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Future of Offshore Wind in Lake Erie in Flux as Icebreaker Project Shelved
“We were delayed years by lengthy permitting processes as well as litigations by opponents”
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An Advocacy Group Labeled KeyBank the Worst Lender For Black Homebuyers. The Bank Says It’s Changed
Rates of mortgage loans to Black homeowners went up this year, the bank says, but fewer than 6% of applicants are still approved
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What’s Out/In for Cleveland as 2024 Arrives
Public Square, TIFs, TV anchors and more
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Ex-Wife’s Deposition to Focus on Celebrezze, Dottore Relationship
It comes in a lawsuit from Celebrezze’s former judicial assistant
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Study Critical of Appointed Attorney Process in Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court
It found judges aren’t following state rules and are underutilizing the public defender’s office
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A New Artist Boarding House in Cleveland Will Offer Cheap Rooms for Gigging Musicians
Bands will be able to crash at the No Surf House for a few dozen dollars
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Cuyahoga County Public Library’s Most Borrowed Books of 2023
Some best sellers, Michael Symon, and Bluey, of course
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Sherrod Brown Once Again Demands Norfolk Southern Fix Dilapidated Lake Ave. Bridge
Past efforts were, he wrote, “clearly insufficient”
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Multiple Flights Were Diverted From Cleveland Hopkins Airport During Monday Night’s Snow Storm Due to Runway Conditions
A union rep said staffing might have played a role. Airport management said it was simply about the rate of snowfall
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With Small Schools Struggling, Notre Dame College’s Future in Flux
“We just don’t know. We just don’t know.”
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With Weed Now Legal Across Ohio, Are Psychedelic Mushrooms Next?
Touting the possible health benefits, mycologists and advocates say that magic shrooms are activists’ next ballot goal
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Clevelanders Dealing With Highest Median Rents in Almost Two Years
December’s median one-bedroom rent—$1,250—is still $200 below the national average