Cleveland, OH
CHN Housing Partners continues to lead state funded program, helping those in need of utility assistance
CLEVELAND — With prices for nearly every thing going up, households are struggling to make ends meet. For these having a tough time paying water and sewer payments, CHN Housing Companions might be able to assist.
The nonprofit is main a brand new program known as the Low Earnings Family Water Help Program (LIHWAP), which started on Jan. 18, 2022 and can finish on Sept. 30, 2022. We’re instructed the state-funded program was incepted in October 2021.
LIHWAP is aimed to assist these at or under 175% of the federal poverty tips, which for a household of 4, the annual earnings should be at or under $46,375.
The right way to apply
Cuyahoga County residents can name (216) 350-8008 to make an appointment or click on right here to schedule an appointment on-line.
Appointments will likely be performed by telephone or video convention. Candidates should present all required utility paperwork a minimum of three days previous to the date of their appointment, or they could be requested to reschedule. The next paperwork are required:
- Copies of their most up-to-date water and sewer payments.
- Picture identification
- Social Safety playing cards for every family member
- Proof of U.S Citizenship or authorized residency for every family member
- Earnings verification for the previous 30 days or 12 months for every family member over the age of eighteen
- Proof of incapacity (if relevant)
If you’re unable to make use of the net system to submit utility paperwork, you could submit them in one of many following methods:
• CHN Predominant Drop Field – 2999 Payne Ave, 1st Flooring, Cleveland, OH 44114 (Don’t drop off originals)
• Fax #: 216-912-0700 (Clear legible photos from a smartphone/pill will likely be accepted)
For extra details about the Low Earnings Family Water Help Program (LIHWAP), contact CHN Housing Companions at 216-325-1148. To be linked to a neighborhood Power Help supplier name (800) 282-0880 (listening to impaired purchasers might dial 711 for help) or click on right here.
Cleveland, OH
Cleveland native remembers playing “mean elf” in a Christmas classic
CLEVELAND — Not many movies stand the test of time, but “A Christmas Story” is a genuine classic.
The 1983 film only lasted a month in the box office but has since become a cult classic, drawing fans to the Cleveland home where it was shot all year long. One northeast Ohio native had a small but memorable part in the film and made lifelong friendships.
Drew Hocevar may be remembered for playing the “mean elf” in the film, but he’s anything but.
Known as the “male elf” in the credits, it’s the only acting role Hocevar has ever auditioned for. He was working at Higbees department store when he got the part.
“They just called me, and I got the elf part!” he said.
He said it was just something fun to do. Being a teacher is what really paid the bills. Hocevar is a former special education teacher and now volunteers as a mechanic working on the merry-go-round at the Western Reserve Historical Society.
Some of the artifacts he saved from the movie are on display at the museum.
“I snagged my hat and ran,” he said.
He said the rest of the costume was thrown away.
Hocevar’s cast-signed poster and bb-gun are on display at the museum
The museum has a few other special “A Christmas Story” displays, including Lego sculptures depicting memorable scenes from the movie including Hocevar’s scene of him pushing kids down a slide on a fake snow-topped mountain.
Over 40 years later he remains friends with some of the cast including his elf counterpart and recently had lunch with her.
The movie plays numerous times throughout the holiday season, but Hocevar said he tends not to watch. His friends, however, have a special name for Christmas Day.
“24 hours of Drew!” he said.
Cleveland, OH
Northeast Ohio Weather: Partly Sunny Conditions to Brighten Cleveland Later This Week
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Cleveland, OH – Warmer weather is set to move into Northeast Ohio just in time for Christmas, with rain chances remaining low this week. After a cloudy and drizzly start today, temperatures will gradually rise, offering a mild holiday season for residents.
According to the National Weather Service, Cleveland will see highs in the upper 30s today with patchy drizzle tapering off by the afternoon. Tonight, skies will remain cloudy with lows near 33°F. By Wednesday, Christmas Day, conditions improve with mostly cloudy skies and highs reaching a pleasant 40°F.
Looking ahead, Thursday will bring partly sunny skies and warmer temperatures, peaking near 48°F. Winds from the southeast will keep conditions calm, making it an ideal day for holiday outings. However, by Friday, a 30% chance of rain returns as temperatures climb into the upper 40s.
The warm-up continues into Saturday, with highs expected to reach the mid-50s. Showers are likely Saturday night into Sunday, so residents should prepare for wet conditions over the weekend.
Motorists should remain cautious today as morning drizzle could create slick spots on roads, including I-90 and I-71. While precipitation chances remain low, lingering fog and mist may reduce visibility early in the day.
Stay tuned for updated forecasts as Christmas approaches, and plan your holiday travels with these warming conditions in mind.
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Cleveland, OH
Man shot dead in Downtown Cleveland on Christmas Eve
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – A man was shot dead in Downtown Cleveland early Christmas Eve morning, police confirmed.
The Cleveland Division of Police said officers were called to East 13th Street and Superior Avenue for a gunshot victim.
The call came in at approximately 3:30 a.m. on Dec. 24, according to police.
Officers arrived to find a 42-year-old man who was shot lying unconscious in the street, said police.
Police said officers quickly rendered first aid until Cleveland EMS arrived.
Cleveland EMS said he was in critical condition as they took him to MetroHealth Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.
He has yet to be identified.
Police said no further information is being released at this time in the ongoing investigation.
Call the Cleveland Division of Police at 216-623-5000 and reference report #2024-370349 if you have any information on this incident.
This is a developing story. Return to 19 News for updates.
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