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Latest Lakefront Plans Promise A Downtown Extension For All Seasons
A new urban grid is designed to be walkable even during the worst of Cleveland’s winter.
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Four Years After Exodus, ArtCraft Artists Say They’re Happy In Their New Home
Central air, working elevators and private studios seems to have quashed any sour grapes now at the Twist Drill. But can their new space help them sell art?
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Lake Erie Watchdog Group Urges Governments to Regulate How Data Centers Dispose of Water
“The Lake Erie Foundation believes that the time to establish clear water-protection standards is before projects are built, not after environmental problems occur.”
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Mercury Music Lounge Closes Amid Battle Over Outstanding Repairs
A leaky roof that was never fixed ultimately led owners Shane Molotik and Rae Gentry to put the kibosh on one of Lakewood’s few remaining independent venues.
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Lou’s Tavern in Little Italy Gets a Second Life
Jack Sparent dropped out of Cleveland State and put his efforts into turning one of the neighborhood’s oldest bars, which has been in his family for more than a century, into an Old World-style tavern.
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After Series of Deaths, Cuyahoga County Jail Struggles to Implement New CPR Policy
Jail officials updated an employee handbook in January to require CPR in medical emergencies, but they haven’t informed most corrections officers yet.
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Publicly Funded Stadiums Are Bad Business. Sports Economist J.C. Bradbury Says the Browns’ Brook Park Dome Won’t Be Any Different
“It’ll make more money for the Haslams,” he said, but “it’s not going to make any money for Cleveland.”
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Cleveland City Council Set to Extend Data Center Moratorium to Early 2027
Cleveland, like a hundred other cities throughout Ohio, will keep its moratorium on data centers. At least until the end of January.
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The Bail Project Ends Operations in Cleveland
The organization, which provided cash bail relief, will also stop taking new cases in a handful of other cities due to a drop in funding.
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Lakewood Mental Health Facility Could Close Next Year After County Funding Cut
Future Directions, a space for those in recovery, will no longer operate come 2027 if new funding isn’t secured, its director said.
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Cuyahoga County Launches New Site to Push for Transit-Oriented Development
The county development department hopes the one-stop site lures developers to build more units in transit-rich areas.
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Burke Coalition Argues Lakefront Airport More Profitable, Important Than City Realizes
Eight representatives of the airport, which the Bibb administration wants to close and develop, said City Hall had been portraying the facility’s financial strain on Cleveland taxpayers all wrong.