Cory Shaffer is a Courts and Criminal Justice Reporter at cleveland.com. He focuses on a range of topics including law and legal affairs, real estate, and education, with a particular interest in public education and the housing market. Cory's work has been featured in outlets such as the New Hampshire Union Leader, The Times Dispatch, and the Plain Dealer.
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Cory Shaffer's reporting primarily focuses on local crime, legal disputes, and government & politics in Ohio, with a specific emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories related to criminal trials, police misconduct, corruption, wrongful imprisonment, sexual abuse cases among others. Based on this coverage pattern:
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By: Cory Shaffer
The free, family-friendly festival, hosted by Access the Arts, is scheduled for June 28, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
By: Cory Shaffer
S&P revised Wadsworth City Schools' outlook to negative after voters rejected a tax levy, citing projected deficits.
By: Cory Shaffer
The Medina County Budget Commission will meet after a judge lifted an injunction tied to an ongoing lawsuit.
By: Cory Shaffer
Medina Bee Park has opened in the South Town District, featuring murals, pollinator gardens, seating and community gathering space after fundraising.
The Medina County Historical Society's rain-delayed Transportation in America Car Show has been rescheduled for July 26 with free spectator admission.
By: Cory Shaffer
| MEDINA TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- A Sky Zone indoor trampoline park is proposed for the former Jo-Ann Fabrics store in Medina Township, bringing
By: Cory Shaffer
Liverpool Township voters will consider two fire levies in November, including a renewal and replacement measure that would increase revenue.
By: Cory Shaffer
Liverpool Township will use the Ohio Attorney General to collect unpaid ambulance bills dating back 10 years, targeting delinquent accounts statewide.
| HINCKLEY TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- Hinckley Township voters will decide this fall whether to approve a new five-year property tax levy to fund
Brunswick Council President Nicholas Hanek will leave elected office in May to become city manager, replacing retiring Carl DeForest.
