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Influencer Who Auditioned for ‘Baddies Midwest’ Found Dead on Cleveland’s East Side
Cleveland police suspect 30-year-old Reyna Dunlap died from an overdose
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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Joe Jones the Subject of Cleveland City Council Misconduct Investigation
The Ward 1 representative allegedly behaved “inappropriately” according to accusers, multiple sources told Scene
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Ohio City’s McCafferty Center to Become Neighborhood’s Latest Home for Affordable Senior Housing
The plan includes 72 apartment units and ground-level space for nonprofits
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‘Ripples of Plastic’ Documentary, an Examination of Lake Erie’s Plastic Pollution Problem, Comes to the Capitol
22 million pounds of plastic enter the Great Lakes each year and Lake Erie has the second-highest count
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Saint Clair Place Residents Say Building Still in Disrepair Despite Legal Complaint Last Year
Bedbugs, leaky roofs and cracked ceilings—all haven’t been resolved, residents say
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Cleveland Officially Sues Browns Over ‘Modell Law’
The Haslams can’t “bilk the city and its taxpayers for millions,” the complaint says
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Buckeye’s Moreland Theater Gets Pivotal Financial Boost from Cleveland City Council
Construction to renovate the block is slated to begin this summer
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Geauga County Taxpayers Won’t Be Paying Judge Timothy Grendell’s Legal Fees, Board Says
The Geauga County Probate judge had asked the county for help paying his attorneys
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A Midterm Ronayne and New County Council President Brace for Second Era of Trump
Will Washington be as friendly to Cuyahoga County in the next four years?
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Downtown Cleveland Inc. Cites Retail Plan Progress Despite Average Storefront Openings
Yet Public Square bike plans, better sidewalks in the Gateway and a new park are on the menu for 2025
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As Cleveland City Council Passes New Ward Maps, Only a Few People Are Happy
The redistricting process came to a speedy and begrudging end Monday after Council approved the new maps 14-2
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Rose Building to Rekindle Front Door of Cleveland Identity With Boutique Marriott Hotel
A Marriott Tribute, with a ground-floor restaurant and nine floors of apartments, will begin construction in August