Cleveland Heights-University Heights schools seek new levy as district forecasts budget shortfall
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights school district is seeking a 6.5-mill levy on the November ballot to address a projected $3.7 million budget deficit by 2030.
A 6.5-mill levy on the Nov. 3 ballot would raise $11.1M annually to close a projected budget gap that could leave the district $3.7M in the red by 2030.
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Officers stopped a speeding vehicle that nearly swerved into their oncoming cruiser near Little Caesar’s Pizza on Richmond Road, around 10:45 p.m. Sept. 26. Detecting signs of intoxication, they asked her to step out of the vehicle. When she did, she walked to the back of her vehicle, dropped her pants, squatted and urinated.
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A woman said Sept. 23 that she had been accused of stealing while at Meijer. She said that a store greeter stopped her as she was leaving and asked for a receipt because some items in her cart were not bagged.
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A girl, 14, was struck by an eastbound car while crossing the road to the north at 8:30 a.m. Sept. 24. The impact caused her to roll onto the hood of the car, strike its windshield and be thrown to the roadway.