (photos)

The Cleveland Auto Show is set to begin its 10-day run in Cleveland. Here’s what to expect from the show.

By Marc Bona, cleveland.com

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News

Environmental groups ask court to slow the march toward oil and gas fracking on state land

The groups argue the meeting will expedite the bidding process for drilling and fracking in Salt Fork State Park and other state lands by nearly three months sooner than required by state law.

By Laura Hancock, cleveland.com

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Us News

IRS offers free face-to-face tax help on special Saturdays

The Internal Revenue Service will hold special Saturday hours at its Taxpayer Assistance Centers across the country, beginning Saturday, Feb. 24, to provide taxpayers with free face-to-face help with their tax returns.

By Robert Higgs, cleveland.com

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Real Estate News

New housing for seniors in Maple Heights, with programs geared toward independent living

A new seniors apartment complex in Maple Heights was build with the help of an $11 million affordable tax credit from the Ohio Housing Finance Agency

By Megan Sims, cleveland.com

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Courts And Justice

Chagrin Falls businessman, once accused of price gouging during pandemic, avoids prison in $500K tax evasion case

Mario Salwan, 52, was sentenced to four years on probation for attempted tax evasion for failing to pay the IRS $500,000 in payroll taxes.

By Adam Ferrise, cleveland.com

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