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My Review of the Burning River Ultramarathon
why am I doing this. no one asked me to do this. I could stop right now and almost nobody would know
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‘This Man. He Just Doesn’t Make No Sense’: Clevelanders Vent on $4 Gas Prices
The cost to fill up in Cleveland has shot up by a quarter since early February, data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration shows.
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Submissions Open for Participatory Budgeting Pilot Project in Slavic Village
With $100,000 to spend, People’s Budget Cleveland is collecting ideas from residents, including a new dog park and upgrades to Warsaw Park.
Posted inOhio News
Today is the Last Day to Buy THC Beverages at Stores, Bars in Ohio
Ohio’s new law restricting sales of THC products to dispensaries takes effect on March 20.
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Three Years After Ohio Legalized Sports Betting, Addicts Say Industry Needs More Regulation
“You can’t go to a game without seeing an ad for a sportsbook.”
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Rich Paul’s Klutch Sports Files Trademark Lawsuit Against Klutch Cannabis
The sports management company says the Akron-based weed business’ branding was an “obvious and willful effort to profit from and divert the brand equity that Klutch Sports has built in the very same marketplace.”
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Downtown Parking Facility Owners Say Cleveland Is Nitpicking on Safety Requirements for License Renewals
“We’re not the problem,” one lot operator said. “It’s a joke. The city poked the wrong bear.”
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Cuyahoga County Deputy’s Lying Called Into Question
A public defender has asked a judge to toss a conviction after learning Deputy Kasey Loudermilk lied on his job application.
Posted inArts & Culture
Jake Kelly Debuts Citywide Historic Music Mural Project For Cleveland’s 230th Birthday
Historic ads and concert scenes from shows at long-gone venues like the Algiers or Pirate’s Cove make up a bulk of Kelly’s project to commerate a city milestone.
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Sunshine Week in Ohio: Public Records Power Accountability — If We Can Get Them
Sunshine Week highlights the power of public records and the growing barriers that limit transparency and weaken public oversight.
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NEON Workers to Sue Embattled Healthcare Services Provider Over Unpaid Wages
Tens of thousands of dollars are owed since December, when NEON first missed paychecks, they say.
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Rebecca Maurer Hired as Cleveland’s Chief Lead Advisor
The former city councilwoman told Scene she plans to extend the preventative philosophy—get homes remediated and Cleveland kids tested—behind the 2019 law she helped draft.