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Dalton wastewater treatment plant project advances in grant review process
The Village of Dalton has cleared the first hurdle in what it hopes will be the path to a half-million-dollar grant to help pay for the refurbishment of the village’s wastewater treatment plant. Mayor Dennis Finley told Dalton Village Council Oct. 27 that the village’s application topped the list...
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Westlake Hospital Debuts Renovated Birthing Suites With Hydrotherapy Tubs
New parents at UH St. John Medical Center in Westlake now labor, deliver and recover in freshly renovated suites built around hydrotherapy tubs, private postpartum rooms and round-the-clock specialty staffing. The hospital says the overhaul of its labor and delivery and postpartum units was designed to enhance the birth experience and support recovery for mothers and their newborns.
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Centrisys/CNP PONDUS Thermal Hydrolysis Process Helps City Of Salem Reduce Biosolids Disposal Costs And Increase Digester Capacity
Operational PONDUS and Centrisys centrifuge system enables Salem Wastewater Treatment Plant in Salem, Ohio to improve dewatering performance, increase biogas production and maximize existing treatment infrastructure. Kenosha, WI – Centrisys/CNP, a leading North American manufacturer of decanter centrifuges and advanced biosolids treatment technologies, announced the successful startup and operation of...
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Cleveland VA Medical Center Goes Live on New Federal Health Record System
The Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center went live Saturday on the federal government’s new electronic health record system, the Department of Veterans Affairs announced, completing the department’s 2026 deployment schedule at 13 hospitals. The Cleveland rollout, paired with a simultaneous go-live at the Alaska VA Healthcare System...
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University Hospitals Keeps MyChart Offline After Unusual Server Activity in Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Ohio — University Hospitals is keeping its MyChart patient portal and other digital services offline heading into Monday after the Cleveland-based health system detected unusual activity on its servers and disconnected its systems from the internet as a precaution. The system said it first reported internet connectivity problems...
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University Hospitals says ‘patients are seeing virtually no impact’ as MyChart remains down
The Repository
Canton targets Republic Steel over deteriorating site conditions
CANTON – The city is putting pressure on the owners of the former Republic Steel site after a recent search revealed deteriorating conditions and potential code violations. City officials executed an administrative search warrant Oct. 15 at the former steel mill on Eighth Street NE, according to a news release. The city is now reviewing those findings in order to "pursue appropriate measures to ensure compliance." City departments, including building and code, health, fire and zoning, will complete a report based on findings, then citations will be issued for any violations. Grupo Simec, the Mexico-based owner of Republic Steel, shuttered the plant and other U.S. operations in August 2023, citing "competitive market pricing and decreased demand," along with increased costs. When operating, Republic Steel settled air pollution violations at the Canton plant. In March 2023, the EPA identified a two-mile radius around Republic Steel as an area for concern for lead air quality standards. Given Republic's history and previous environmental violations, Communications Director Christian Turner said compliance is especially important. What now? State study weighs health impacts of Republic Steel in Canton What's next for Canton's Republic Steel site? According to the news release, the company has failed to provide
News 5 Cleveland WEWS
A mysterious chemical-like stench is gripping Lakewood—and investigators still don’t know why
Fox 19
Family sues Tallmadge group home, Cuyahoga Falls nursing home alleging wrongful death
SUMMIT COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - The family of 38-year-old Brian Taylor has filed a lawsuit alleging medical negligence at a group home contributed to his death from sepsis in May 2025. Brian Taylor was diagnosed with a chromosomal abnormality at 11 months old, leaving him non-verbal, according to his mother,...
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University Hospitals' online services remain down after 'unusual activity'
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University Hospitals experiencing ‘digital service disruptions’
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Patients and employees of University Hospitals should anticipate “digital service disruptions” for the next several days, said a University Hospitals spokesperson. According to the spokesperson, on Thursday, Oct. 22, hospital staff detected “unusual activity” on their services. “We activated our response protocols...
cleveland19.com
Family sues Tallmadge group home, Cuyahoga Falls nursing home alleging wrongful death
SUMMIT COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - The family of 38-year-old Brian Taylor has filed a lawsuit alleging medical negligence at a group home contributed to his death from sepsis in May 2025. Brian Taylor was diagnosed with a chromosomal abnormality at 11 months old, leaving him non-verbal, according to his mother,...
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University Hospitals Takes Systems Offline After Unusual Server Activity, MyChart Still Down
University Hospitals disconnected its computer systems from the internet on Thursday after detecting unusual activity on its servers, and as of Friday morning, patients were still locked out of the MyChart portal. The Cleveland-based health system says digital-service disruptions could continue for several more days, though it maintains there has been no impact on patient care.
Cleveland Jewish News
Akron Children’s Mandel JDS Clinic unveiled
Students, clinicians and educators gathered for the dedication of the Akron Children’s Mandel JDS Clinic at the Joseph and Florence Mandel Jewish Day School in Beachwood on Oct. 20, celebrating a partnership between the two entities that will prioritize students’ health and advocacy. Akron Children’s, which operates its...
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Niles City Council to hold town hall on restrictions for potential data centers
NILES - Niles City Council will hold a public hearing in December on possible restrictions on data centers should one come to the city. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, December 2, ahead of Council’s regularly scheduled 6 p.m. meeting. Niles Council President Doug Sollitto tells 21 News that...
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Some Anthem patients could lose access to Cleveland Clinic care
Cleveland Clinic has notified patients on Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield insurance plans they may lose access to Cleveland Clinic doctors in 2027 if the two sides don’t strike a deal by the end of the year. A statement from Anthem said the insurance company is working to...