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With HQ Rising, What Will Sherwin Williams Do With the Rest of Its Downtown Land?
How will the company activate its spaces? Retail could be an option
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Black, Multiracial Children in Ohio Lag Behind Statewide, Countrywide Counterparts for General Well-Being
The 2024 ‘Race for Results’ report showed gaps remain in health and education, especially in Ohio
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Half of Clevelanders Think City Parks Aren’t in Good Condition, Survey Shows
From closed pools to “unsafe” conditions, the city has a lot of work to do
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Cleveland Architects at Redhouse Studio Hope to Build Inflatable Housing for the Moon and Mars. Out of Mushrooms
While studying applications for outer space, the team is also deploying their fungi-focused work on Earth, including at a mycelium building in Africa
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Investors Sue Cleveland Rocks Climbing Gym Owner Kevin Wojton, Accuse Him of Fraud
The complaint alleges Wojton lied to investors for years
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There’s a New Chef and Menu at Little Rose Tavern in West Park
Trevor Fuhrmann has added some meat options to the previously all-vegan menu.
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Re:Source Cleveland to Open Refugee-Focused International Farmers Market in Ohio City
Set to open in 2025, it’ll serve as a retail outpost for the organization’s Ohio City Farm, offering fresh and prepared foods
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‘It Humanizes You’: An Interview with Mayor Justin Bibb Halfway Through What He Hopes Won’t Be His Only Term in Office
Bibb on how he’s grown since the campaign, his promise for the southeast side, closing more streets for pedestrians, jobs, Blaine Griffin and more
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More Burglaries Reported at Four Cleveland Public Library Branches Over the Holidays
The Paystation Bandit apparently struck again at Hough, Fleet, South and Broadway
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Stow Municipal Court Will No Longer Charge Drivers $100 to Appeal Tickets
The Institute of Justice argued the court’s mandatory fees “violated constitutional rights”
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An Advocacy Group Labeled KeyBank the Worst Lender For Black Homebuyers. The Bank Says It’s Changed
Rates of mortgage loans to Black homeowners went up this year, the bank says, but fewer than 6% of applicants are still approved
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Sherrod Brown Once Again Demands Norfolk Southern Fix Dilapidated Lake Ave. Bridge
Past efforts were, he wrote, “clearly insufficient”