DOWNTOWN CLEVELAND HOSTED THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING AT PUBLIC SQUARE THIS YEAR, ALLOWING FOR THE COMMUNITY TO COME TOGETHER FOR THIS EXCITING NIGHT. CLEVELANDERS ARE HOPING TO SEE CHANGE WHEN IT COME TO EVENTS LIKE THIS ONE TO GET MORE TO ENJOY THE CITY’S ATTRACTIONS. I WENT DOWNTOWN TO SPEAK WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO HEAR WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY.
WHEN FAMILIES ARE PACKING THEIR CARS AT FOUR IN THE MORNING, YOU CAN BET THAT THEY’RE ON THEIR WAY TO THE AIRPORT FOR THE HOLIDAY TRAVEL SEASON. PASSENGERS AREN’T THE ONLY ONES WHO ARE PREPARING HOWEVER; AIRPORT STAFF HAS TO MAKE SURE THAT THE RUNWAYS ARE SAFE BEFORE THE SNOWFALL MARKS ITS WINTER TERRITORY.
ISSUE 1’S TOPIC ON THIS YEAR’S BALLOT IS CENTERED AROUND GERRYMANDERING, A WAY OF LINING DISTRICTS THAT OHIO AND MANY OTHER STATES POLITICIANS HAVE HAD THE JOB OF MAPPING. I SPOKE WITH DAVID NIVEN, FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, TO LEARN MORE.
WITH OCTOBER 15TH QUICKLY APPROACHING, WE TAKE TIME TO LOOK BACK ON THE WORK THAT WAS DONE THIS PAST HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH HERE IN KENT COMMUNITY, AND SEE WHAT STUDENTS HOPE THEIR WORK WOULD REFLECT THIS YEAR