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Photos From Cleveland Magazine’s Best of the East Party at Landerhaven
The event featured samples from over 75 finalists.
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Op-Ed: Ohioans Want to Put Workers Over Billionaires, Vivek Ramaswamy Would Do the Opposite
To Ramaswamy, American workers are not only ‘mediocre,’ they’re expendable
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Ohio Data Center Ban Advocates Are Trying to Get 413,000 Signatures by July 1
Ohio has about 200 data centers, the fifth-highest state in the country. Most of the data centers are in central Ohio. Cincinnati has 26 and Cleveland has 23, according to the Data Center Map.
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Cleveland Exploring Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area for Playhouse Square
With plans for an East 4th St. DORA still being hammered out, the theater district might get downtown’s first outdoor drinking area.
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What to Expect as FirstEnergy Corruption Trial Heads for a Do-Over
Two former FirstEnergy executives will head to a retrial after a deadlocked jury the first time around.
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Cleveland Hiring Help to Expand Smart Code Throughout City
On Monday, City Council approved plans to recruit a consultant to expand form-based planning code in more neighborhoods.
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Op-Ed: Sewer District Pushes Ahead With Plan to Drain Lower Shaker Lake
Neighbors have saved Shaker Lake before, and they may do so again.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Holds Big Cash Lead Over Amy Acton After $25 Million Loan
The Republican and Democratic frontrunners in the race to be Ohio’s next governor raised similar amounts from donors before Ramaswamy tapped his personal fortune.
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Jim Kukral Wants Clevelanders to Sink Their Worries on His Interactive Cuyahoga Cruise Line
The new show-on-the-water will feature a mix of comedy and catharsis this summer.
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Utilities Plan $1.4 Trillion in Grid Investments, Likely Pushing Bills Higher in Ohio
Some experts warn the investments aren’t necessary and figures are meant to achieve greater returns.
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ShotSpotter Renewal Didn’t Need Cleveland City Council’s Approval, Safety Director Argues
Many on Council’s Safety Committee felt snubbed by Public Safety Director Wayne Drummond, who earlier this month used a city oversight group to renew a contract with the controversial gunfire detection company.
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Ohio Bill Could Force State to Shut Down Troubled Residential Treatment Facilities
The proposal comes just months after The Marshall Project – Cleveland exposed violence at a residential youth facility northeast of Columbus.
