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Chris Ronayne vs. Lee Weingart Cage Match at the Renaissance Let’s GOOOOOOOOOO
City Club County Exec debate will follow 2021 Cleveland mayoral debate format
Sam Allard
Sam Allard is a former senior writer at Scene.
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Bally Sports Wants to Charge Me How Much for Its New Streaming Service?
And won’t even include Guardians games (for now)
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‘Thirteen Lives,’ New Ron Howard Movie About Thai Cave Rescue, Great Opportunity to Remember Elon Musk is Dumbass
Guess what? Human ingenuity doesn’t require advanced technology!
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Hoops After Dark Program Provides On-Court Thrills, Off-Court Skills in Pilot Year
Basketball Tourney slash development program is partnership between city of Cleveland, Cavs
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Here’s the Trailer for New Documentary About 100+ Year Guardians-Yankees Rivalry
It’s the 102nd Anniversary of the Pitch that Killed Ray Chapman.
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Cleveland Passes Same Body Cam Law that led to Release of Jayland Walker Police Shooting Footage in Akron
Police will have seven days to release use of deadly force footage.
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Security Guards at Playhouse Square and other Downtown Properties Want to Form a Union
Officers with Royce Security get no raises, no paid time off
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Cleveland Building and Construction Trades Council Endorses Mike DeWine for Governor
Wondolowski’s group once again aligns with business interests
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The Plain Dealer, Cleveland’s Metro Daily Newspaper, is Hiring a Cincinnati Bengals Reporter
Cleveland.com sports team expanding by four positions
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Cleveland Cinemas to Host Special Screenings of Grease in Memory of Olivia Newton-John
Get thee to the Cedar Lee or Chagrin Cinemas
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RTA Buses Are Advertising for Spitzer KIA. Cool Cool. No Yeah No For Sure.
Agency says people buying cars supports public transit
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Westlake Starbucks Store Declares Intent to Unionize
Anti-union video message from CEO Howard Schultz sparked organizing efforts at Crocker Park