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It’s Now Illegal to Feed Geese in Mentor
“We’re not anti-animal; we’re just pro let-them-live-in-their-natural environment”
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 Continues Tourism Rebound as 2022 Numbers Approach Pre-Pandemic Levels
Cuyahoga County saw a 12-percent jump in visitors
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How the East 81st Deli Chicken Salad Video Changed the Lives of the Business and Star, One Year Later
East 81st Deli looks to expand, while Tenisha Godfrey’s exploring a clothing line and a music career
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Cleveland Public Library Branch Pay Stations Robbed In String of Late-Night Break-Ins
One man has been hitting CPL’s cash machines since at least early August
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Lights Out Cleveland Has Recovered About 1,000 Dead or Injured Birds This Migratory Season After Building Collisions
With a little more than a month left in the fall migration, the group could surpass their average
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Memphis & Pearl Mixed-Use Project Receives Funding Boost From Cleveland City Council
One of the first major apartment projects in Old Brooklyn in 50 years landed $2.5 million from the city
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Rejoice: The Center Street Swing Bridge Has Finally Reopened
Nearby businesses and residents have cause for celebration
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Legal Weed In November? Cleveland Weed Con Attendees Think Time is Nigh for Ohio
“Hey, if it’s not November, it’s going to be the next November”
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Rock Hall Expansion Groundbreaking Recalls Spirit of Original 1995 Ceremony
The design pays homage to the original design while accentuating the public space and adding to the lakefront landscape
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‘Car Creepers’ Auto Theft Ring Indicted By County After Yearlong Investigation
Eight men—most of them 19 years old—were charged on 224 criminal counts
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New Cleveland Curfew Laws Go Into Effect After Council Passes Stricter Penalties For Parents
“You want to have kids? Be responsible for them”
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Cleveland City Council Approves Citywide Fiber Optic Network Project, Aims to Further Bridge Digital Divide
Sifi Networks aims to fit Cleveland with a complete fiber network by 2030