Cuyahoga County • April 9, 2025
Good morning, Cuyahoga County. The skyline isn't the only thing changing in Cleveland these days. Ice Miller law firm is planting its flag in our city, recruiting talent from UB Greensfelder as part of its Midwest expansion strategy. This move comes as other firms like Thompson Hine are similarly growing their geographic footprints, signaling Cleveland's continued relevance in the professional services landscape.
Meanwhile, blank walls across the city are transforming into vibrant canvases thanks to Destination Cleveland's "Murals Across the City" project. Six large-scale artworks now brighten overlooked neighborhoods like Slavic Village and Detroit-Shoreway, where local artist Lisa Quine's colorful mural proclaims "The Land Where Anything Is Possible." With four more installations planned this summer, these Instagram-worthy attractions are drawing visitors to explore Cleveland's diverse neighborhoods while city officials anxiously await word about potential federal housing funding cuts.
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⚖️ Ice Miller law firm plants flag in Cleveland with strategic expansion. The firm has recruited a team of attorneys from UB Greensfelder to establish its new Cleveland office. This move represents Ice Miller's latest growth initiative in the Midwest region. While details about the specific attorneys joining or practice areas remain limited in the available information, the expansion signals ongoing competition among law firms to strengthen their geographic footprint. The news comes as other firms like Thompson Hine are also pursuing expansion strategies with new offices in cities like Minneapolis.
🏙️ Cleveland fears $28 million housing aid cut from Trump administration.The city is bracing for a potential shortfall that could devastate its community development department and neighborhood nonprofits. HUD typically provides funding estimates by this time of year, but unusual silence has left city leaders anxious about the future. Without these critical federal funds, layoffs and nonprofit closures could follow, damaging community services. Local officials remain in limbo as they await word from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
🎨 Cleveland's blank walls transform into vibrant neighborhood spotlights. Destination Cleveland's "Murals Across the City" project has installed six large-scale murals in overlooked neighborhoods like Slavic Village and Detroit-Shoreway. The tourism nonprofit taps local artistic talent to create Instagram-worthy installations that celebrate Cleveland's unique character while drawing visitors to less-frequented areas. Hudson-based artist Lisa Quine's colorful Detroit-Shoreway mural featuring the city's skyline proclaims "The Land Where Anything Is Possible." With plans for four new murals this summer, the initiative continues connecting visitors with local businesses and showcasing Cleveland's diverse neighborhoods.
The Lutheran West Longhorns stampeded to a convincing 12-2 victory over Cuyahoga Heights Red Wolves in Monday's league matchup, keeping their perfect 4-0 record intact. The two teams will run it back immediately with a rematch on Tuesday, giving the Red Wolves virtually no time to lick their wounds before facing the same Longhorns squad that just trampled them.
| Team | Opponent | Score |
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Strongsville (9-1) | ||
@ Wadsworth | W 13-0 | |
Cuyahoga Heights (2-1) | ||
@ Lutheran West | L 12-2 |
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Shaker Heights (4-0) | ||
vs Euclid | W 13-1 |
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