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Cleveland Picks DiGeronimo as Master Developer to Lead Post-Stadium Lakefront
Mixed-income housing, a hotel, a food hall, waterfront promenades and a music venue are among the possible plans.
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Timothy Loehmann, Police Officer Who Killed Tamir Rice, Joins Force in West Virginia
It’s the fourth gig the disgraced officer’s gotten since being fired from CPD in 2017, though he has resigned previous posts after public scrutiny.
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Medusa Nightclub Closes One Week After Latest Shooting
The closure comes after discussions with the City of Cleveland in order “to enhance public safety.”
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Cuyahoga Live Task Force Believes It Can Legislate Its Way Into a Stronger Music Industry
Only 25% of local venues were profitable last year. State Sen. Kent Smith has proposed three bills that would bring state financial backing to the Cleveland music scene.
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CSU’s Director of Esports on the Growth of the University’s Varsity Team, Club Program
“We have a lot of people on campus that are really interested in what we’re trying to do.”
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Only 1 in 4 Cleveland Independent Music Venues Were Profitable Last Year, New Report Says
But they deliver more economic impact than similar stages in cities like Portland.
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Cleveland to Build Skatepark at Luke Easter With Help From $250,000 Machine Gun Kelly Donation
“I’ve been in this neighborhood for 36 years; this is a positive move for us,” Ward 4 Councilwoman Deborah Gray said.
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How a Public Record Cost Cuyahoga County Taxpayers $650,000
A worker’s demotion after releasing court records to The Marshall Project – Cleveland led to a lawsuit alleging retaliation and witness intimidation.
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Jim Petras, Cleveland Heights’ First Out LGBTQ+ Mayor, Aims to Restore Trust in City Leadership
“Cleveland Heights is a city with so many civically minded people who care so much about the community and just want to offer their time and talents to help the city do well.”
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Nela Park’s Christmas Light Display Goes Dark After 100 Years With No Festivities for 2025 Season
The beloved Cleveland holiday tradition is missing this year, replaced with a lone Christmas tree off Noble Road. GE says they have now donated most of the decorations to local nonprofits and organizations.
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Studio West 117 Owners Defaulted on Millions in Loans, Owe Hundreds of Thousands in Back Taxes
The LGBTQ-focused complex will close at the end of the month.
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Waterfront Board Reviewing 11 Proposals for Lakefront Development in Post-Stadium Cleveland
11 developers have pitched varied plans including mid-rises, a music venue and a hotel ahead of the next master plan for the area. Waterfront czar Scott Skinner told the City Planning Commission it’s going to be a decade-long process though.