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Page Options Print this page More: Environment Cleveland chips away at its lead-paint problem The Port of Cleveland criticizes the U.S. Army Corps' Lake Erie plan Six Sebring residents are found with elevated lead levels Ohio Rep. Boccieri calls for speedier water warnings Lead in Drinking Water Could Be a Statewide Problem Hearings have wrapped up on proposed rates hikes to subsidize coal plants Investigation of Sebring's Water Problems is Continuing With East Coast storm over, Cleveland Hopkins flights are returning to normal Sebring schools closed again as the village tests water for lead Stark company has a microscopic solution for a big corrosion problem More by M.L. Schultze Portman says federal EPA needs to step in on notifications of lead problems when the state does not Ohio's Sen. Brown is sponsoring a bill requiring notice of lead problems Could conserving the land around Akron's reservoirs make the city money? Could Fulton airport go from an Akron subsidy to a money maker? Akron looks at assets like the airport, golf courses and reservoirs Dettelbach says listening is the key to changing police-community relations A federal judge gets his first look at the plan to reform Cleveland PD Dettelbach says his office has made words on paper real to Ohioans NAACP wants Cleveland police union chief to resign from reform commission Cleveland's police reform takes a crucial next step |
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