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MSC Seascape turned back to Texas. Then a man was taken into custody
By Tom Langston
Strongsville schools officials felt hope, then relief, with passage of Issue 9, a 6.7-mill tax levy
Tom Langston
Tom Langston
Reporter · Cleveland, OH
Tom holds a Master's in Education from Cleveland State University and has been reporting on educational issues for over seven years. His work has appeared in various local publications, where he has explored both public and private school systems in Cleveland.
More from Tom →Reporter · Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 4:28 PM · 1 min read
STRONGSVILLE, Ohio – “Hope” was a word both Cameron Ryba, Strongsville schools superintendent, and Laura Wolfe-Housum, Board of Education president, used to describe their feelings heading into the Nov. 3 election.
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