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City Club Public Square Talk Asks: What Is Downtown Cleveland and What Could It Be?
“Downtowns are a little bit messy. And that’s okay. That’s part of the beauty of it.”
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Loren Naji, Harbor Bay and Panzica Reach Agreement in Lawsuit Over “Destroyed” Public Art
The artist apologized for how the story was portrayed and will receive a donation for a new piece of art
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Cleveland Housing Survey Confirms Properties Owned by Out-of-State Investors Are in the Worst Shape
Just 7% of them graded out in excellent shape
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Cleveland Names Rhonda K. Brown as City’s First Arts Strategist
She brings a wealth of artistic and developmental experience to the role
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Downtown Cleveland Alliance Rebrands as Downtown Cleveland, Inc.
New logo, new structure, same downtown promises
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New Bias Complaints Continue to Target Top Cuyahoga County Judge
Already temporarily removed from a divorce case, Judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze is slated to answer new allegations by June 22
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12 Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth in Cleveland This Weekend
Concerts, events, and more run Thursday through Monday
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All Cleveland Rec Centers Now Have Social Workers on Staff to Address Youth Trauma, Mental Health Issues
The implementation comes after a 5-year study in partnership with CWRU
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Newburgh Heights Mayor Gigi Traore Will Run for Re-Election, Challenging Ousted Ex-Mayor Trevor Elkins
Village residents, Traore said in a press release, “deserve to have a trusting and accessible local government”
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Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne to Propose Garfield Heights Site for New County Jail
Citing its central location and development-ready ground, Ronayne hopes approval by council will put an end to the lengthy debate on where to build the new jail
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Cleveland’s First Black-Owned Recording Studio Could Become a City Landmark
Louise and Thomas Boddie’s affordable and convenient recording company served Cleveland and beyond for decades.
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Only 30% of Fans at Browns Home Games Live in Cuyahoga County, Data Shows
And only 15% of fans live in Cleveland