Cleveland, OH
Overgrown trees threaten Cleveland woman’s home, damage yard
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – A girl in Cleveland is begging for assist taking good care of the bushes lining her property. One among them threatens to fall on her dwelling, the others are damaging her home’s basis and inflicting flooding points.
It’s an issue that’s been round almost so long as she has.
After being ignored by the town, she known as the 19 Troubleshooters.
“The roots is just too thick down there,” stated Property Proprietor Linda Luckett.
Should you take a stroll by means of Luckett’s yard on East 79th, you’ll have to look at your step.
There are saws laying round, a big, dug up gap, and buckets of asphalt.
Imagine it or not, they’re all methods Luckett has tried to repair the issues that stem from outdoors of her yard.
“These some outdated bushes, and over time them roots grew, and it has been messing with my basis,” stated Luckett.
You may see the concrete Luckett tried to put herself to attempt to stop her dwelling from sinking.
It’s not simply her dwelling’s basis affected, she says the roots rising into her yard trigger flooding issues any time it rains.
Now, she’s shelling out huge cash to stop the water from getting inside. It value her greater than $11,000 for a sump pump and nonetheless she’s having issues.
So she known as the town.
“I reached out to them,” stated Luckett. “No assist.”
When that went nowhere, the 19 Troubleshooters acquired concerned.
We known as up the town ourselves. After getting despatched to voicemail, we known as once more, lastly getting ahold of somebody who took Luckett’s data and promised to create a case quantity.
It’s a small step in the direction of reduction for Luckett, the however 19 Troubleshooters will keep on this till extra is completed.
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Cleveland, OH
Ohio high school football scores for regional finals: Friday, Nov. 22, 2024
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Ohio high school football scores from the fourth week of the OHSAA playoffs, as provided by The Associated Press.
Regional Finals
Division I
Region 1=
St. Edward 13, Mentor 7
Region 2=
Centerville 23, Huber Hts. Wayne 14
Region 3=
Powell Olentangy Liberty 21, Pickerington N. 9
Region 4=
Cin. Moeller 28, St. Xavier (OH) 23
Division II
Region 5=
Akr. Hoban 21, Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit 7
Region 6=
Avon 28, Medina Highland 20
Region 7=
Sunbury Big Walnut 14, Massillon Washington 7
Region 8=
Cin. Anderson 28, Cin. La Salle 21
Division III
Region 9=
Youngs. Ursuline 54, Gates Mills Gilmour 0
Region 10=
Tol. Cent. Cath. 45, Parma Padua 7
Region 11=
Bishop Watterson 37, Steubenville 7
Region 12=
London 13, Bellbrook 0
Division IV
Region 13=
Cle. Glenville 12, Perry 6, OT
Region 14=
Sandusky Perkins 28, Ontario 21
Region 15=
Gnadenhutten Indian Valley 48, St Clairsville 7
Region 16=
Cin. Taft 26, Kettering Alter 12
Division V
Region 17=
Canfield S. Range 17, Poland Seminary 16
Region 18=
Liberty Center 34, Milan Edison 6
Region 19=
Ironton 55, Wheelersburg 0
Region 20=
W. Liberty-Salem 21, Lewistown Indian Lake 14
Division VI
Region 21=
Kirtland 41, Dalton 6
Region 22=
Bluffton 24, Hamler Patrick Henry 7
Region 23=
Galion Northmor 37, Cols. Grandview Hts. 6
Region 24=
Coldwater 45, Anna 21
Division VII
Region 25=
Jeromesville Hillsdale 44, Cuyahoga Hts. 14
Region 26=
Columbus Grove 14, Delphos St John’s 0
Region 27=
Danville 40, Beaver Eastern 6
Region 28=
Maria Stein Marion Local 21, Minster 7
Cleveland, OH
PHOTOS: Karl's top pics – Steelers at Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers guard Mason McCormick (66), Pittsburgh Steelers center Zach Frazier (54), Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Isaac Seumalo (73), Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Dan Moore Jr. (65), and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson (3) during a regular season game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cleveland Browns, Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024 in Cleveland, OH. The Browns beat the Steelers 24-19. (Karl Roser / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Cleveland, OH
Fifth Third Bank picks new president for northern Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Fifth Third Bank has hired a new president for its northern Ohio market.
Matt Nipper has been promoted to president of Fifth Third’s northern Ohio region, which includes Akron, Canton, Cleveland, Toledo and Youngstown. He takes the place of Tom Partridge, who is now group regional president at Cincinnati-based Fifth Third (Nasdaq: FITB), which is the 11th-largest U.S.-based consumer bank.
Nipper had been Cleveland market president since he joined Fifth Third in April before taking on the larger role.
Read the full story on cleveland.com’s sister site, Cleveland Business Journal.
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