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Seven Hills residents approve zoning board of appeals charter amendment
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Lyndhurst City Council votes unanimously to deny variance for accessibility home renovations; mayor defends decision
Sophie Chen
Sophie Chen
Reporter · Cleveland, OH
Sophie is a graduate of Miami University of Ohio and has spent over four years covering local government issues for various civic and political blogs. Her background in public policy gives her unique insights into legislative matters affecting Cleveland.
More from Sophie →Reporter · Thursday, November 5, 2026 at 4:58 PM · 1 min read
LYNDHURST, Ohio -- Lyndhurst Mayor Patrick Ward is defending the city’s handling of an accessible-housing dispute after city council unanimously upheld the denial of a zoning variance for a home intended for longtime roommates with disabilities.
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