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Ale Fest returns to Tremont in Lincoln Park on Saturday, July 15th!

Cleveland Wants to Become a 15-Minute City. What Does That Mean? And How Does Is It Plan on Getting There?

The city is pursuing two key avenues: a change to zoning laws and incentives for transit-oriented development that doesn't plan around parking

By Mark Oprea

May 24, 2023

No matter where you live in the city of Cleveland, you should be able to access almost all of your basic needs and desires within a short walk, bike ride, or transit trip. That is the basic premise of a 15-minute city, which Cleveland is aiming to become...

Matt Moss, manager of Strategic Planning Initiatives at the Cleveland Planning Commission, is a key mind behind the city's progress in becoming a 15-minute city, or a place non-reliant on car transportation.

All the New Cleveland Restaurants That Have Opened So Far in 2023

By Douglas Trattner

15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Memorial Day Weekend (May 25-28)

The Guardians take on the St. Louis Cardinals at Progressive Field and the Steve Morse Band plays Music Box

By Jeff Niesel

Berea’s National Rib Cook-Off & Beer Fest is back at Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds starting on Friday.

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Disney’s Live Action Remake of 'The Little Mermaid' is a Sanitized Multicultural Fantasy in Search of a Lot More Soul

By Craig D. Lindsey

Ariel (Halle Bailey) finds a partner in adventure after rescuing Prince Eric (Jonah Hauer-King).

Ohio Bill Would Ban Transgender Students From Using Bathroom That Matches Gender Identity

By Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal

Rep. Beth Lear, right, is one of the bill's sponsors

EmpowerCLE+ Promises High-Speed, Low-Cost Internet Across Cleveland

By Maria Elena Scott

Rolando Alvarez and Joshua Edmonds demonstrate EmpowerCLE+ internet speeds.

Bibb Taps U.S. Army Expert to Lead Office Of Professional Standards

By Mark Oprea

This Week in Cleveland Food News: Campbell's Closes Flagship Store, Burger Week Returns and More

By Vince Grzegorek

The Ohio City storefront has closed

John Mellencamp Show at Connor Palace Nearly Derailed by Boorish Audience Members

By Eric Heisig

John Mellencamp in Cleveland

Sushi 86 and Bites to Swap 5th Street Arcades for Harbor Verandas

By Douglas Trattner

Sushi 86

Read Tina Turner's 1985 Letter in Support of Cleveland Landing the Rock Hall

By Vince Grzegorek

RIP Tina Turner

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Chez Francois
555 Main St., Vermilion

Nestled on the banks of the Vermilion River, this quaint French restaurant reminds us of why we might never need to visit France. While it’s a bit of a hike out to Vermilion, this is dining and views at its finest and well worth the trip.

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Concert Photos: Rico Nasty at the Grog Shop

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Front Row Theater before house lights were dimmed, 1974

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The Wilds
Part of the Columbus Zoo, The Wild’s is a non-profit nature reserve, safari park and conservation center located in southeast Ohio. The park has many animals that you’d see on an African safari, like cheetahs, giraffes, rhinoceroses and wild dogs. Watch out!

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