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Forbes Announces Its Cleveland ’30 Under 30′
The city’s one out of 10 on the business magazine’s new local list and will host the national Under 30 Summit in October
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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Two Years After the Chaotic Mass Evacuation of Afghanistan, Asylees in Cleveland Are Still in Legal Limbo
With humanitarian parole set to expire in August for hundreds living in the city, a lack of action by Congress and Biden leaves their immigration status up in the air
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Two-Month Festival Will Celebrate Superman’s Cleveland Origins
“I mean, why aren’t we doing more of it? Think of the tourism potential.”
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After Successful Pilot Efforts, What Will it Take to Close Market Avenue to Cars for Good?
“I just don’t understand it. I want it. The mayor wants it. The businesses want it. The community wants it. But yet it still hasn’t happened.”
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Get Ready to Squash: More Spotted Lanternflies Found In Northeast Ohio
The Ohio Department of Agriculture says they’ve been receiving ‘five to 10’ reports a day. Ohio vineyards and park systems are taking notice
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Matthew Ahn to Challenge Michael O’Malley in Race for County Prosecutor
Running on a progressive platform, Ahn believes O’Malley’s tenure has been dominated by outdated ideas about criminal justice
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Council Public Safety Meeting Puts Pressure on Police Staffing, Bibb’s Anti-Crime Program Amid Wave of Summer Offenses
“The anger and frustration in our community is palpable”
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RTA Waterfront Line Will Reopen in September, But Only for Browns Home Games
The line, which has been inoperable since 2021, won’t see a return to full service until 2024
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Masonic Auditorium Poised for $8 Million Facelift Thanks to Owner Temple Live
A rehab of Midtown’s 250,000 square-foot behemoth hopes to make the Masonic “the coolest venue in Cleveland” with upgraded sound and more
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North Coast Lakefront Master Plan Reveals Cleveland’s Big Goals
The city hopes to connect the east and west side and give Black and Hispanic residents better lakefront access
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County Exec Chris Ronayne Names Erik Janas as Next Chief of Staff
He’ll take over from Eric Wobser, who is heading back to Sandusky
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County Council Members Raise Doubts About Funding, Suitability of Proposed Garfield Heights Jail Site
Councilmembers questioned whether or not $750 million would be enough to cover the site, and whether the site itself is ideal