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Clevelanders Wax Nostalgic at Cavs Championship 10th Anniversary Block Party
“Champagne was popping. The whole city was on fire,” one recalled about Game 7. “We were all on the same page.”
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Memorial Bridges Loop Trail Construction to Begin Next Week
The three-mile shared-use path will take roughly five months to build out, the city says.
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Car Wash Company Backs Out of Controversial Shaker Square Plans
After opposition from Mayor Bibb, City Council and residents, Express Auto Wash announced it has withdrawn plans for the project.
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Rep. Shontel Brown, Northeast Ohio Leaders Demand Answers From FBI on Raid of Voter Registration Group
“This wasn’t a terrorist attack; this wasn’t a threat to public safety,” Shontel Brown said. “It was an attempt to send a message to a specific community.”
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Rate of Lead-Poisoned Children in Cleveland Has Declined in Past Decade, City Says
But the number of severe cases hasn’t changed.
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A Year After Debut of People’s Flag of Cleveland, Family of Designer of Official City Flag Push its Place in History
A team led by Susan Hepburn’s great-great granddaughter has handed out hundreds of official city flags and debuted an exhibit at Cleveland Public Library.
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Barflyy to Bring Early 2000s College Bar Vibes to Flats East Bank This Summer
The former Inferno spot will be the Flats’ third retro bar, following Decades and Good Night John Boy.
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FBI Searches Cleveland Offices of Ohio Voting-Rights Group
Feds haven’t said what the group is suspected of doing wrong
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Cleveland Wants You to Stop Idling (and Using) Your Car As Much As Possible
“Breathe cleaner air. Save gas. Avoid fines,” about a dozen new billboards from the Department of Public Health read.
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Literary Cleveland Scores Big Grant from Arts Fund
Cleveland’s home for the literary arts was the only Ohio organization to win a slice of an $8 million grant from the Literary Arts Fund this week.
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Cleveland’s Pride in the CLE Celebration Rides On Despite Corporate Sponsor Exodus
Trump’s attacks on DEI have led many companies to pull back from supporting Pride events. In Cleveland, sponsors have decreased but the party will go on.
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Former Members of the Restored Church of God in Wadsworth Say They Were Left Financially and Spiritually Bamboozled
From significant mandatory tithes to end-of-times prophecies, those who have exited the church say Pastor David Pack rules his flock with utter control.