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Good morning Cleveland,
This past summer, Signal Cleveland’s visual journalist, Michael Indriolo, asked city residents to show him their neighborhoods by taking him on a photowalk. While Michael, of course, carried his camera, he also provided cameras to the residents. Together, the photos proved to be a powerful window to neighborhoods and residents' reflections, from Gordon Square to North Collinwood.
In the last installment this year, Leah Santosuosso – whose family has been running Johnny’s Bar in Clark-Fulton for generations – shows off the Clark-Fulton neighborhood through the filter of her family’s legacy.
Michael will be connecting with more residents in the new year. If you want to take him on a photowalk, sign up here. You can also reach out reach to him by email at mic...@signalcleveland.org
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Mark Naymik
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How Pregnant with Possibilities Resource Center spent 10 years supporting Black moms and moms-to-be — and what comes next. Pregnant with Possibilities Resource Center is one of several organizations formed in Cleveland to help combat high mortality rates among Black infants and mothers. Read the story.
An ‘intuitive connection’: Blending memory and family history in Clark-Fulton. Leah Santosuosso’s family has been running Johnny’s Bar in Clark-Fulton for generations. During our photowalk, she saw the neighborhood through the filter of their legacy. Read the story. |
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Cleveland NAACP calls on Cleveland Clinic to stop detaining people who transport gunshot wound victims to the hospital. The Cleveland Clinic police department has a policy that instructs its officers to detain “any person and their vehicle” accompanying a gunshot victim to the emergency room. Read the story.
Copper thieves hit the Metroparks Red Line Greenway. The late summer thefts add to the copper vandalism plaguing some Cleveland neighborhoods. Read the story.
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