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Ohio City Bridgeworks Project Eyes Fall Groundbreaking After Last Year’s Redesign
A $2 million Cuyahoga County loan would help build 140 units of housing, plus a hotel and restaurant
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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Progress in Cleveland Police Reform ‘Stagnated’ Last Year, Consent Decree Monitoring Team Says
“Unfortunately, there were no upgrades” in progress aligned with the federal Consent Decree, monitor Karl Racine said
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At Forum Over Planned Hingetown Street Closure, a Focus on Safety and Kids
Among feedback on the future of West 29th Street, concerns about parking and suggestions for possible amenities
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Cleveland City Council Hesitantly Approves More Money to Fund Lakefront Study
While making it clear members would like to be more involved in the lakefront process
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Cavs Downtown Training Facility Design Approval Stirs Excitement For Resident Access to the Riverfront
The first building to mark the Cuyahoga’s makeover was approved by the Cleveland Planning Commission
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Case Western Students Host ‘Die In’ Protest During University’s Annual Open House
The protestors, affiliated with Students for Justice for Palestine, want the organization’s current ban revoked
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ATM Stolen From Huntington Branch in Buckeye That Bank Had Sought to Close Due to Crime
“Everyone carries a gun here,” one nearby shop owner said
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Want Free Ice Cream? Start Nabbing ‘We Buy Houses’ Signs Off the Streets of Cleveland
“Oh, it’s almost like always a scam,” said Kris Harsh, who’s offering Honey Hut to whoever collects the most signs
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University Circle to Become a ‘Special Improvement District’ in Effort to Bolster Security
A $4.3 million fund would take contributions from all of Wade Oval’s major institutions to add staffing
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Greyhound Likely Staying in Downtown Cleveland Following Playhouse Purchase of Historic Building
The bus service looking to relocate three blocks south to the Stephanie Tubbs Jones Transit Center
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The Cleveland Catholic Diocese Has a List of Clergy Credibly Accused of Child Abuse. Advocates Want the Church to Finally Release It
Fewer than 25% of the names compiled 20 years ago have been shared with the public
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St. Clair Place Apartment Residents Say Landlords Have Let Building Fall Into Dangerous Disrepair
A group filed a lawsuit in housing court following years of inaction seeking to hold the owners accountable