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Bedrock Riverfront Project, Sherwin Williams R&D Center Get Millions for Brownfield Cleanup
The state handed out $44 million to projects in Cuyahoga County
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Marginal Road Greenway Connecting Downtown to East 55th Expected to Be Completed in 2026
The trail will be the first off-street pedestrian and bike-friendly route linking Downtown to the East Side
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Greyhound to Move From Downtown Cleveland to New Brookpark Road Station
The service will be departing from the city center, to the consternation of riders
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Former Cuyahoga County Employee to Plead Guilty to Wire Fraud Charges
The Feds accused Curtis McEwen of defrauding a Beachwood company out of $7.5 million
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With Tens of Thousands Across Cleveland Still Without Power, Residents Scramble for Food, Places to Stay, Medical Help
FirstEnergy has told customers it could be the middle of next week before power is restored
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City Council Approves Special TIF District For Bedrock Riverfront Project, Promising Up to $1 Billion in Subsidies
Dan Gilbert’s $3-billion development project includes a new Cavs training facility, offices, parks and thousands of apartments
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Joyce Brabner, Comic Book Writer and Wife of Late Harvey Pekar, Dies at 72
Brabner carved out her own distinguished career in comics separate from her legacy with Pekar
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Cleveland Unveils Latest Lakefront Master Plan, Calls for Major Shoreway Overhaul With or Without Browns
The highway would become a four-lane boulevard, and a host of other road projects would add safe connectors from downtown to Lake Erie
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As Cleveland Makes Stadium Pitch, Optimism in Brook Park After Meetings With Haslam Reps for New Dome
The team met with Brook Park officials the day before Bibb unveiled Cleveland’s latest offer and put a deadline on a response from the Haslams. “They’re building that dome,” a source said
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‘It’s Just Sad’: Drug Store Closures Could Make Some Cleveland Neighborhoods Pharmacy Deserts
“It’s a huge equity issue. It signals that we’re no longer a fully walkable neighborhood—in a community where many households don’t have access to cars.”
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Cleveland Moves, City’s Effort to Improve Bike and Pedestrian Infrastructure, Hits the Streets for Public Feedback
Cleveland is looking for resident input on what streets could use bike lanes, better crosswalks, traffic stops and other features
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Frontier Ending Five Routes Out of Cleveland Hopkins Airport Citing ‘Market Demand’
Direct flights on the airline to and from Jacksonville, New Orleans, Myrtle Beach, Pensacola, and Savannah will soon end