Gabriel Kramer is a journalist based in Cleveland, Ohio. He writes for Ideastream Public Media and his work has also appeared in WYSO Public Radio and WVXU. Gabriel covers a range of local news topics, including social justice issues, community events, and local government initiatives.
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Gabriel's coverage is local, focusing on government & politics, family & relationships, and culture & society. The topics covered include Euclid Beach, mobile home preservation, voting laws, and primary day.
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By: Gabriel Kramer
Cleveland Metropolitan School District's board of education is considering renaming the East Professional Center on the East Side after longtime
By: Gabriel Kramer
Labor strikes are on the table for Cuyahoga County Public Library staff as it negotiates a new three-year contract with the administration to improve wages and salary raises.
By: Gabriel Kramer
of A group of mostly older women in matching black and red uniforms practice choreographed dances most Saturday mornings in Cleveland's AsiaTown on the city's near East Side.
By: Gabriel Kramer
For the fourth year, the City of Sandusky is hosting a “Celebrate Freedom” Juneteenth festival Wednesday at the Jackson Street Pier in Downtown Sandusky, and the creation of the festival is thanks to one city employee.
By: Gabriel Kramer
Cuyahoga County Public Library staff has voted to strike next month if the union and library can't reach a new contract agreement.
By: Gabriel Kramer
Residents of two Lake County mobile home parks say living conditions have worsened and allege discrimination from management against Mexican American
By: Gabriel Kramer
The Cleveland alumni chapter of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity is hosting a free expungement clinic in Cleveland Heights Saturday.
The Olympic Games will soon begin. The high school where legendary track star Jesse Owens got his start is reviving the boys track and field team.
The Olympic Games will soon begin. The High School where legendary track star Jesse Owens got his start is reviving the boys track and field team.
By: Gabriel Kramer
A group of about a dozen Ukrainian children, orphaned by the ongoing war, are currently vacationing in Northeast Ohio as part of a program intended to provide an escape from the sounds of “sirens and bombings.”
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