As teen violence soars across Cleveland, city leaders are gathering feedback for a plan for the future of Cleveland's parks and recreation centers.
CLEVELAND — As teen violence soars across Northeast Ohio, Cleveland’s mayor and police chief believe there’s no excuse for kids to turn to the streets.
Ward 4 Councilwoman Deborah Gray said the timing is critical as juvenile crime soars across the city. Along with talking to dozens of attendees at the open house, organizers are also partnering to reach kids and teens in the city to learn more about improvements they’d like to see, and barriers that keep them from using parks now.
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