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The Next Century
The West Side Market is Rooted in Tradition and That’s Part of the Problem. Five Big Changes Lie Ahead for this Cleveland Institution
Lee Chilcote
Lee Chilcote is a freelance writer based in Cleveland. He has contributed to other publications such as the Washington Post, Associated Press, Vanity Fair, Next City, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and others. He covers Cleveland neighborhoods, real estate, community development and other topics.
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Stuck in First Gear
Bike-friendly cities attract young people, create jobs and are healthier places to live. So why are Cleveland’s efforts to develop more bike-friendly streets stuck in granny gear?
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Startup City
Never mind the rust. Young tech companies are hot in Cleveland, where creating a startup has never been easier.
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Academic Emergency
The election promises either a brighter future or state control
for Cleveland’s schools
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Going the Distance
Can local food carry the West Side Market into its next century?
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