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Ohio Just Banned ‘Gas Station Heroin’
The chemical, which was banned on December 22, is still legal in 43 states
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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MetroHealth Releases Salary and Bonus Details of Leadership Team Dating Back Five Years
The consultant reports are part of the whole Akram scandal and lawsuits
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Tower City Foot Traffic Is as Bad as You Think It Is
The Arcades saw almost three times as many visitors
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MetroHealth Saw a Record Number of Frostbite Patients During Last Weekend’s Blizzard
The county saw at least one possible death due to exposure
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As City Braces for Freezing Temps, Advocates Host Vigil for Homeless Clevelanders Who Died This Year
The crowd remembered the 55 who died and advocated for officials to do more
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Old Brooklyn Chooses Mixed-Use Project for St. Luke’s, United Methodist Block
The proposal would include a renovation of St. Luke’s with a 70-unit apartment building and retail space
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Chris Ronayne Announces Three New Hires for Incoming County Executive Administration
Brooklyn Mayor Katie Gallagher, Nailah Byrd and David Razum join the team
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Cavs and City of Cleveland Unveil 12th Renovated Neighborhood Gym as Kovacic Rec Center Reopens
As part of the Q Deal, the Cavs agreed to redo 24 courts around the city
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Cleveland Police Academy Graduates 17 New Officers, City Still 300 Short
They join a force still under a Federal Consent Decree and under supervision from a newly empowered community police commission
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Board Recommends Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Daniel Gaul Be Removed From Bench by Ohio Supreme Court
The panel said the judge’s “impartiality might be reasonably questioned”
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Chris Hansen, of ‘To Catch a Predator’ Fame, is Co-Running a True Crime Streaming Service Based in Cleveland
He’s teamed up with producer-activist Shawn Rech, and is filming across Northeast Ohio
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Local Literary Magazine ‘Cleveland Review of Books’ Comes of Age with Debut Print Issue
After four years of digital publishing, CRB goes analog