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“Trans Ams Are Red, Camaros Are Blue”: An Ode to Old Scene Personal Ads
Love, connection and music in the back pages
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Cleveland Reducing the Number of Police Officer Positions as Hiring Lags
The mayor’s budget proposal cuts 148 vacant police positions
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Debut of Cleveland’s MLS NEXT Pro Team May Be Delayed Until Soccer Stadium Built
The same ownership group hopes to land a National Women’s Soccer League expansion team and is working on getting stadium financing ready for the bid
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Appeals Court Orders New Trial for Octavius Williams in Attempted Murder Case His Brother Has Since Confessed To
Granted a judicial release but not fully exonerated despite the recommendation of the county’s Conviction Integrity Unit, Williams has long sought a chance to officially clear his name
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At Waterfront Summit, Optimism That a String of Major Projects Will Reconnect Cleveland to Lake Erie
Half of the seven major waterfront projects may kick off in 2024/2025, some will take two decades to complete
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Fewer Than Half of City of Cleveland Employees Live in Cleveland
53% percent of Cleveland’s seven thousand city workers live in the suburbs—and beyond
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Cleveland Guardians Home Opener on Eclipse Day Won’t Start Until at Least 5:10 PM
Hundreds of thousands are expected to descend on Cleveland that day
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Does the City of Cleveland Need a New Flag? Many Think So. This Group is Doing Something About It
Starting with a survey asking residents what they’d like to see on a modern design, CLE Flag Project is intent on creating a new municipal banner
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Bibb’s Proposed ‘Shore to Core’ Downtown TIF Could Collect Billions. Council Wants Half to Go to Neighborhoods
“As Council President, I will ensure every neighborhood in Cleveland reaps the benefits of this transformational revenue”
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Residents First, a Major Cleveland Housing Law Overhaul, Approved by City Council
The revision to housing code is meant to crack down on ‘bad actors’ and negligent out-of-state landlords
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In Cleveland’s Fight to Address Growing Homeless Population, Outreach Workers Play a Frontline Role
There remains a clear need for more connections between those on the streets and services, housing
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Concord Casimir, Cleveland’s Pierogi-Eating Feline Answer to Punxsutawney Phil, Predicts Early False Spring
“He hit some hot spots on the surface of his pierogi, meaning of course we will have some temporary warm weather”