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Pro-Palestine Students Speak Out Against Case Western Reserve University’s Encampment Punishments
The Task Force will host its own its commencement ceremony this Sunday at Wade Lagoon
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Cleveland to Debut Parks and Rec Master Plan This Week
Clevelanders can give their critiques at six separate feedback meetings this week
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Ohio House Begins Hearings on Bill Prohibiting Non-Consensual Deepfakes
The measure is one of a handful of different proposals offered by Ohio lawmakers
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Case Western Reserve University Bars Some Pro-Palestine Student Protesters From Graduation, Campus
The university’s Office of Student Conduct sent notices to more than a dozen involved in the recent Gaza Solidarity Encampment
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Massive Redevelopment of Warner & Swasey Building Heads to Conceptual Review
The $36 million project would offer affordable senior and family housing
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Cleveland Muny League Expands This Year, Now Offering Girls Flag Football
With dozens of high school club teams playing in Northeast Ohio and a push to make it a varsity sport, the city will offer it to youths ages 5-15
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Case Western Reserve University Threatens Protestors With Criminal Violations as Encamped Grow More Defiant
“I urge the student protestors,” Case President Eric Kaler wrote, “to remove the encampment and begin the student conduct process.”
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Four Years After Cleveland Was Named the Worst City for Black Women, A Survey Asks If That’s Still the Case
‘Project Noir’ will use responses to address solutions in the community
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Evelyn Restaurant Project from Jill Vedaa and Jessica Parkison is Not Happening
The former Spice proeprty has been sold to Revifi Properties
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Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse Agrees to Coat Glass to Prevent Bird Collisions
The cost? Close to $1 million
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Broadview Heights Pride Fest Moves Forward in Spite of Resident Hostility
Following a contentious council meeting in April, Pride Fest is still going on June 8
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Cleveland Loses Points on This Year’s City Clean Energy Scorecard
Cleveland dropped to 46th on energy council’s triennial climate report