Thomas Jewell is a Freelance Reporter at Sun News. He specializes in topics related to construction and real estate, as well as energy and mining, while also covering cannabis and animal welfare issues. Thomas has been featured in cleveland.com.
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Thomas Jewell's reporting primarily focuses on local government, crime, and evolving stories in the Cleveland area of Ohio. He frequently covers police blotter reports, city council decisions, zoning changes, and budget allocations. If you have insights into local government activities or breaking news related to these areas within Cleveland or Ohio that can provide context or analysis for evolving stories and announcements covered by Thomas Jewell, your expertise could be valuable for his articles.
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A black bear was caught on camera in Pepper Pike, prompting police to offer safety tips as sightings rise in Northeast Ohio.
By: Thomas Jewell
But that will be after 10 years, when the citywide 100 percent tax abatement expires.
Monetarily, the two low bids were “virtually identical” on either side of $2 million -- with a five-month time difference.
By: Thomas Jewell
By contrast, that’s up considerably from 11 streets paved in 2025.
| MORELAND HILLS, Ohio Man down, mutual aid, attempt to locate: Jackson Road
By: Thomas Jewell
| PEPPER PIKE, Ohio Attempted fraud (scam): Shaker Boulevard Eiffel Tower and other Paris landmarks to close early as another heatwave sweeps France
By: Thomas Jewell
Going from an entertainment services salesman to an FBI agent in a mere 12 hours.
By: Thomas Jewell
Concerned Lomond and Lynnfield residents would like a second opinion -- and a separate environmental impact assessment.
By: Thomas Jewell
The city housing code dates back to 1973, while the zoning code has never allowed for "accessory dwelling units (ADU's).
By: Thomas Jewell
The regulations would be a blend of state law and local requirements akin to what's in place for tobacco smoke shops.
