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Lakeland Community College to Lay Off 10% of Staff
66 will lose their jobs come January despite steady enrollment
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Greyhound Riders Believe West Side Cleveland Station Replacement Would Be Inconvenient
Plans would move Greyhound to Puritas, some 11 miles from downtown
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Head Hunter IPA From Fat Head’s Brewery Named Top-20 Beer in America
After back-to-back gold medals, the accolades keep coming
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Stone Mad Pub To Change Hands. Guests Should Expect No Major Changes
Longtime friend and employee John Staunton to step in as new owner of the Detroit-Shoreway mainstay
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Cleveland City Council Okays Demolition of Eagle Avenue Bridge
Its razing will help usher in a new residential era for Scranton Peninsula
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CMSD CEO Warren Morgan Sets Lofty Goals, Emphasizes ‘Listening’ in First State of the Schools Address
Morgan wants to see graduation rates climb by 15 percent in the next five years
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The Judith in Ohio City to Kick Off Evening Hours Starting This Thursday
“We are so thrilled to now welcome you to our long awaited evening service.”
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Greater Cleveland Music Census Launches Today
The community-led project will use responses to help advocate and seek funding for the local scene
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Cleveland Restaurant Week Runs From Today Through November 18
More than 30 local restaurants are participating
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Downtown Cleveland Retail Report Stresses Big Aesthetic Changes Needed for Neighborhood Rebound
The plan lays out ways to get visitors to stick around longer, and to draw more retail and traffic to the city center
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State Disciplinary Hearing Against Geauga County Probate Judge Tim Grendell Again Delayed
The judge, 70, was recently selected as president of the Ohio Association of Probate Judges
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In Pepper Pike, a Surprisingly Contentious Ballot Issue Awaits on Election Day: Whether to Build Sidewalks
Detractors scoff at safety issues and argue sidewalks would, somehow, destroy the character of the suburb