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After Police Killed an Ohio Man, His Family Navigates Grief and Healing: Photos

Photographer Michael Indriolo documents an East Cleveland family's search for peace after the 2021 police shooting of their 19-year-old brother

By Michael Indriolo, The Marshall Project

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Diamond Belmonte, Vincent Belmonte’s sister, protests Vincent’s killing in East Cleveland on March 5, 2021.

Sacred Vortex Teahouse and Kombuchery to Open in Former Platform Beer Space in Ohio City

“These are safe spaces for people to come and build community," says David Kovatch, who also owns Sacred Waters Kava Bar in Lakewood

By Douglas Trattner

Sacred Vortex Teahouse and Kombuchery to open in Ohio City.

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BorderLight Theatre Festival returns to Playhouse Square and the Band Camino plays the Agora

By Jeff Niesel

The one-woman show 'Paper Cut' comes to Playhouse Square on Thursday.

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Ohio Residents Seek Answers Over Lack of Action on Fracking Waste Cleanup

By Nadia Ramlagan, Ohio News Service

Fracking waste being stored in Martin's Ferry by Austin Master Services.

This Week in Cleveland Food News: Platform Beer Space Claimed, Plus STEAK

By Vince Grzegorek

STEAK in Tremont to open first week of August.

Fridrich Bicycle to Permanently Close at the End of August

By Vince Grzegorek

After nearly a century-and-a-half in business, Fridrich Bicycle, Cleveland's oldest continuously-owned bike shop will be going out of business this year.

Stephen Sanchez Likes That Old-Time Rock 'n' Roll

By Jeff Niesel

Stephen Sanchez.

How a Region Responded to Ohio U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance’s ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ With Their Own Book

By Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal

Ohio U.S. Senate Republican candidate J.D. Vance during Ohio’s U.S. Senate Republican Primary Debate at Central State University.

Cleveland's Intercity Yacht Club, One of the Country's Oldest Black Boating Clubs, Has Built Inclusivity Since 1968

By Jala Forest

Cleveland's Intercity Yacht Club, One of the Country's Oldest Black Boating Clubs, Has Built Inclusivity Since 1968

BorderLight Theater Festival Review, Day Two: Thursday, July 25

By Christine Howey

BorderLight Festival, through July 27

Councilman Richard Starr Says KeyBank Continues to Fail Cleveland's Minority and Poor Residents

By Jala Forest

Councilman Richard Starr Says KeyBank Continues to Fail Cleveland's Minority and Poor Residents
Fracking waste being stored in Martin's Ferry by Austin Master Services.

By Nadia Ramlagan, Ohio News Service

Ohio Residents Seek Answers Over Lack of Action on Fracking Waste Cleanup

After nearly a century-and-a-half in business, Fridrich Bicycle, Cleveland's oldest continuously-owned bike shop will be going out of business this year.

By Vince Grzegorek

Fridrich Bicycle to Permanently Close at the End of August

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BorderLight Festival, through July 27

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Wine Dive is now open in Lakewood.

By Douglas Trattner

Now Open: Wine Dive in Lakewood, From the Owners of Lakewood Truck Park

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Rubix Groove To Release Two New Songs

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Now Open: Wine Dive in Lakewood, From the Owners of Lakewood Truck Park

By Douglas Trattner

Wine Dive is now open in Lakewood.

First Look: STEAK, Opening in Tremont First Week of August

By Douglas Trattner

STEAK in Tremont to open first week of August.

Councilman Richard Starr Says KeyBank Continues to Fail Cleveland's Minority and Poor Residents

By Jala Forest

Councilman Richard Starr Says KeyBank Continues to Fail Cleveland's Minority and Poor Residents

Fridrich Bicycle to Permanently Close at the End of August

By Vince Grzegorek

After nearly a century-and-a-half in business, Fridrich Bicycle, Cleveland's oldest continuously-owned bike shop will be going out of business this year.
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All Purpose Trail, Rocky River Reservation "Park at Willow Bend Picnic Area and walk one mile south on the All Purpose Trail to the Berea Falls Overlook. There is one big hill along the way to make it a bit more challenging, but views of scenic Berea Falls are well worth it."

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