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RTA Gets $700,000 From Feds to Study Transit-Oriented Development, Bus Rapid Line Along Ohio City to North Olmsted Corridor
RTA will examine how to enhance density along the route
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 City Hall Debuts Open Data Portal in Bid to Boost Government Transparency
And lighten the load on their public records department which handled 33,000 requests last year
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‘These Are the Cleveland Browns’: Council Proposes Legislation Holding Browns to Art Modell Law Amid Stadium Negotiations
As the Haslams eye land in Brook Park for a dome, Cleveland City Council stakes its claim on the proceedings
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State Tax Credits Awarded to International Food Solutions to Create 220 Jobs in Cleveland
Vienna Beef and Philomena Bake Shop also received state assistance
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Mayor Justin Bibb Preaches Progress in Third State of the City Speech
Mentioned: Southeast side projects, police cadet numbers, waterfront hope, closing schools. Not mentioned: Future of Browns Stadium
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Chagrin Falls Resident Arrested, Alleged to Be Diddy’s “Drug Mule”
Brendan Paul, 25, was arrested this week in Miami amid a federal investigation into the rapper
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The Centennial Project Likely Stalled as Millennia Faces Major Rebuke From Feds
The controversial developer is barred from receiving any federal dollars until at least 2029
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Cleveland City Council Passes Gaza Ceasefire Resolution
“They had 17 weeks to do that,” an organizer who was among those who spent months demonstrating at council said
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At Last, Public Square Says Goodbye to its Jersey Barriers
And hello to its second renovation, following its makeover in 2016
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Western Reserve Historical Society Library Won’t Reopen Until 2025
After a fire in September, the library initially projected opening again in “six to nine months”
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Fridrich Bicycle, Oldest Bike Shop in Cleveland, to Close This Year
Owner Charles Fridrich told Scene he’s in talks with three potential buyers for the property
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Irish Heritage Site to Occupy Five Acres of Irishtown Bend Park
With historic artifacts unearthed during excavation on display, “this will be the largest public place by far that celebrates the Irish in this place and in Cleveland”