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Chef, Owner Lay Blame on Each Other as Alejandro Najar Departs Blue Door Café
After a promising arrival, things fell apart
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Downtown Cleveland Inc. Revamped its Summer Busker Program. Will More Artists Show Up?
“It’s a tricky thing to turn around the culture of an entire city,” one musician said
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Cleveland Housing Survey Confirms Properties Owned by Out-of-State Investors Are in the Worst Shape
Just 7% of them graded out in excellent shape
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Downtown Cleveland Alliance Rebrands as Downtown Cleveland, Inc.
New logo, new structure, same downtown promises
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Newburgh Heights Mayor Gigi Traore Will Run for Re-Election, Challenging Ousted Ex-Mayor Trevor Elkins
Village residents, Traore said in a press release, “deserve to have a trusting and accessible local government”
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Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne to Propose Garfield Heights Site for New County Jail
Citing its central location and development-ready ground, Ronayne hopes approval by council will put an end to the lengthy debate on where to build the new jail
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De-Platformed: How the Local Brewery Built on Community and Experimentation Lost Its Way in Scaling Up and Selling Out
The inside story behind a wild ten-year ride
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‘What’s Coming Is a Tsunami’: Cleveland Needs to Be More Prepared to Help Incoming Latin American Immigrants, Leaders Say
From housing to healthcare, education to transportation, Councilwoman Santana called for a coordinated network of services
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Cleveland and Cuyahoga County Unveil Plan for ‘Downtown 3.0,’ Aiming to Boost Population, Visitors and Amenities
A comprehensive ‘Reimagining Downtown Cleveland’ plan promises better retail, better public safety, and basic repairs to infrastructure
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Traffic Cases In Cleveland Have Declined Dramatically In The Past Decade, Data Shows
Total traffic cases in Cleveland have fallen 75 percent from 2012 to 2022
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Downtown Cleveland Sees the Most Bird-Building Collisions In Ohio. This Group Wants to Eliminate Them
Lights Out, a volunteer operation, is trying to expand their downtown patroller base and implore buildings to adopt bird-safe glass and turn lights out at night
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Cleveland City Council Hits Pause on Plan to Give $20 Million to DigitalC for Expanded Low-Cost Internet Service
The tech nonprofit promises $18/month internet for some 175,000 Clevelanders