GLENVILLE (Glenville - East of E. 110th)

Dumpster Set Out: Sept. 6 - 8Community Clean-up: Sept. 7

St. Clair SuperiorDumpster Set Out: Sept. 20 - 22Community Clean-up: Sept. 21

COLLINWOOD Dumpster Set Out:August 23 - 25 Coit Rd. Park CommunityClean-up Day: August 24Volunteers needed!

Ward 10

DUMPSTER DAYSClean & Green

DUMPSTER LOCATIONS & DETAILSCOMING SOON!

3-Days of FREE DUMPSTER ACCESSfor residents to discard trash

from their yards, garages and street!

FEATURING:CARLOS JONES &

THE PLUS BAND

Councilman Anthony T. HairstonPRESENTS

SATURDAY

AUGUST 10, 201912:00 PM @ SAM MILLER PARK EAST 88TH & ST. CLAIR AVE.

Anthony T. Hairston, Councilman www.clevelandcitycouncil.org | Summer 2019

1ST ANNUAL WARD 10 FIREWORKS SHOW!

LIVE MUSIC THE UNIT BAND

HUBB’S GROOVE & FRIENDSNU COVENANT

DJ SHOWCASE FEATURING DJ CHICAGO

DJ KRYSTYLESDJ PHATTY BANKS &SHUGA SHACK ENT

DJ RYAN WOLFDJ SCRATCH MASTER LDJ JAE WILLIAMS THE

GOSPEL KIDPLUS

5K RUNBOXING SHOWCASE

FOOD TRUCKSVENDORS

SENIOR VILLAGECHILDRENS WORLD

AND MORE!

LOCATION: 813 East 152nd StreetFor details call 216-268-2138:

SENIOR MEAL PROGRAMMonday, Tuesday & ThursdayLight Breakfast: 9:00 am – 10:00 am

Lunch: 12:00 pm Lower Level; Free to seniors and disabled persons.

PANTRY/FOOD GIVE-AWAYLast Thursday of the month

1:30 pm - Lower level;MUST have ID

PRODUCE GIVE-AWAYSecond Wednesday

of the month2:00 pm - MUST have ID

to register. Please bring bags.

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A Message from TERRENCE UPCHURCHState Representative, Ohio House District 10

Dear 10th District Constituents:It is summer in Ohio, but the legislature still has

some work to do before we can officially begin our summer recess. One of our biggest priorities was to pass and sign into law House Bill (HB) 166, the state budget bill, before the end of the fiscal year on June 30. Unfortunately, we were not able to get House Bill 166 passed and signed by the deadline and had to pass an interim budget until July 17.

As your State Representative for Ohio House District 10, recently, I supported House Bill (HB) 62 which is the state’s bipartisan two year transportation budget. I supported an amendment asking the state to invest $70 million in public transportation, which was accepted into the final passage of House Bill 62.

Also, Representative Adam Miller and myself introduced House Bill (HB) 229, legislation that would prohibit landlords from discriminating against tenants who utilize the federal government Housing Choice Voucher program. In Ohio, approximately 34% of households rent their homes, and more than 225,000 households use a federal housing voucher to help pay the rent. In most areas, landlords are permitted under the law to openly discriminate

against these possible tenants. The new bill would prohibit landlords from discriminating against tenants based on form of payment; particularly the use of federal voucher for rent.

As your state representative, I am committed to the working Ohioans, strengthening families, and making sure that there is an economy that works for everyone. My colleagues and I are working on restoring Ohio’s promise which is the blueprint to renew the promise of better jobs and a brighter future. Areas that we are committed to focusing on: plans to protect healthcare and Medicaid expansion, invest in education, expand public transportation, and improving child services. I believe we need diverse opportunities that help hard working families thrive.

It is a great honor and privilege to serve you and your families at the Statehouse. If you have any questions and comments, please do not hesitate to reach out to my office by phone 614-466-7954 or by email at rep10@ohiohouse.gov.

Sincerely,Terrence UpchurchState Representative - 10th House District

Community HighlightsCouncilman Hairston Looks forward to seeing you at our neighborhood

events and meetings!

City Offers Financial Help to Fix Broken Sidewalks

Under a city ordinance, residents are responsible for unsafe public sidewalks in front of their homes. But repairing cracked, uneven sidewalk slabs can be costly, so the city is offering a 50/50 program, under which residents pay only half and the city pays the other half.

Upon request, a city inspector will visit your property and assess your sidewalks. The inspector will prepare a cost estimate.

To qualify for the program, the property must be residential. Eligible repairs include sidewalks, driveway aprons and curbs at the ends of driveways. Areas made of stone slabs or bricks will be replaced with concrete.

For more information or to request an estimate, call 216-664-2232.

PetFix Northeast Ohio

885 East 222nd St. • 216-732-7040petfixnortheastohio.org

PetFix provides high quality, affordable spay an neuter surgeries for cats

and dogs. Free surgeries and rabies vaccination for pets or outdoor cats living

in zip codes:44103, 44104, 44106, 44108, 44110,

44112, 44120

Five PointeCommunity Center

Sponsored by Councilman Hairston in cooperationGreater Collinwood Development Corportion

2019 Ward 10 Bunny BreakfastAPRIL 13

5th District Police Safety FairJULY 27

ABOVE: Councilman Hairston, Commander Morris, 5th Dist. CEO officers, Lieut. Montanaro.

Denise Ferguson is Ward 10’sSenior of the Year

Councilman Hairston’sWARD 10 BRIEF

Completed Resurfacing ProjectsThese much needed projects will consist of complete curb-to-curb milling and asphalt resurfacing. ADA ramps will also be installed:

3 Weston - Green to Ridgehill

3 East 146th - St. Clair to Elmhurst

3 Idarose - Hayden to Coit

3 East 118th - St. Clair to Sellers

3 Dundee - Sellers to Hazeldell

3 Iroquois - Paxton to East 128th

3 East 185th - Melville to Cochran

3 Sunnyside - Penhurst to East 185th

3 Gray - Eddy Rd. to East 124th

3 Blenheim - East 134th to Redman Ct.

Grand Opening of Goodwill Outlet Store in Ward 10

Greater Collinwood Development Corporation (GCDC) joined Councilman Anthony T. Hairston and Goodwill Industries of Greater Cleveland on July 25th for the grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Goodwill Outlet Store, at 17903 St. Clair Avenue.

The Outlet Store is the second one of its kind for Goodwill Industries of Greater Cleveland and East Central Ohio. It is expected to be a strong complement to the 11 other Cleveland area stores.

3 Shaw - St. Clair to East Cleveland Limits

3 Eddy Rd. - St. Clair to Arlington

3 Hayden - Glenside to Idarose

This year’s outstanding senior in our community is Denise Ferguson who was born in Cleveland and grew up in the Glenville neighborhood where she attended Glenville High School and volunteered at Temple Baptist Church, helping both seniors and youth.

Since her teenage years, Denise has been interested in politics and today, she is a Democratic precinct committee person for Ward 10 and a member of the Cuyahoga County Democratic Executive Committee. For 10 years, Denise worked at the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections, where she hired and trained poll workers.

Denise and her husband Farley Ferguson have been married for 40 years. They have two sons and three grandchildren.

An avid grassroots activist, Denise is president of her block club and a board member of the Greater Collinwood Development Corporation.

In May, Councilman Hairston was joined by Mayor Frank G. Jackson in honoring Mrs. Ferguson as

Ward 10’s Outstanding Senior for 2019.

SO LONG, NUISANCE!

In a coordinator effort Councilman Hairston, the Cleveland Police Department and City prosecutors, were finally able to get Cleveland

Motel – a habitual nuisance property on Euclid Ave. – CLOSED!

Community Highlights Councilman Hairston Looks forward to seeing you at our neighborhood events and meetings!

Ohio BMV Amnesty in Ward 10 at Good Shepherd Baptist Church JULY 27

Dumpster Days & Community Clean Up SPRING 2019

ABOVE: Andre Martin, (event organizer) Pastor Walter Ratcliffe - Good Shepherd B.C., Councilman Hairston.

More than 70 attendees were able to reduce or erase their BMV reinstatement fees and become legal drivers again! Because the State of Ohio has extended its driver’s license reinstatement program, Councilman Hairston will host another Ohio BMV Amnesty event November 2019. Details coming soon.

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Every Second Tuesday @

6:00 pm

For the St. Clair/SuperiorNeighborhoodNorthern Ohio Recovery Assoc. ( 1400 E 55th Street)

Formerly Goodrich-Gannet Neighborhood Ctr. Bldg.

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Greater Faith Baptist Church(13816 St. Clair Avenue)

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Every ThirdThursday @

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Everlasting Baptist Church( 579 Eddy Road)

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