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John Q's is hosting a special meeting for residents of the Warehouse District, Tuesday July 17th. The program begins at 7pm and is scheduled to 8:30pm. The meeting will be for residents to discuss the recent events in the WHD and to express concerns about the future of the district. Please RSVP for this event by calling Kelly at 344-3937.

John Q's is hosting a special meeting for residents of the Warehouse District, Tuesday July 17th. The program begins at 7pm and is scheduled to 8:30pm. The meeting will be for residents to discuss the recent events in the WHD and to express concerns about the future of the district. Please RSVP for this event by calling Kelly at 344-3937.

What is your problem? I am a concerned citizen and I wrote to the mayor's office and I continually write to my councilman (without ever receiving a response to my concerns). I just wanted to share what I sent to the mayor and to encourage others to do the same. I am not an elected official, so the solutions to this problem are not for me to decide. I can only call the mayor to action and ask him for what I want, which is to see more police on the streets. I know police can't be everywhere and stop every crime, but I am tired of walking past Starbucks on west 6th street and seeing at least 4 cops in there at all hours of the day. Let's see some action.

This is the text of an email I sent to the Cleveland Mayor's office this morning and I encourage others to do the same. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!! Every morning I log onto the local news pages and it seems like every Monday they are consistently reporting about violent weekends in the city of Cleveland. The mayor promotes his agenda as "an investment in the quality of life and promoting Cleveland as a great city where everyone can prosper." IT'S TIME FOR SOME ACTION!!! Where are the police? Where is the Mayor speaking out against violence? Where are the visible changes that the residents can see that these problems are being taken seriously? I have lived in the city for 4 years now as a young professional because I believed in the city and its direction then, but now I am looking to jump ship. I don't have confidence that I am safe in the city and the publicity is terrible for attracting new business and tourism dollars. Thank you for your time.