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The Cleveland Women’s March Returns Saturday, One Year After Roe Fell
The march and rally starts at noon on Saturday, June 24, in front of City Hall
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 Vows to End AIDS/HIV by 2030 in Landmark Summit
As a Fast-Track City, the goal is to cut HIV infections by at least 95 percent in the next seven years
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Downtown Cleveland Inc. Revamped its Summer Busker Program. Will More Artists Show Up?
“It’s a tricky thing to turn around the culture of an entire city,” one musician said
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City Club Public Square Talk Asks: What Is Downtown Cleveland and What Could It Be?
“Downtowns are a little bit messy. And that’s okay. That’s part of the beauty of it.”
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Loren Naji, Harbor Bay and Panzica Reach Agreement in Lawsuit Over “Destroyed” Public Art
The artist apologized for how the story was portrayed and will receive a donation for a new piece of art
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Cleveland Housing Survey Confirms Properties Owned by Out-of-State Investors Are in the Worst Shape
Just 7% of them graded out in excellent shape
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Downtown Cleveland Alliance Rebrands as Downtown Cleveland, Inc.
New logo, new structure, same downtown promises
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Newburgh Heights Mayor Gigi Traore Will Run for Re-Election, Challenging Ousted Ex-Mayor Trevor Elkins
Village residents, Traore said in a press release, “deserve to have a trusting and accessible local government”
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Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne to Propose Garfield Heights Site for New County Jail
Citing its central location and development-ready ground, Ronayne hopes approval by council will put an end to the lengthy debate on where to build the new jail
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Only 30% of Fans at Browns Home Games Live in Cuyahoga County, Data Shows
And only 15% of fans live in Cleveland
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Lillian Kuri Believes the Cleveland Foundation’s New Center Can Build a New Midtown
Kuri seeks to “not to have Midtown feel like a pass through” and Cleveland to be “one connected city”
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‘What’s Coming Is a Tsunami’: Cleveland Needs to Be More Prepared to Help Incoming Latin American Immigrants, Leaders Say
From housing to healthcare, education to transportation, Councilwoman Santana called for a coordinated network of services