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XCSB, Amidst Lawsuit with Cleveland State, is Back in Streaming Form
“Streaming is a realistic alternative,” one DJ told Scene, “it’s really the only alternative for us.”
Mark Oprea
Mark Oprea is a staff writer at Scene. He's covered Cleveland for the past decade, and has contributed to TIME, NPR, Narratively, the Pacific Standard and the Cleveland Magazine. He's the winner of two Press Club awards.
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Cleveland Puts Flock Expansion on Hold Amid Local Pushback
Flock No and others have raised concerns regarding ICE and privacy.
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Why Is Hangry Brands So Hungry?
Cleveland’s newest and fastest-growing hospitality group has a bold plan, and no apologies, as it stakes its flashy claim on the city’s restaurant and bar scene.
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Cleveland International Film Festival Returns to Cedar Lee For First Time in 35 Years
Screenings for 50th iteration of the festival will also show at Playhouse Square, CSU’s School of Film & Media Arts, and the Rock Hall.
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I-X Center Closure Spells Worry for Big Four Trade Shows
The Car Parts Warehouse I-X Piston Powered Auto-Rama will close out a 41-year run for the event space as its operators hunt for the center’s next owner.
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Bedrock to Build 6,200-Seat Outdoor Music Venue on Cuyahoga Riverfront
“It positions Cleveland to compete with other regional markets for the biggest tours in the country,” said Live Nation Ohio President Michael Belkin, whose company will run the venue.
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Masonic Auditorium on the Market Six Months After TempleLive’s Closure
“The property offers strong potential for continued entertainment use,” a listing posted this week read.
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WJCU Hits Record Six-Figure Pledge Drive in February Radiothon
“I don’t think anybody is going to lie to you and say that what happened with Cleveland State wasn’t a factor in this. I think people realize there’s no guarantee day to day that college radio is going to be there.”
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Cleveland, DOJ Jointly Seek End of Federal Consent Decree
“We are not the same department that we were in 2015,” Bibb said. The decree “was a blessing in disguise, because it gave us the tools and the political will and the courage to do hard things.”
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Lorain Finalizes $1.3 Million in Funding to Build Largest Skate Park in Northeast Ohio
The 17,000-square-foot Longfellow Skatepark, championed by native Chad Muska and others, will break ground this year and be completed by November.
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Westlake Man Sues Max Miller for Defamation After Pleading to Charges in Road Rage Incident
Rep. Miller was “seizing this as an opportunity to manufacture a narrative of victimhood to elicit sympathy and generate publicity for his pro-Israel political stance,” a complaint filed Wednesday read.
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Cleveland Has the Lowest Unemployment Rate in Ohio, But Still Struggles to Attract New Residents
“It’s not [a] lack of jobs. We need more people to support the jobs we have,” GCP President Baiju Shah said of a new study.