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Also on today's calendar: Betting on Tomorrow:Casino Night Pediatric Cancer Fundraiser w/Courtney Jones Care & Cure Foundation and 6 more events.
Today's riddle: When is the best time to buy a trampoline? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Orange Schools superintendent continues efforts to combat bias, hate within district (cleveland.com) — Orange City Schools Superintendent Lynn Campbell is ramping up districtwide training and policy reviews to address antisemitism, bias, and hate, including new Anti-Defamation League sessions and work with Facing History and Ourselves. He updated the Orange Board of Education on these plans, upcoming professional development, and a review of the anti-discrimination policy, while some residents continue urging stronger action regarding a reinstated staff member.
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2. Annie McGhee is Orange Schools' new athletic director (cleveland.com) — Orange City School District has hired experienced administrator Annie McGhee as its new athletic director, with her contract starting August 1 and transition days beginning later this month. The Orange Board of Education also honored longtime Orange resident and parent Mark Kangas for business support, approved a new intervention specialist, accepted several staff resignations, and discharged a preschool teacher from the Orange Early Childhood program.
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3. Why Orange Village officials hit pause on a proposed $18 million public safety project (cleveland.com) — Orange Village Council has delayed hiring special legal counsel for a proposed $18 million public safety facilities project, citing questions about cost, timing, and resident outreach, while still eyeing a possible November bond issue. Council did approve more flexible commercial parking rules, confirmed a new housing and zoning inspector, discussed senior transportation funding, and began steps toward creating a fire marshal position.
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4. 19 Gets Results: Lyft reinstates driver after she unknowingly transported shoplifters (cleveland19.com) — In Orange Village, a Lyft driver who unknowingly transported Pinecrest shoplifters has been cleared by police and reinstated by Lyft after initial deactivation. Orange Village police confirmed she did nothing wrong, while the company banned the rider, and the driver is urging other rideshare workers to trust their instincts when trips feel suspicious.
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