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Cleveland’s Bike Advocates Foreshadow Infrastructure Makeovers in City Club Talk
A “rapidly” implemented three-year bike plan is coming
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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Case Western Reserve University Suspends Students for Justice in Palestine Chapter
Apparently, club members were ‘glueing’ fliers to the campus’ Spirit Wall—a ‘no-no’ according to Case’s posting policy
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Lakeside Men’s Homeless Shelter Extension Opens, Putting Dent in County’s Demand for Beds
The shelter, built in a collaboration between Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry and Cuyahoga County, adds 113 more beds to tackle Cleveland’s homelessness spike
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Massive Astronaut Training Campus Set For Brook Park Gets County Funds
Forget Houston. NASA’s next fleet set to work on the ISS could be trained at Blue Abyss’ facility
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Notre Dame College Will Close After Spring Semester
Will be dispersing its remaining student base to nine colleges around Northeast Ohio and Western PA
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New Cleveland Chief of Police, Safety Director Sworn In a Week After Karrie Howard Resigns
Howard bowed out last week after a Fox 8 investigation into a possible infringement of city policy
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Fidelity Hotel on East 6th Street Looks Toward Fall Opening
Along with 97 rooms come a private dining room, reading room, café and a “high-end sports bar”
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Ohio City Inc., Placing Bet on Local Retail, Buys City Goods
“This is a long-term investment,” OCI director Chris Schmitt told Scene of the retail cluster purchase
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With Cancellations of FRONT and CAN Triennials, Cleveland Artist Tribunal Brainstorms Possible Replacement
Dozens of artists met last week to toss around ideas for festivals and engagement
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After Vocal Opposition From Munson Residents, Christian Nonprofit Withdraws Plans for Women’s Homeless Shelter
“We’re not trying to force something in the community that doesn’t want it”
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Bibb Announces $2 Million in Funding to House Homeless
The Home For Every Neighbor program aims to house 150 people by 2025
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A Christian Nonprofit Wants to Build a Small Women’s Homeless Shelter in Munson Township. The Town’s Residents Came Out in Force to Kill the Project
Despite clear data of unmet housing needs and unsheltered residents: “You do not want the inner city coming to our county,” one resident said. “This will be like a cancer.”