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Bill Squire, Mary Santora Let Go From Alan Cox Show as iHeartRadio Completes Wave of Layoffs
iHeartRadio let go “more than 100” other employees on Monday
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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As Some Ohioans Make Confused Votes on Issue 1, Critics Say That’s By Republican Design
“There’s a literal effort to trick people into voting the opposite way from what they intend,” one activist said
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Ohio City Car Crash Shuts Down Jaja and Pioneer ‘Until Further Notice’
A 24-year-old man slammed his Audi into the Intro building Thursday morning
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Lakewood Nears Final Approval for Development on Former Lakewood Hospital Site
“Yeah, it’s better to have something than nothing,” one resident admitted
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County Jail Architects Make Case for Low-Rise, Four-Story Campus Design in Garfield Heights
Such a design would emphasize rehabilitation and allow staff to efficiently respond to inmates and coordinate with each other, they said
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Clevelanders for Public Transit Say RTA HealthLine is Falling Short of Promise
The Bus Rapid Transit line’s ridership has steadily declined from 5 million in 2014 to 1.7 million in 2023
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Yum Village Relocates Downtown as New Retail Heading to Langston Building Near CSU
We’ll find out in November what exactly is in store
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Tri-Star Skate Park is Shutting Down
It comes after a year of tension between the owners and the property manager over repairs to the building
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Groundbreaking of Second Norma Herr Shelter Promises a ‘Dignified’ Stay for Unhoused Women
“We will do better, we will provide better, because our guests deserve better from all of us”
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Nosotros Rock Climbing Gym Closing in Lakewood, But Owner Hopes to Relocate With Community Help
Owner Peter Stancato is trying to raise $50,000 to move the gym to the Screw Factory
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Cleveland Planning Commission Gives Green Light for City’s First Four Outdoor, Public Bathrooms
“We’re very, very grateful because this is such an important service that the city ought to provide to our residents,” planning director Joyce Huang, noting pilot studies showed no safety issues
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Bibb: Browns Move to Brook Park Will Economically Harm Cleveland, Cuyahoga County
“It’s the wrong time not to choose Cleveland,” the mayor said in a solemn speech, noting the city had exhausted every option in negotiations with the team