💧 Runners splash into conservation at Cuyahoga's Stormwater Run-Off event. The 5K run and one-mile walk on October 5 will raise funds for local conservation projects like planting native gardens and trees. Participants will encounter educational displays along the route demonstrating how to protect waterways from rainwater runoff. The event coincides with Ohio Stormwater Awareness Week, recently made an official state observance by Governor DeWine. Last year's inaugural run attracted over 120 participants who learned about water protection efforts from district staff and partner organizations.
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🚂 Cleveland's railroad bridges crumble as lawmakers demand federal action. A bipartisan group of Ohio legislators has reached out to federal officials about dangerous conditions on railroad bridges owned by CSX and Norfolk Southern. The City of Cleveland has already issued 99 first-degree misdemeanor violations for structural deterioration, falling concrete, graffiti, and overgrown vegetation. State Rep. Sean Brennan emphasized these aren't just cosmetic issues but "safety hazards that demand immediate attention." The lawmakers are requesting prioritized inspections, coordinated repairs, transparent communication, and a long-term maintenance plan to address these infrastructure concerns.
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🎸 Cleveland native Matt Moody returns home for album release show. The singer-songwriter will celebrate his new album "The Misery County Line" at Happy Dog on October 10 after spending five years in Los Angeles and Nashville. Moody, who has collaborated with artists like Steve Cropper and toured with Wax Owls, recorded the album in California with a focus on capturing a raw, live sound. The new record blends alt-country with indie rock influences from Elliott Smith, Neil Young, and Tom Petty. Moody describes the album's themes as "finding your place and trying to escape the madness of a big city."
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