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Parma Clarifies Teachers Will Not Be Among Armed Staff in Schools
The school board says the plan was always to arm security staff.
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John Ewing, Cinematheque Co-Founder, Will Retire Next June After Four Decades
A guiding hand at Cleveland’s arthouse theater, he’s made the Cinematheque a vital, interesting and affordable destination
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At Community Meeting, Local Officials Sell the Garfield Heights County Jail Plan to Wary Residents
The Saturday morning meeting saw turnout from dozens of community members.
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Judge Celebrezze Removed From Controversial Cuyahoga County Divorce Case
Chief Justice Sharon Kennedy found judge violated court rules when taking a case involving her longtime friend
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Polensek Introduces Legislation to Amp Up Penalties on Parents of Curfew-Breaking Teens as Kia and Hyundai Thefts Continue
“Parents, you have to keep an eye on your children,” County Prosecutor Michael O’Malley told Old Brooklyn residents recently
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Ohio City Inc.’s Tom McNair to Head City’s Department of Economic Development
McNair, who spent 15 years growing Ohio City, will now help guide City Hall’s strategy citywide
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Become a Real Barbie Girl at the Dreamhouse Living Tour Stop in Cleveland
The Barbie Truck Tour is bringing merch in all shades of pink to Crocker Park in September
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Cleveland’s First Black-Owned Recording Company Named City Landmark
Cleveland music icons Thomas and Louise Boddie produced music in the city for decades.
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City Council Greenlights Slew of Development Legislation in Marathon August Meeting
From transit-oriented development to TIFs for downtown developments, it was a busy day in council chambers
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Cleveland Looking for Resident Feedback on Rec Centers and Parks
Officials plan to use responses to guide the city’s 15-year parks and recreation plan
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Could a Cleveland Music Commission Lift the Local Scene?
Austin has one. Nashville has one. Cleveland’s music scene, venue owners say, should be next.
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Winking Lizard 86ing Its Live Iguanas
The iguana mascots still in Avon, Bedford Heights and Lakewood will most likely be re-housed by the end of the year