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Cleveland Heights Voters Overwhelmingly Decide to Oust Mayor Seren in Recall Election
More than 80 percent of voters told Seren it’s time to go
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Five Takeaways From the Cleveland City Council Primary Results
Incumbents showed strength, but with just 7% turnout and months to go in the campaigns, races could look different come November
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Signal Ohio Workers Walk Out Amidst Stalled Bargaining Talks
Union members say management is trying to split newsrooms apart and negotiate through an anti-union law firm
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Co-Owner of Flats Bar Boarded Up by Bibb Says Establishment Had Nothing to Do With Mass Shooting
“Mayor Justin Bibb made the decision [to close Play] without no investigation,” said co-owner David Hill
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Co-Owner of Flats Bar Boarded Up by Bibb Says Establishment Had Nothing to Do With Mass Shooting
“Mayor Justin Bibb made the decision [to close Play] without no investigation,” said co-owner David Hill
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TempleLive Owner Blames Consolidation in Online Ticketing and Venue Management for Closures
The company, which also closed its other venues in three cities, is exploring a sale
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Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist: My Partner and I Enjoy Public Sex, But He Wants to Get Riskier
Public play is not necessarily about wanting an audience but the thrill. But when it veers into exhibitionism or riskier situations, it involves not only your consent but others’
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TempleLive Owner Blames Consolidation in Online Ticketing and Venue Management for Closures
The company, which also closed its other venues in four cities, is exploring a sale
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With Residential Units Rising on Part of the Scranton Peninsula, Will Retail and Development Follow on Its Industrial Half?
About a thousand people may be living in the new neighborhood by the end of the decade. Appetite for other development remains stagnant, however.
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Downtown Cleveland Special Improvement District Renewed Until 2032 With City and County Buy-In
With $43 million in funding, the district gets a seven-year extension for safety ambassadors, cleaning, landscaping and more
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Cleveland City Hall’s Economic Development Department Gets New Leadership
Jeff Epstein, the former director, is leaving to head the Port of Cleveland