Update: Local Rapper Murr To Release New Album and Play Release Party at B-Side Lounge
Update: Founder of LOUD: Mind & Music, a cause that uses creativity to raise awareness for mental health, as well as the co-founder of the Community Jam, the local artist Murr has appeared on the No Bad News podcast, the Into the Music podcast and The Local Spotlight with I’m From Cleveland co-founder John Stursa. This…
Beloved Irish Ballad Inspired Marys Lane’s New Single
Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, local rockers Marys Lane have released their latest single, “Raglan Love.” The song represents the follow-up to band’s 2018 effort, Wild Unknown. Lee Turner, Darius Rucker’s piano player and a noted multi-instrumentalist, joins the band on the B3 Hammond organ for the raucous tune that starts slow but…
City of Cleveland Appeals to Ohio Supreme Court to Stop Possible $188 Million Class Action Lawsuit Against Cleveland Public Power
The city of Cleveland has filed an appeal asking the state’s high court to overrule an appeals court that ruled late last year that a possible class action lawsuit against Cleveland Public Power alleging that the city-owned utility improperly charged customers $188 million could proceed. In ruling that the lawsuit could go on, the 8th…
Savage Love: My Friend’s Relationships Always End Badly, And I Think She’s to Blame
I’m having a problem advising a friend. She’s been through a divorce and now the breaking off of an engagement. To put it simply, both relationships ended because she was cheated on and she has a zero-tolerance policy around infidelity. To complicate matters, in each relationship, we — her friends — have witnessed her being…
Avo Modern Mexican More Than Rises to the Occasion in Ohio City
In four short years, Gabriel Zeller and Julie Mesenburg have gone from operating a single taco bar in Sandusky to overseeing a multi-concept portfolio of popular eateries that spans counties. The husband-and-wife team’s hands-on approach has propelled a rapid expansion eastward with stops in Amherst, Rocky River and Ohio City. Next up for the hungry…
Cleveland State University Vikings are Headed to the Big Dance For Third Time Ever
With a victory Tuesday night in the Horizon League conference tournament final, the Cleveland State University men’s basketball team has won a ticket to March Madness. CSU will play in the annual NCAA Division 1 Men’s Basketball Tournament for only the third time in the program’s history. The Vikings appeared previously in 1986, under head…
Rick Doody Starts Work on Converting Former Bull and Bird in Chagrin Falls to JoJo’s Steaks
If your name is Rick Doody, your to-do list looks a little something like this: Complete the work of converting Lindey’s Lake House in Beachwood to Bar Italia, completely remodel Lindey’s Lake House in the Flats before peak season rolls around, and put the finishing touches on the dazzling terraced patio overlooking the falls at…
Local Singer-Songwriter Moises Borges To Deliver Livestreamed Concert on Friday
During the pandemic, the Maltz Performing Arts Center at Case Western Reserve has hosted a number of livestream concerts featuring local musicians, and at 8 p.m. on Friday, jazz singer Moises Borges will perform. He’ll receive a little help from a few of his Northeast Ohio-based musician friends. Drummer and percussionist Dylan Moffitt, saxophonist and…
New Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick Exhibit Demonstrates How Art Can Heal
Stephen Romano has curated several exhibits for Cleveland’s Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick. He was the man behind the following exhibits: the wildly popular William Mortensen’s WITCHES, an exhibit that featured a selection from Romano’s comprehensive collection of works by the artist; Barry William Hale, the first ever solo exhibition by the world renowned…
Ohio Infrastructure Gets ‘C-‘ Grade From National Engineers Group
Ohio’s infrastructure could use a little help, engineers say. In the 2021 edition of the “Report Card for America’s Infrastructure,” the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) gives Ohio an overall grade of C-. As of 2017, the national average grade is D+. For the report, member engineers in the Buckeye State grade Ohio’s infrastructure…
22 New Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Coming to Cuyahoga County, Thanks to Ohio EPA Grants
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has announced roughly $3.5 million in grants across the state which will fully or partially fund the installation of 170 electric vehicle charging stations. Cuyahoga County is slated to receive 22 of them, more than any other county statewide, including locations at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, the Legacy Village shopping…
Behold This Cleveland Bollard Art
Captured by ace WEWS overnight news photographer Mike Vielhaber, this ingenious rogue bollard art can be seen at the corner of East 30th and Prospect. Bollard art! It’s no substitute for bollards replacing the jersey barriers at Public Square, but we’ll take what we can get. Someone added some character to this @BollardsofCTown at East…
Black Ohioans Are 13% of State Population, But Just 5.6% of the Vaccine Recipients
Of more than 1.8 million Ohioans who have received at least one COVID-19 vaccination dose, only 5.6% went to Black Ohioans, who comprise about 13% of the population. The inequity is the latest example of disparate health outcomes in the state and nation along racial lines. The math is slightly worse among the nearly 1…
This Is March (And We’re Back) — The A to Z Podcast With Andre Knott and Zac Jackson
Andre and Zac are back with a wide-ranging discussion and sports and other things. Subscribe to the A to Z podcast here or stream below.
13 Cleveland Arts Organizations Receive NEA Grants
Almost 30 Ohio arts organizations — including 13 in Cleveland — have received federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts’ Grants for Arts Projects program. Three Ohio poets have also received Creative Writing Fellowships, according to a media release from the Ohio Arts Council. The awards for Ohio organizations totaled $650,000, with grants…
Ohioans 50 and Older Will Be Eligible for Covid Vaccine Beginning Thursday
Gen-Xers, rejoice! Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced Monday afternoon that due to excess supply of the coronavirus vaccine, the pool of eligible recipients will be expanded Thursday. Starting on that day, all Ohioans aged 50 and older and those with Type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease can begin to get their Covid shots. The…
Fully Vaccinated People Can Now Rage Indoors Together Without Masks, CDC Says
Scream, swap spit, and unmask your deepest desires, because the time has come for fully vaccinated folks to be able to hold and attend indoor gatherings with fellow fully vaxxed people without masks. That’s right — fully vaccinated people (meaning people who have waited two weeks after having received both doses of the Pfizer or…
By the Grace of God, No Guitars in 2022 Cleveland NBA All-Star Game Logo
The NBA and the Cleveland Cavaliers have unveiled the official logos for the 2022 NBA All-Star Game. The event and its associated festivities will be held at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in downtown Cleveland on Feb. 20 next year. The game will be significant as the NBA will be celebrating its 75th year. And unlike…
Cleveland Bagel Co. and Bialy’s Land on Food and Wine’s List of the 50 Best Bagel Shops in America
“A funny thing happened, while New York began settling for mediocrity: a new generation of American bakers figured out just how easy it was to get into the game. Best of all, most of them have their own ideas about what a modern American bagel should look like.” So says Food & Wine, which this…
Pandemic Hasn’t Slowed Egyptian Comedian Bassem Youssef, Who Performs This Week at the Funny Stop
Egyptian comedian Bassem Youssef hasn’t let the pandemic get in the way of his standup tour. Just this year, he’s played gigs in New Jersey and Florida. He’ll appear at the Funny Stop in Cuyahoga Falls from Thursday through Saturday. Tickets to Youssef’s shows are on sale now. Youssef, a surgeon who was offered a…
New Opportunities to Connect College Students to SNAP in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Hunger is an unfortunate reality for many Ohio college students, but there are new opportunities to help connect more students to food assistance. The USDA is allowing new flexibility so low-income “traditional” students temporarily can qualify for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Betsy Suver, bureau chief of SNAP, cash policy and…
Closed Since 2018, Beloved Dive Venue Pat’s in the Flats Has Now Been Sold
It was a bittersweet farewell for Patricia Hanych as she handed over the keys to legendary live music venue, Pat’s in the Flats, last week, just days before her 81st birthday. Hanych closed up shop and decided to put the building up for sale a couple of years ago due to health reasons. The business…
Michael Stanley Was Cleveland’s Troubadour
Ask 50 Clevelanders their favorite Michael Stanley song and chances are you’ll get 50 different answers. There are the tunes considered his classics: the early solo signature “Rosewood Bitters,” the Heartland staples “Lover” and “He Can’t Love You,” and the You Can’t Fight Fashion top 40 hit “My Town.” Many might just take the easy…
Rock Hall’s Nwaka Onwusa To Speak at Upcoming NCJW/CLE Event
Before coming to the Rock Hall two years ago, curator extraordinaire Nwaka Onwusa worked at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, where she specialized in exhibition development and created more than 20 unique and memorial exhibits, including Hip Hop: A Cultural Odyssey, All Eyez on Me: The Writings of Tupac Shakur and Ringo: Peace and Love.…
CMHA Cop Shot Black Teen Arthur Keith in the Back, Autopsy Kept Secret for Three Months
An autopsy released this week revealed that Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) officer James Griffiths fatally shot 19-year-old Arthur Keith in the back on Nov. 13, 2020 outside the King Kennedy public housing complex in Central. The autopsy was completed on Dec. 8, but wasn’t released to attorneys representing Arthur Keith’s family until this week.…
What You Need to Know About Johnson & Johnson’s One-Shot COVID-19 Vaccine
And then there were three: A single-shot vaccine is the latest weapon to join the battle against COVID-19 in the United States. On February 27, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration gave emergency use authorization for Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine against SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. South Africa is the only other country to…
Get Some Good Vibes From Michael Stanley’s 1980s Blossom Shows and Give Some Good Vibes as the Legend Deals With Health Problems
After fans and listeners noticed his extended absence from the airwaves of 98.5 the family of Michael Stanley announced this week that the singer was unable to continue working due to serious health problems and asked Cleveland for its thoughts and prayers. “It has been important to him to be on air up until recently,…
Socially Distanced Dyngus Day To Take Place on April 5
The 11th annual Dyngus Day celebration will go on this year, but it won’t be the massive shoulder-to-shoulder celebration that it typically is. On Monday, April 5, the event will commence with several smaller in-person events at Forest City Brewery. In addition, the festivities will be live-streamed on Facebook. Dyngus Day (or wet Monday or…
Wolstein Center in Cleveland to Serve as FEMA Mass Covid Vaccination Site
The White House along with state and local officials announced today that the Wolstein Center will be among the arenas and stadiums nationwide serving as FEMA-operated mass vaccination sites. When it opens on St. Patrick’s Day it’s expected to administer as many as 6,000 vaccine shots a day, the Biden administration said. The site was…
Cleveland to Host 2024 Pan-American Masters Games
The Greater Cleveland Sports Commission announced last night at the annual Greater Cleveland Sports Awards that it will be bringing the 2024 Pan-American Masters Games to Cleveland. Featuring athletes over the age of 30 participating in Olympic-style events like track and field, tennis and cycling, the quadrennial games are expected to bring more than 7,500…
Proper Pig Smokehouse in Lakewood to Reopen for Dine-In Service March 12, Now with Full Bar
The Proper Pig Smokehouse (17100 Detroit Ave., 440-665-3768) in Lakewood will turn five years old this coming April, and when that date rolls around, owners Shane Vidovic and Ted Dupaski will have plenty to celebrate. Since Covid hit, the popular barbecue joint has focused solely on carry-out, which has allowed them to survive the long…
DeWine Says When Ohio Maintains 50 Covid Cases Per 100,000, Health Orders Will Be Revoked
On the one-year anniversary of Ohio’s war with the novel coronaviurs, Gov. Mike DeWine appeared for a statewide press conference and implored Ohioans to continue wearing masks and to get the vaccine as soon as they are able to do so. Alternating between wartime and distance running analogies, DeWine said that victory was just around…
Ohio No. 3 for Most Covid-19 Cases at Colleges and Universities, According to NYT Data
Colleges and universities in Ohio haven’t fared so well at evading the coronavirus. In data collected by the New York Times and last updated Feb. 26, there have been 24,940 positive COVID-19 cases reported at 62 higher-ed schools in the Buckeye State over the course of the pandemic. That makes Ohio the state with the…
Former Greenhouse Tavern Spot Claimed by Owners of Avo Mod Mex and Char for New Concept
When it comes to high-profile restaurant properties, few are more tantalizing than the former Greenhouse Tavern. That restaurant on E. Fourth Street famously – and abruptly – closed its doors in February 2020, one month before the pandemic forced all other restaurants to do the same. As of a few weeks ago, that property officially…
Platform Closing All Locations for Six Days to Give Employees ‘Well-Deserved Rest’ After Staff Walkout
Platform announced today that all of its locations will be closed through next Tuesday, March 9, in order to give employees a “well-deserved rest.” Here's an update from us: We are temporarily closing today, March 4 through Tuesday, March 9 to give all our employees some well-deserved rest. This includes all our locations and beer…
Looking Beyond Classroom to Improve Student Success in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A new bill would help schools in Ohio look beyond the classroom to improve student success. The Full-Service Community School Expansion Act would help districts bring in wraparound services that support the overall well-being of students and their families, including medical care, counseling, mentoring and transportation. Alexander Local Schools started a Community…
Addressing Faculty, Cleveland State University Leadership Admits It Ignored Process in Hiring Douglas Dykes, Defends Decision
Addressing faculty senate members in a virtual meeting this week, Cleveland State University leadership admitted its hiring of Douglas Dykes to a senior VP HR position fell outside of its normal process but defended the decision, saying Dykes was the ideal candidate. The remarks came after a series of stories by Cleveland.com which revealed that…
CSU to Hold In-Person Commencement Ceremony at Progressive Field
Cleveland State University President Harlan Sands announced Wednesday that graduating students will get an in-person commencement ceremony this year. It’s scheduled for May 15 at Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Baseball Team. Sands cited low coronavirus positivity rates on campus as a reason for the decision in a social media forum. He thanked the…
BioFit Probiotic Reviews – Customer Scam Complaints or Real Weight Loss Diet Pills Ingredients?
BioFit probiotic is a top trending weight loss formula that targets your health with an aim to save you from obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, and heart diseases. According to its official website, it is a blend of probiotics that rebalances the gut microflora, removing the harmful bacteria and toxins from the body. This probiotic…
Local Guitarist Contributes to New Pat Metheny Album
Well-known outside of his Northeast Ohio home base, Grammy-winning guitarist Jason Vieaux regularly performs all over the world. During his career, he’s played the National Gallery of Art, Buenos Aires’ Teatro Colon, Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw, the 92Y, Wolf Trap, Curtis Presents, Seoul Arts Center and Shanghai Concert Hall. He’s performed as a concerto soloist with over 100…
Dan Gilbert’s Net Worth Skyrocketed by $25 Billion Tuesday, Making Him World’s 16th Richest Man
Dan Gilbert is now the planet’s 16th-richest human being after his net worth soared by $25 billion Tuesday, fueled by speculative day-trading on the stock market. Bloomberg reported that his single-day increase in wealth represented the biggest daily jump up in the history of their list of wealthiest billionaires alive. Gilbert owns more than 70%…
Mysterious Nose Sculpture Appears Out of Nowhere at Hart Crane Park in the Flats
A sculpture that resembles a human nose, complete with hairy nostrils, mysteriously appeared this weekend at Hart Crane Park, the small greenspace adjacent to Sainato’s and Merwin’s Wharf in the Flats. Canalway Partners, the local nonprofit chiefly responsible for the Towpath Trail and restoration efforts on the northern end of the Ohio & Erie Canalway…
Crop Bistro In Ohio City Is Closed, Though Owner Hopes to Reopen Someday
Crop Bistro in Ohio City has been closed since January, explains owner Marcelo Fadul, who took ownership of the grand space four years prior. Fadul says that the struggle to stay afloat in such a large space during the pandemic eventually proved too burdensome. “We were doing very well,” Fadul says. “I bought [my partner]…
Savage Love: I Caught My Husband Sexting His Cousin
I am at a loss. I am devastated. I just found out my husband has been sexting with another woman. As if that wasn’t not bad enough, this woman is his first cousin! And this has been going on for years! I’ll give you a moment to recover from that jaw drop. Okay, now the…
Survey Reveals Anxieties About Rising Health Care Costs
The COVID-19 crisis underscored the importance of quality health care, and new data reveals it also intensified patient anxieties about the ability to pay for care. In a survey from Consumers for Quality Care, 80% of respondents agreed health care costs continue to rise each year, and 57% of voters said they’re specifically worried about…
Groups Getting Word to Ohioans That Federal Insurance Marketplace Is Open
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Health-care groups throughout the Buckeye State are spreading the word about an unexpected opportunity to sign up for coverage on the federal Health Insurance Marketplace. An extra time period for enrollment was added by the Biden administration. HealthSource of Ohio is offering free enrollment assistance to Ohioans in eight counties, including two…
Rule of Young’s Cat Calabrese To Release New Single, Teases More New Music
The former lead singer for the local band Rule of Young, singer-songwriter Cat Calabrese recently branched out as a solo artist. She teamed up with producers and fellow Clevelanders, Wavy Duder (co-producer of Machine Gun Kelly’s 2020 hit, “In These Walls”) and DJ London Bridges for her new single, “Quicksand.” Featuring percolating synths and soulful…
Drive-In Movie Season Returns to the Aut-O-Rama on March 19
After a record-setting year thanks to being one of the few pandemic-safe entertainment options available while most of the world shut down, the Aut-O-Rama twin drive-in movie theater in North Ridgeville is ready to emerge from a brief winter slumber come mid March. The Aut-O-Rama, like other drive-ins, thrived in the summer and fall of…
Boney Fingers BBQ is Relocating from Cleveland Arcade to Roomy Storefront in Campus District
After nearly five years at the historic Cleveland Arcade, Boney Fingers BBQ is in the process of relocating to a larger space up the road. Owner Erik Huff says the new location (1800 Euclid Ave.), in the former Pizza Pan spot near the Comfort Inn Downtown, will open around the middle of March. “The Arcade…
2021 Rock Hall Induction Ceremony in Cleveland Moving to Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
The 2021 Rock Hall induction ceremony and concert is not only moving to a fall affair going forward but this year’s festivities in Cleveland are moving from Public Auditorium, the longtime home of the Rock Hall’s biggest night when it’s in Cleveland, to Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. With the move from the quaint but deteriorating venue…
Two of Armond Budish’s Top Chiefs Departing for Work Elsewhere
Ted Carter, Cuyahoga County’s chief of economic development, and Eliza Wing, the county’s chief of communications, are both departing the distinguished employ of County Executive Armond Budish for work elsewhere. A county spokeswoman confirmed to Scene that both had resigned and will be moving on. Carter, who was brought on by Budish after a national…
Lakeland Community College Launches “Women’s History Month 2021: A Visual Journey Through Northeast Ohio” Featuring More Than 200 Artists
The month of March welcomes “Celebrate Women’s History Month: A Visual Journey through Northeast Ohio” from Lakeland Community College. One hundred studios and more than 200 female artists will be exhibiting in person or online in this expansion on the annual show “from WOMAN XIV…,” which started in 2009 and was spearheaded by Mary Urbas, Gallery…
Lake Erie Ink’s 9th Annual Kids’ Comic Con To Take Place Virtually
Slated to take place virtually on March 19 and 20, Lake Erie Ink’s 9th Kids’ Comic Con will feature workshops, panels, and conversations with experienced comic creators and guest artists from across the country. This year, organizers will offer 18 unique comic-based workshops for youth of all ages including DrawTogether with WendyMac for youth aged…
Platform Beer’s Entire Columbus Taproom Staff Quits Citing Safety Concerns
“The entire Platform Columbus crew has quit. The taproom is closed until further notice. Thank you!” That’s what a sign posted on the front door of the Platform Beer Co. taproom in Columbus read on Saturday as the entire staff quit in a walkout. In a letter to owner Justin Carson that was shared on…
Sherwin Williams to Begin HQ Construction in Late 2021, But Details Predictably Scant
Sherwin Williams, the global paint giant that made headlines in November for firing its most famous TikToker, has announced that it will begin construction on its downtown Cleveland headquarters in late 2021. In a statement last Friday, the company said it would also break ground on its new research and development facility in Brecksville in…
One Teen Dead, One Partially Paralyzed After Sledding Accidents at Hinckley Hill
A 15-year-old girl died and a 17-year-old girl sustained serious spinal cord injuries in separate sledding accidents at Hinckley Hill the weekend of Feb. 20th. Officials say the hill, a popular area for sledding, became icy that Saturday and Sunday as temperatures rose and thawing snow became “a sheet of ice.” In both incidents, according…
The Plum Has Closed. Will Reopen as Heart of Gold, a ‘Fast-Casual Neighborhood Bar’
This April would have marked The Plum’s fifth birthday, but sadly the wildly creative Ohio City bistro will not reach that milestone. Owner Jonah Oryszak announced that he and chef-partner Brett Sawyer are parting ways and that the space will reopen under a different banner and concept. He described Heart of Gold, the Plum’s replacement,…
Ohio Food Bank Leader Says DeWine Can Do Better With State Funding In Time of Dire Need
COLUMBUS, Ohio — As state leaders balance complex funding needs in the state’s next two-year budget, hunger-fighting groups argued there’s nothing more basic than the need for food. Lisa Hamler-Fugitt, executive director of the Ohio Association of Foodbanks, said roughly a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, hunger is more widespread than it’s been in decades.…
Iconic Velvet Tango Room Has Been Sold, New Owner Promises to Preserve Legacy
The Velvet Tango Room has been sold. While rumors of the sale have been floating about town for weeks, the company that purchased it from founder Paulius Nasvytis has finally come out on record. That company is Sly Restaurant Group, the company that took the iconic Cleveland deli Slyman’s and expanded the concept to include…
Ohioans Bought a Ton of Guns in Turbulent 2020, FBI Data Shows
In the United States, we’ve hoarded a lot of surprising things over the course of the coronavirus pandemic, especially in the beginning. Toilet paper. Beef. Puzzles. And here in Ohio, we apparently bought up all the guns. According to the FBI’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), 976,751 firearm background checks were performed in…
COVID-19 Vaccines May Be Ready for Teens This Summer
Encouraging news about COVID-19 vaccines keeps coming. No unusual safety issues arose during the first month of vaccination, when 13.8 million doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines were administered in the United States, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported February 19. The vaccines also appear to slow the spread of the…
Tectonic Changes in Cleveland’s Private Sector Leadership as Mayoral Race Looms
The Greater Cleveland Partnership, the region’s influential chamber of commerce, has announced that Baiju Shah will be its next CEO. Shah is the director of the recently formed Cleveland Innovation Project and the senior innovation fellow at the Cleveland Foundation. He will assume leadership at GCP on April 12, taking over for the outgoing Joe…
‘Aisha’s Law’ for Domestic Violence Protections Returns to Ohio Legislature
Expansions to domestic violence protections have once again returned to the Ohio Statehouse, after passing the House last year but failing to see daylight in the Senate. State Rep. Janine Boyd, D-Cleveland Heights, said in Thursday’s House Criminal Justice Committee that this was the 14th version of the bill attempting to enhance punishments for certain…
Cleveland’s First Mac ‘n’ Cheese Week Arrives March 29th
The Inaugural Cleveland Mac & Cheese Week is coming! From Taco Week to Pizza Week to Burger Week, you’re likely no stranger to the range of Cleveland’s week-long devotions to America’s favorite foods. But coming March 29th through April 4th, there’s a new dish-centric celebration for you to sink your teeth into. For seven days…
Russo Brothers’ “Cherry” Is Bad! Enjoy the Shots of Coventry and Detroit Shoreway Though
In the 2018 novel Cherry, a critically acclaimed bestselling debut by Nico Walker, the protagonist is a drug-addicted bank-robber. The fact that he is also the book’s narrator doesn’t preclude his portrayal as a really shitty guy: a skeezy, suburban Cleveland deadbeat. Misogynistic. Self-destructive. Stupid to an almost pious degree. Bad news all the way.…
Altai Balance Reviews – Does Altai Balance Supplement Reverse Type 2 Diabetes & Support Blood Sugar Level Naturally?
Altai Balance Blood Sugar Support Reviews – Does it Really Work? Here you can find how it works? Read everything about Altai Balance capsules, ingredients, side effects, price, drawbacks, customer Reviews. Official Website: Click Here High blood sugar levels and obesity can lead to serious health risks and complications so it is best to prevent…
Cloud Nothings To Celebrate New Album with Livestream From Grog Shop
Slightly more than 10 years ago, local singer-songwriter Dylan Baldi, a frustrated music student at Case Western Reserve University, recorded a couple of songs in his parents’ Westlake basement and posted them online. He was hoping for a way out of school, and he got it when a New York promoter heard the tracks and…
Car Dealer Bernie Moreno Resigns from MetroHealth Board of Trustees
Bernie Moreno, the luxury car dealing blockchain enthusiast and possible U.S. Senate candidate, resigned his seat on MetroHealth’s board of trustees last week. His term wasn’t set to expire until 2025. A Metro spokesperson confirmed the news to Scene after a Twitter user noted that Moreno’s bio and name no longer appeared on Metro’s site.…
George Clooney to Produce Docuseries on Ohio State Wrestling Team Sex Abuse Scandal
Actor/director/producer George Clooney plans to produce a docuseries about the sexual abuse scandal that has dogged Ohio State University for decades, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Clooney’s and Grant Heslov’s Smokehouse Pictures will produce the series in conjunction with Sports Illustrated Studios and 101 Studios, Hollywood Reporter says. The series will be based on an…
Ohio’s Older Foster Youth Await COVID Relief Measures
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Foster-care advocacy groups are hoping federal and state leaders move quickly on COVID relief for older foster kids. The “Supporting Foster Youth and Families through the Pandemic Act” is part of the second federal stimulus package signed into law in December. It allows states to extend the age limit for programs to…
Savage Love: I Started Taking Antidepressants and My Kinks Vanished
I know you and other sexperts say that kinks are ingrained and not something you can get rid of, but mine have all vanished! Ever since I started on antidepressants, my relationship with my body and how it reacts to pain — both physical and mental — has completely changed. I used to love getting…
In a Market Not Exactly Lacking in Fried Chicken Options, Chicken Ranch Stands Out
No, it’s not your imagination. Cleveland, like many American cities, is awash in fried chicken places. It’s nearly impossible to take a step without feeling the crunch of runaway breading beneath one’s feet. In addition to the longstanding fast-food chains there are the aggressively expanding regional favorites and plucky local startups. Even places that don’t…
