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There’s Still No Agreement on How Many Clevelanders Actually Live Downtown
A recent report showed around 12,000 living there while studies from other groups purport 20,000
Mark Oprea
Mark Oprea is a staff writer at Scene. He's covered Cleveland for the past decade, and has contributed to TIME, NPR, the Pacific Standard and the Cleveland Magazine. He's the winner of two Press Club awards.
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Two Studies Lean Towards Recommendation for Cleveland to Close the Burke Lakefront Airport
These “findings have reinforced my long-held belief that closing Burke is both possible and economically advantageous for Cleveland,” Mayor Bibb said
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Cleveland is in Bad Need of New Housing. Developers Blame a Draconian Permit Process
Permits pulled for new homes in the city are down on average. Developers point their fingers at City Hall.
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Operator Layoffs at Cleveland Hopkins Won’t Impact Fall Flights, Airport Says
Swissport USA, baggage handlers that have worked at CLE since 1996, laid off 213 workers last week
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Here are the Best and Worst Northeast Ohio Neighborhoods and Suburbs for Life Expectancy
Overall, Ohio isn’t doing so great
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In Second State of the County, Chris Ronayne Plays it Cool for Packed Atrium
Despite interruptions from pro-Palestine protestors, the county executive kept his fatherly boosterism intact
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Russell Atkins, Cleveland Poet Who Made Strides in Avant-Garde Scene, Dead at 98
A Clevelander for much of his life, Atkins was a friend and contemporary of Langston Hughes and Amiri Baraka
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April’s Solar Eclipse Brought in Roughly $25M Across the Region, Destination Cleveland Says
But will those six minutes convince out-of-towners to move here?
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Hello Cleveland, a One-Stop-Shop for Live Music Listings, Debuts with Rock Hall Bump
“This here is a decade in the making.”
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Hollie Strano Says She Was Fired From WKYC for ‘Sharing Recovery Journey Publicly’
“I believe the actions of WKYC and Tegna demonstrate the stigma surrounding addiction,” she wrote
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Will Shaker Square’s $5-Million Makeover Be Enough to Sway Future Tenants?
“We didn’t just put lipstick on a pig,” CNP head Tania Menesse said about the recent improvements
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As United Airlines Flight Attendants at Hopkins and Other Airports Demonstrate, Union Signals Possibility of Strike
Nearly 100% of union members have said they’re willing to strike if negotiations continue to go nowhere with United