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Downtown Memorial Bike Loop Plans Will Be Unveiled Early This Year
The three-mile loop of protected bike lanes would connect Ohio City, Downtown and the tip of the future Irish Town Bend Park
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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Norfolk Southern Quiet as Concrete Falls From Lake Avenue Bridge
A state law could help put pressure on the bridge’s owner
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Ward 12 Clevelanders Brace for Redistricting Growing Pains After Next Year’s Council Shake Up
“It’s like they took a pie and made it into six pieces”
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Former Cleveland Councilman Basheer Jones Pleads Guilty to Federal Corruption Charges
The plea agreement means Jones faces years in prison
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‘This Is My Destiny’: Tim Misny Mockumentary in the Works for Summer 2025 Release
Cleveland’s mega lawyer and meme factory said he’s ready for his legacy-cementing era
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Fidelity Hotel Opening Helps Bring Life and Glamour Back to Historic Short Vincent Block in Downtown Cleveland
“Everything about this hotel screams unique”
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New Citywide Health Survey Will Help Guide Cleveland’s Programs and Policies
“You can’t improve what you’re not measuring,” says the head of the Department of Public Health
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As RTA Teases Plan for West 25th Street Bus Rapid Transit Line, a Debate About Design and Bike Lanes
20 new stops would dot the route from Detroit to the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
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Cars Have Crashed Into a Cleveland Heights Man’s Home For the Past Two Decades. A Fix May Finally Be Coming
John Gall, who’s festooned his front yard with signs demanding action, may finally get bollards to protect his home
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Hollie Strano Sues WKYC, Says Company Fired Her for Sharing Sobriety Journey
Strano was fired in September, she said, for ‘sharing [her] recovery journey publicly’ following last year’s DUI and car crash
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Council President Griffin Doubles Down on Fairness of Ward Redistricting Map Despite Spate of Criticism
The latest edition of the maps, which sparked claims of gerrymandering, were released Tuesday
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Made Cleveland Vendors Say Owner Hasn’t Paid Them in Months
At least three have filed lawsuits against Ash O’Connor, founder of the maker shop on Coventry