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Mohammad Faraj Running for Cleveland City Council in New Ward 7
Faraj is an enterprise manager for a Bitcoin company and attorney
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Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist: How Can I Ask for a Threesome?
It’s a nuanced conversation and you want to be clear on your reasoning behind wanting to explore group sex with him
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Fired-Up Crowd Jeers Ohio Senators, Representative for Not Standing Up to Trump and Musk
The “town hall,” staged by Indivisible Central Ohio, drew more than a thousand people
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City Planning Commission Approves Warner Swasey Redesign, Demolition to Come This Summer
That includes the iconic sawtooth sheds complex, long popular with area photographers
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Western Reserve Historical Society Library to Reopen April 3, 17 Months After Fire
“Imagine the process of cleaning every page of every book. Cleaning, deodorizing, re-boxing, re-labeling—literally millions of items.”
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A Moronic, Shameful Low: Attacks on Freedom of Thought and Expression in Ohio and American Education
This will be remembered as another embarrassing point in history
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Despite Some Perks, Ohio Has Seen 30% Drop in Medical Marijuana Patients Since Recreational Weed Legalized
Convenience, cost and anonymity are the driving factors
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Controversial I-71 Interchange at Boston Road Put on Hold as State Lawmakers Demand Congestion Study
“We’re studying to look at the best solution. Not just from a cost perspective, but for the communities in that footprint,” said NOACA CEO Grace Gallucci
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Ohio Is Lifting Old Driver’s License Suspensions for Unpaid Fines. Here’s What to Know.
The state will automatically cancel certain suspensions. Letters will be mailed to eligible drivers, sharing steps for getting licenses back.
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Ohio House Republicans Pass Higher Education Overhaul to Ban Diversity Efforts and Faculty Strikes
The bill also sets rules around classroom discussion and puts scholarships at risk. It now goes back to the Ohio Senate.
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Tanmay Shah Running for Cleveland City Council in New Ward 12
“Council is not speaking to the reality that working class people are facing,” says the lawyer and community organizer