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A Midterm Ronayne and New County Council President Brace for Second Era of Trump
Will Washington be as friendly to Cuyahoga County in the next four years?
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Downtown Cleveland Inc. Cites Retail Plan Progress Despite Average Storefront Openings
Yet Public Square bike plans, better sidewalks in the Gateway and a new park are on the menu for 2025
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As Cleveland City Council Passes New Ward Maps, Only a Few People Are Happy
The redistricting process came to a speedy and begrudging end Monday after Council approved the new maps 14-2
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Cleveland’s New Parks and Rec Director Wants to Shake Things Up
Alex Nichols knows Clevelanders want modern amenities, cleaner facilities, more programming, easy scheduling and safer parks. The work has already begun to make that happen
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Rose Building to Rekindle Front Door of Cleveland Identity With Boutique Marriott Hotel
A Marriott Tribute, with a ground-floor restaurant and nine floors of apartments, will begin construction in August
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Rebuild Cleveland Set to Build Modular Homes in Detroit Shoreway, North Collinwood
“What I’m trying to do is bring homeowners into the city with new construction.”
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Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist: Work Stress is Killing My Sex Drive
Giving yourself not only the tools to feel sexual but the permission is part of the answer
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Downtown Memorial Bike Loop Plans Will Be Unveiled Early This Year
The three-mile loop of protected bike lanes would connect Ohio City, Downtown and the tip of the future Irish Town Bend Park
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Homeless Clevelanders Die on the Streets Every Year. Advocates Say a New City Program Could Stem the Tide
But while Cleveland’s ‘A Home for Every Neighbor Program’ is finding housing for more than a hundred unsheltered residents, the city lacks a seasonal shelter for this winter
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Appeals Court Says Cuyahoga County Juvenile Judges Abused Discretion in Three Bindover Cases
Each split ruling determined that judges failed to weigh time remaining on sentences for rehabilitation and blaimed the children for prior problems with treatment
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Norfolk Southern Quiet as Concrete Falls From Lake Avenue Bridge
A state law could help put pressure on the bridge’s owner
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Ward 12 Clevelanders Brace for Redistricting Growing Pains After Next Year’s Council Shake Up
“It’s like they took a pie and made it into six pieces”