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Meet the Clevelander Who Biked Across All Five Ice-Covered Great Lakes This Winter
Late last year, Eric McKinney decided he would be the first cyclist to traverse all five frozen bodies of water. He completed his journey this week.
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Opposition to Planned Heights Multipurpose Trail is Premature, Misguided, Cities Say
Posts to social media claim a majority of trees currently lining the street would be removed. Officials say that’s far from true.
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RTA Set on Building Bus Rapid Transit Lanes on West 25th Through Heart of Ohio City Despite Business Backlash
Opponents argue eliminating on-street parking would make the area around the West Side Market more dangerous for pedestrians.
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Two Progressive Candidates Challenging Martin Sweeney for Cuyahoga County Council District 3 Seat
“This is more just standing up to the establishment,” one told Scene. “There could be a lot more progress made with a younger, fresher approach.”
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Amid Protests, City Club of Cleveland Hosts Center for Christian Virtue
The president of an anti-LGBTQ+ hate group appeared last Friday following weeks of backlash.
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With First Master Plan in Decades, Campus District Hopes to Spur Development, Establish Neighborhood Identity
Plans include new parks, bike lanes and hopefully some new housing and businesses to bolster the area.
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Behind the Indictment of Former Cuyahoga County Judge Leslie Celebrezze
How an FBI subpoena changed attitudes.
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Cleveland’s Proposed Crisis Response Bureau Could Cut Down on Police Arrests
As in New Jersey and Colorado, the new bureau would likely minimize calls and eventual charges for what would be non-violent crimes.
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Literary Cleveland Launches Yearlong Celebration of Toni Morrison
“This is our opportunity to celebrate the greatest artist in our state’s history,” Literary Cleveland head Matt Weinkam said.
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Why City Hall Decided That Drivers Will Now Pay to Park on Weekends
Clevelanders are pissed, but transportation specialists at the city say its forthcoming parking hike for Downtown and Ohio City rests in good intentions.
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Cleveland City Council Wants Your Thoughts on Closing Burke
Should we really shut down the city’s oldest airport for the sake of new apartments? Councilman Charles Slife wants to know.