Shontel Brown addresses tariffs, Medicare outreach, and student loan changes in recent posts
U.S. Rep. Shontel Brown discussed issues ranging from Trump-era tariffs affecting farmers to local Medicare enrollment assistance and federal student loan changes in three posts dated September 25-26, 2025.
How many H-2A petitions made by South Cuyahoga News publication area employers were approved during 2024?
In 2024, all of the H-2A petitions filed by employers in the South Cuyahoga News publication area were approved, according to data from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services via the H-2A Employer Data Hub.
Shontel Brown criticizes Trump-era policies on healthcare and agriculture
U.S. Representative Shontel Brown used her social media platform to criticize former President Trump's record on health care costs and tariffs impacting farm communities.
- Who from South Cuyahoga County area’s former high school standouts will be active on Saturday, Sept. 27?
- Shontel Brown criticizes Trump administration policies and addresses local communities in recent posts
- Shontel Brown addresses women’s health research gaps and budget issues in latest statements
- Family and kids event this week in South Cuyahoga County: Sept. 21-27
- Shontel Brown addresses health care policy and urban agriculture developments
Max Miller highlights Cleveland crime rates and calls for improved public safety
Congressman Max Miller addressed rising crime rates and public safety concerns in Cleveland through several posts on September 18-19, 2025.
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Shontel Brown criticizes House GOP actions and supports resolution against political violence
Rep. Shontel Brown used her social media platform on September 18-19 to criticize recent Republican actions regarding congressional oversight and public safety policy while voicing support for a bipartisan resolution against political violence.
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Which South Cuyahoga County area high school graduates will take part in games in the week starting Monday, Sept. 22?
The week of Monday, Sept. 22 will see these former South Cuyahoga County area high school standouts in action.
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Shontel Brown addresses farm struggles and criticizes Trump policies in recent posts
U.S. Representative Shontel Brown used social media between September 16-18, 2025 to highlight economic difficulties facing Ohio farmers while also criticizing Donald Trump's handling of both economic policy and law enforcement standards.
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Max Miller highlights rural healthcare funding and tax cuts for working families
Congressman Max Miller shared updates on workforce empowerment initiatives and major investments in rural healthcare through social media posts dated September 16-17, 2025.
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Which ex-high school standouts from South Cuyahoga County area will play on Saturday, Sept. 20?
Saturday, Sept. 20 will feature competition from these former South Cuyahoga County area high school standouts.
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Shontel Brown reflects on legacy, celebrates heritage month, criticizes Trump policies
Representative Shontel Brown shared tributes to Mary Rose Oakar and marked Hispanic Heritage Month on September 15-16 via social media posts.
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Family & kids event this week in South Cuyahoga County: Sept. 14-20
Don't miss out on this family & kids event happening in South Cuyahoga County this week.
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Shontel Brown announces school garden bill and highlights veterans' participation at Cleveland event
Representative Shontel Brown used social media on September 12-13, 2025 to warn constituents about potential increases in health care costs and introduce bipartisan legislation supporting school gardens.
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Shontel Brown reflects on September 11 anniversary and HBCU lockdowns
Rep. Shontel Brown used her social media platform on September 11-12 to address both the anniversary of the September 11 attacks and security threats at HBCUs across the country.
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Which South Cuyahoga County area high school graduates will take part in games in the week starting Monday, Sept. 15?
These former South Cuyahoga County area high school standouts will be competing during the week of Monday, Sept. 15.
