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Please support Jillian Delong for Beachwood School Board (two year term).

Jillian is the only candidate with an accounting background. She will use her experience as Capital Assets Manager for Cuyahoga Community College to be fiscally responsible and protect our tax dollars.

Jillian believes Strong Local Schools equal a Strong Community and protects our home values.

Jillian will be an advocate for Private School families who are equal stakeholders in the community.

The Small Family has deep roots in the local Orthodox Community.

Vote Jillian Delong for Beachwood School Board Nov 5th.

Featuring: Ahuva Grodko, LISW • Rabbi Isaac Sommer, LISW • Cory Rubeck, CCC-SLP • Vivian Garfunkel, M. Ed.

Moderated by Nicki Salfer, MA, MS Ed., BCBA, Behavioral Therapist

Monday, November 11th, 2019 • 7:30 PM

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THE BEACHWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT IS PLANNING ANOTHER LEVY

“We will need to ask the public for an operating levy again in 2023” – Michelle Mills, Treasurer, page 4 in newly released ‘You and Your Schools 2019’

VOTE ON NOVEMBER 5^th FOR BROADBENT, CAPUTO, AND LOEB WHO OPPOSE EXCESSIVE, UNNECESSARY LEVIES

We just passed a significant school levy less than a year ago, on top of increased house valuations. This is a levy in addition to the still not abandoned but merely delayed bond levy to demolish Bryden and Hilltop schools.

Significant tax increases such as these levies lead to rent increases.

The board spends school money on contracts, such as Burgess, to either re-elect the current board or to teach it how to talk to its own voters.

Broadbent, Caputo, and Loeb support levies when they are justified and bring educational value to ALL students.

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This coming Tuesday, Cleveland Heights residents should vote no on Issue 26 to keep sound management of our $80 million budget and 600 employees, keep effective safety services for our whole community, and keep our City stable and moving forward.

Issue 26 would throw out our Council-Manager form of government, which has served us well for nearly 100 years, and consolidate power in the hands of one politician. With a multi-year transition period, it could also destabilize our City and halt projects across our community. We cannot take that risk.

Council-manager systems are 10% more efficient with our tax dollars, and are 57% less likely to have corruption than what Issue 26 proposes. Issue 26 could also lead to more government costs and less accountability.

Our Cleveland Heights Firefighters Union agree and unanimously endorsed NO on Issue 26, stating “Issue 26 will negatively impact safety and services in Cleveland Heights, increase politics and partisanship, and impede our progress.”

Stand with our firefighters and your concerned neighbors who agree that we cannot put our City’s progress and future at risk. Vote no on Issue 26.

Bruce Cweiber, Jake Koval, Susan Efroymson, Chavi  Cohen (Cleveland Heights)

Please support Jillian Delong for Beachwood School Board (two year term).

Jillian is the only candidate with an accounting background. She will use her experience as Capital Assets Manager for Cuyahoga Community College to be fiscally responsible and protect our tax dollars.

Jillian believes Strong Local Schools equal a Strong Community and protects our home values.

Jillian will be an advocate for Private School families who are equal stakeholders in the community.

The Small Family has deep roots in the local Orthodox Community.

Vote Jillian Delong for Beachwood School Board Nov 5th.

Avrohom Henfield, MSSA, LISW-S
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This coming Tuesday, Cleveland Heights residents should vote no on Issue 26 to keep sound management of our $80 million budget and 600 employees, keep effective safety services for our whole community, and keep our City stable and moving forward.

Issue 26 would throw out our Council-Manager form of government, which has served us well for nearly 100 years, and consolidate power in the hands of one politician. With a multi-year transition period, it could also destabilize our City and halt projects across our community. We cannot take that risk.

Council-manager systems are 10% more efficient with our tax dollars, and are 57% less likely to have corruption than what Issue 26 proposes. Issue 26 could also lead to more government costs and less accountability.

Our Cleveland Heights Firefighters Union agree and unanimously endorsed NO on Issue 26, stating “Issue 26 will negatively impact safety and services in Cleveland Heights, increase politics and partisanship, and impede our progress.”

Stand with our firefighters and your concerned neighbors who agree that we cannot put our City’s progress and future at risk. Vote no on Issue 26.