Dispatch Addresses Social Issues on Latest Album
The roots rock/jam band Dispatch initially intended to release an EP in 2020 that would’ve coincided with a summer tour in support of the album. When the pandemic hit, the group decided to take some more time with it and tweak the album, adding some new songs and rewriting some lyrics for the songs it…
Incubus to Celebrate 20th Anniversary of ‘Morning View’ at Upcoming Blossom Concert
In 2019, Incubus returned home from a tour in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the 1999 album Make Yourself. The momentum from that tour would’ve lead nicely to a UK tour, but the pandemic spoiled those plans. “It was an unusual experience,” says singer Brandon Boyd via Zoom from his Southern California home, when…
Cleveland’s Baker’s Basement Releases New Single and Accompany Music Video
“Words I Need To Say,” the contemplative new single from the local duo the Baker’s Basement, “harnesses the joy and anguish of revisiting episodes and relationships of one’s past,” as it’s put in a press release. An atmospheric indie-rock tune that builds with “desperate tension,” the song questions what you might tell a loved one…
Weingart Calls for New Leadership at County Health and Human Services in Wake of Jane Edna Hunter Crisis
Republican candidate for Cuyahoga County Executive Lee Weingart has released a four-point plan to respond to an emerging crisis at the the County’s Department of Children and Family Services. County social workers described in public comments last week an atmosphere of chaos and menace at the Jane Edna Hunter Social Services Center, the office building…
Cleveland’s Beast Killer to Play Release Party on August 19 at Grog Shop
A self-described “loud and heavy punk rock duo,” locally based Beast Killer will release its self-titled album on July 29 on all streaming platforms. The band — singer-guitarist Chris Wright and drummer Kris Monroe started playing together more than a decade ago in the punk/hardcore group, the Goonz, which later changed its name to Rival Knives. They…
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (July 14-17)
Our weekly picks of the best things to do in Cleveland this weekend. Also check out our full Cleveland event calendar. THU 07/14 Ain’t Too Proud Nominated for 12 Tony Awards, Ain’t Too Proud tells the the story of the Temptations and focuses on themes such as brotherhood, family, loyalty and betrayal in chronicling how the…
“Just Show Up. Don’t Ask Questions”: An Oral History of the “Please Stay, LeBron” Video
Picture it: Cleveland, Summer 2010. A 25-year-old LeBron James, coming off back-to-back years as the NBA’s MVP, had instilled hope that the franchise was close to breaking the city’s long championship drought. But his contract was almost up, and he was considering his options. All across the nation, cities and teams clamored to be part…
Destination Cleveland Debuts New Marketing Campaign, ‘The Land for Life’, With Buzzword Salad
Unveiling a “refreshed” and “evolved” branding that will “amplify” some things and “leverage” other things while “inspiring” visitors and “building” city pride, Destination Cleveland this week at its annual meeting announced a three-year strategic plan aimed at continuing to get the local tourism industry back on track as it recovers from the pandemic. Say hello…
Horse Died Monday at MGM Northfield Park in Tragic Accident
MGM Northfield Park cancelled the majority of its racing program Monday evening after a horse got loose from its harness, bolted for the infield pond and drowned. The cancellation occurred after the second of 15 scheduled events. The remainder of the races in the Buckeye Stallion Series will be contested Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. at…
There are Protesters Camping Out All Week at Cleveland City Hall
A group of young protesters are camping out on the steps of Cleveland City Hall all week in a sustained demonstration to engage and agitate in the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade last month. The “Occupation for Liberation” began Sunday at midnight and will last the full week, with…
Tegan and Sara to Play House of Blues in November
Canadian duo Tegan and Sara just announced that it’ll release its 10th studio album, Crybaby, on Oct. 21. The group also just released the next single from the project, “Yellow,” along with a Mark Myers-directed video that pays homage to Coldplay’s 2000 song of the same name. Tegan and Sara’s fall tour in support of…
Retired Teachers Go to Court for Ohio Pension Records
An analyst working for Ohio retired teachers went to court last week seeking records relating to the state pension funds. The analyst is trying to determine whether teachers’ pension money is being squandered on high-fee “alternative” investments such as private equity and hedge funds. He is also investigating whether external consultants directing such investments are…
Bruce Springsteen Coming to Cleveland With April 2023 Show at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
Bruce Springsteen’s 2023 tour includes a stop at the Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse on Wednesday, April 5, the Boss’s first Cleveland show since the 2016 River tour. Tickets go on sale Wednesday, July 27, at 10 a.m. at rocketmortgagefieldhouse.com. Springsteen and the E Street Band kick off the 2023 tour in Tampa in February with 31…
Sung’s House in Playhouse Square Has Permanently Closed
Sung’s House announced this week that it has permanently closed after a decade of business in Playhouse Square. “After 10 years, we, the owners of Sung’s House have decided to close the restaurant for good. Multiple factors lead up to this decision. We greatly appreciate all the support we got from our customers, staff members,…
D-Bal Max Reviews 2022: Is It Legitimate or a Scam?
D-Bal Max is a popular dietary supplement designed to help you build lean muscle and strength faster and more efficiently. In this review, we’ll explore the product and whether it actually works. Bodybuilding is more popular now than ever. More and more people are committed to looking good, feeling good and living a long and…
As DCFS Scandal Unfolds, Ronayne Calls for Bonuses to Hire, Retain County Social Workers
Democratic Cuyahoga County Executive candidate Chris Ronayne has proposed a suite of immediate solutions aimed at hiring and retaining case workers and social workers within the county’s Department of Child and Family Services. Hiring bonuses and retention bonuses are among Ronayne’s ideas to strengthen a depleted department that came under the microscope last week, when…
First Look: Cordelia, Opening Wednesday, July 20 on East 4th Street
When it comes to hotly anticipated restaurants, it’s impossible to top Cordelia, which has been taking shape in the former home of Michael Symon’s Lola Bistro. Owner Andrew Watts calls East 4th Street “the best address in the city,” and come Wednesday, July 20, he and executive chef Vinnie Cimino will officially become that street’s…
Akron Curfew Adjusted After Peaceful Weekend Protests, Organizers Demand Demilitarized Police Response
In the first of a series of daily press conference in the aftermath of the Jayland Walker shooting and ongoing demonstrations in Akron, Mayor Dan Horrigan said that a downtown curfew has been adjusted and will now be in effect from 11 p.m. through 5 a.m. Horrigan said that moving back the curfew — it…
Echosmith Headed to Beachland in October
Following the release of the new single “Hang Around,” the multi-platinum alt-pop trio Echosmith has just announced the dates of a fall tour that includes a stop at the Beachland on Oct. 25. The tour announcement comes as the band’s triple-platinum hit “Cool Kids” is trending on TikTok, with nearly 1 million videos made in…
Cleveland’s Cloud Nothings to Release 10th Anniversary Pressing of ‘Attack on Memory’
To celebrate the 10th anniversary their 2012 album, Attack on Memory, local indie rockers Cloud Nothings have just announced they’ll put out a special limited edition pressing of the album with bonus material. Pressed on sky blue vinyl and housed in a foil jacket with all new colorized artwork, the anniversary edition includes two bonus…
Slyman’s Tavern Shutters Orange Location, Scuttles Plans to Open in Pinecrest
Earlier this year we learned that Slyman’s Tavern was planning to shutter its Orange location (4009 Orange Pl.) and relocate to a smaller property at nearby Pinecrest. This plan paved the way for the demolition of the original building so that Restoration Hardware, now called RH, could construct its new 45,000-square-foot RH Gallery. Now, representatives for Slyman’s…
CBD Oil for Dogs for Anxiety In 2022: Buy CBD Oil from Top CBD Stores
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CBD for Dogs in 2022: Top 5 CBD Brands to Buy Hemp Oil for Dogs This Fourth of July
Dogs are like family. We take care of them as we would do of our loved ones, providing them with the best healthcare possible. And one of the best ways to help your furry buddies relax could be CBD oil — if you know how to. In some recent studies, it has been discovered that…
Letters Full of Human Poop Will Be Least of Ohio Republican Lawmakers’ Worries
All 25 Republican state senators from Ohio were sent letters Thursday filled with what was initially reported by the Columbus Dispatch as “feces.” These envelopes reportedly originated from a Cleveland post office and were intercepted there, in Akron, and at the statehouse newsroom, never reaching their intended targets. A federal investigation spearheaded by the U.S.…
Tim Ryan Reports Absolutely Massive Fundraising Haul
U.S. Senate Candidate Tim Ryan has reported an honestly staggering fundraising haul for the second quarter of 2022. Ryan, the Democrat in the race to succeed Rob Portman, raised $9.1 million during that stretch, nearly double the previous record for an Ohio Senate candidate. The total sum was propped up by nearly 90,000 donors who…
18 Regional Artists Featured in HEDGE Gallery’s Latest Exhibition
HEDGE Gallery next week debuts a new exhibition featuring work from its roster of artists, among them some of the most prolific in Northeast Ohio. Opening on Friday, July 15 at 5 p.m. and running through August 26, the exhibition aims to expose gallery-goers to local artists working in a variety of mediums. Celebrating 13…
DeWine: No Comment on ‘Heartbeat Bill’ That Forced a 10-Year-Old Rape Victim to Travel to Indiana for Abortion
It appears that a 10-year-old rape victim had to leave Ohio for an abortion, but Ohio Gov. Mike Dewine isn’t commenting on the fact that a law he signed made it necessary if she didn’t want to become a mother. Shortly after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade and cleared the way for…
Ohio Lawmakers Introduce CROWN Act to End Discriminatory Policing of Hairstyles
Some Ohio lawmakers are following in the footsteps of federal legislators with a bill to ban the policing of hairstyles based on racial stereotypes. Eboney Thornton, communications coordinator at the Center for Community Solutions, said some businesses or schools have policies discouraging ethnic hair types, and even prohibit styles like braids, Bantu knots, cornrows and…
It’s GardenWalk Cleveland Weekend, the Best Event for Nosy People (and Nature Lovers)
GardenWalk Cleveland, a free event featuring self-guided tours of hundreds of gardens across 10 neighborhoods, returns this Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is, without question, one of the best weekends of the year. Clevelanders who sign up to participate (375 stops this year) allow you to traipse through their yards…
Tribute to the Band’s ‘Rock of Ages’ Album Coming to Winchester in August
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Band’s Rock of Ages live album, a collection of recordings from a four-night 1971 residency at the Academy of Music in New York. Famously, the residency also featured on-stage performances from a number of artists including Howard Johnson, Snooky Young, Joe Farrell, J.D. Parron and Earl McIntyre.…
The Ohio Light Opera Does Gilbert & Sullivan and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch in Cleveland This Week
Once again this week’s classical music scene has something for everyone. ENCORE: Music & Ideas Festival offers two intriguing programs this week. On Friday, July 8 “Tales of Pursuit & Obsession: Intimate Letters,” begins with a 6:00 pm conversation with Andrew Rindfleisch who will talk about his journey to becoming a celebrated composer. The 7:00…
Former Cleveland Councilman Basheer Jones Endorses Lee Weingart in Cuyahoga County Exec Race
Former Cleveland City Councilman and 2021 mayoral candidate Basheer Jones has formally endorsed Republican Lee Weingart in the race for Cuyahoga County Executive. Standing on the corner of E. 79th and Hough Avenue Thursday morning, Jones said that he’d spoken with Weingart and believed his policies would bring economic opportunity to residents of Cleveland’s east…
First Look: Gingham Market, Opening Saturday, July 9 in Lakewood
Ever since opening Gatherings Kitchen in Lakewood, Ruth Kostadinov has had her eye on the next-door space, a charming corner storefront on Madison. It would take approximately 13 years for Kostadinov to snag that property, but she would have to wait another few years before realizing her ultimate dream of opening a gourmet prepared foods…
Timothy Loehmann Withdraws From Pennsylvania Police Job Day After News of Hiring Reported
Less than a day after news hit that he’d been hired as an $18/hour police officer in Tioga, Pennsylvania, Timothy Loehmann has withdrawn from the force, where he was to serve as its only officer. The news was shared by Tioga council president Steve Hazlett, who also first shared news of Loehmann’s hiring this week.…
Beach Club Bistro in Euclid Will Permanently Close Later This Month
After two decades of dishing up savory pies, dynamite seafood and affordable wine, Beach Club Bistro, which took its name from the beach clubs dotting the Lake Erie shoreline between Cleveland and Euclid, will permanently close after July 23rd. Owner Greg Jurcisin announced the news today, noting, “With all the mounting, and seemingly endless challenges, facing…
Coalition of More Than 1,000 Ohio Doctors Releases Open Letter of Dissent Decrying Roe Reversal, Ohio’s Heartbeat Bill Abortion Ban
A coalition of more than 1,000 Ohio physicians today published an open letter of dissent regarding the reversal of Roe v Wade and Ohio’s institution of the six-week ‘heartbeat bill’ abortion ban. “We are working collaboratively, with a mission to unify, represent, and mobilize Ohio physicians, advocating for all people’s right to evidence-based reproductive medical…
The Butter Has Arrived in Columbus
More than a ton of butter has arrived at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus, as sculptors will begin to prepare their creations for the fair’s infamous annual butter display this weekend. The beloved butter sculptures return to the State Fair in 2022 after a two-year hiatus. The last time there was an in-person display…
Good Company, Astoria Featured in Upcoming Episodes of Guy Fieri’s ‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’
Two more Cleveland restaurants get the Flavor Town treatment in upcoming episodes of Guy Fieri’s ‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’ this week and next. First up is Astoria, which gets the Triple-D spin this Friday when its veal, lamb and ricotta meatballs and grilled octopus take center stage on the Food Network. View this post on…
Tamir Rice Killer Timothy Loehmann Hired as Police Officer in Small Pennsylvania Town
Timothy Loehmann, the former Cleveland police officer who shot and killed Tamir Rice, was hired by the small Pennsylvania town of Tioga (population 700) as its lone cop this week. Tioga council president Steve Hazlett posted a photo of Loehmann being sworn into the job, where he will make $18 an hour. Mayor David Wilcox…
Florence Dore Returns to Beachland Next Week To Play NIVA/Independent Venue Week Concert
North Carolina-based singer-songwriter Florence Dore has fond memories of Northeast Ohio. Florence Dore, who returns to town on Tuesday, July 12, to play the Beachland Ballroom as part of National Independent Venue Week and as part of the National Independent Venue Association conference, lived in these parts for about 10 years in the early 2000s.…
Tea Burn Reviews (Scam Exposed 2022) Read Pros, Cons, Ingredients & Customer Reviews
Tea Burn is a weight loss product that uses natural ingredients to burn excess fat. It is a slimming powder which can be added to tea or coffee according to user preference. It can be counted on your daily cup of tea or coffee to help you lose weight. Imagine what you would do when you…
Sofar Cleveland Ramps Up Programming
It’s a Friday night at Visible Voice Books in Tremont, and a sign on a rope across the front staircase indicates the bookstore is closed for a private event called Sofar Sounds. To those in the know, Sofar Sounds is a global music community that aims to connect artists and audiences through live music in…
Sora Sushi in the Flats Shifts From Seasonal Pop-Up to Permanent Brick-and Mortar Restaurant
Since launching as a pop-up concept last summer, Sora (1121 W. 10th St., 216-294-1800) has evolved into a seasonal sit-down eatery in the Flats. Now, Sora has announced plans to put down roots, improve the physical space, expand the offerings and transition into a permanent brick-and-mortar sushi restaurant. Founder Kumar Arora, along with partners Fabio Salerno and Kevin Wang, had…
An Indoor Park is Bedrock’s Latest Desperate Attempt at Activating Barren Tower City Center
If you’ve ever wanted someplace in downtown Cleveland where you could quietly sit in nature while taking a break from work or meet a friend for coffee on a bench amid trees and flowers and thought Public Square suffers from too much fresh air and green ambiance and lacks the appeal of sad suburban mall…
Akron to Lift Downtown Curfew, 49 Arrested in Sunday Night Jayland Walker Protests
The City of Akron has lifted its overnight curfew after multiple days of protests over the police killing of 25-year-old Jayland Walker. Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan declared a state of emergency Monday and instituted the 9 p.m. – 6 a.m. curfew that he said would be in effect until announced otherwise. Horrigan has said repeatedly…
Savage Love: I’m Gay. Should I Be Worried About Monkeypox?
Gay dude here. What the fuck is up with monkeypox? Do I need to be worried? Yes, you do. I tried to raise the alarm about monkeypox on the May 24, 2022, episode of the Savage Lovecast, back when there were 100 cases in 15 countries, all of them among gay and bi men. Now…
City Declares Day Honoring Steve Popovich/Cleveland International Records
The City of Cleveland has proclaimed that July 6, 2022, should be known as Steve Popovich/Cleveland International Records Day in honor of the late founder of Cleveland International Records who would’ve turned 80 today. “His love for music and his contributions to the music industry along with his family is what keeps his memory alive,”…
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (July 7-10)
Our weekly picks of the best things to do in Cleveland this weekend. Also check out our full Cleveland event calendar. THU 07/07 Tim Meadows The veteran comic served as a cast member on SNL for years. He’s also appeared in a slew of films, including The Ladies Man, Grown-Ups, Benchwarmers and Semi-Pro. He comes to…
Condor CBD Gummies (Scam Or Legit) – EXPOSED Don’t Buy Until You See
Condor CBD Gummies are a fantastic way to get health supplements. If we don’t accept care of ourselves and live an unhealthy lifestyle, it can lead to other health problems unrelated to obesity. Condor CBD Gummies A healthy way to address your health issues. You’ve probably heard the expression that health is our most incredible…
YES Singer Jon Anderson Talks Revisiting ‘Close to the Edge’ in Advance of Upcoming Kent Stage Show
YES singer Jon Anderson clearly remembers his first encounter with School of Rock founder Paul Green. YES was playing at the Spectrum in Philadelphia in the early 2000s, and when Anderson arrived backstage after the gig, some 15 kids wearing School of Rock T-shirts approached him. Green introduced himself as their chaperone. “He said he…
Lakewood City Council to Introduce Ordinance Restricting Police from Investigating Abortions
Lakewood City Council will introduce legislation Tuesday evening to restrict the use of city funds and police resources from investigating abortion care. Council members Jason Shachner, Sarah Kepple and Cindy Marx are co-sponsoring the measure, which will be referred to committee and could be adopted later this summer or early fall. Following the U.S. Supreme…
The CAN Triennial Art Exhibition Opens This Friday With More Artists and Venues
The Collective Arts Network’s CAN Triennial is back this week after a lengthy hiatus due to the pandemic with more partnerships, venues and artists across a two-month run. It all kicks off with an opening night celebration at the Morgan Conservatory (1754 E. 47th St.) this Friday. This year’s theme, YOU ARE HERE, aims to…
Luchita’s Mexican Restaurant Has Closed After 40 Years in Business
After immigrating to Cleveland from Mexico City, Maria de la Luz Galindo realized her dream of opening a restaurant in her new hometown. In 1982, at the age of 62, Galindo opened Luchita’s Mexican Restaurant (3456 W. 117th St.) on Cleveland’s west side. The restaurant quickly became a staple in the community, serving many local residents their first taste…
Tuesday Is the Last Day to Register to Vote in Ohio’s August 2022 Special Election
Ohio’s August election will be a little wacky thanks to gerrymandering and court cases, but residents still need to register to vote in it. Tuesday, July 5, is the last day to register to vote or update voter registration information to be eligible to vote in Ohio’s Aug. 2 special primary. The election will feature…
Souper Market to Open New Downtown Shop this Fall
Last year, Matthew Moore was compelled to shutter the Souper Market location on E. Sixth Street after just two years. But come fall, downtown residents and commuters once again will be swimming in great soup. Located at The Standard (99 W. St. Clair Ave.), the newest Souper Market is on pace to open in September, according to Moore.…
Syphilis Cases in Ohio Up 82% From 2016; Some Stillbirths Have Followed
The number of syphilis cases detected in Ohio jumped 82% between 2016 and last year, infecting thousands and leading to at least 48 congenital cases of the disease in 2021. More than 2,900 people statewide contracted syphilis last year, according to preliminary state level data shared by the Clark County Combined Health District, which operates…
The Jayland Walker Shooting Footage is Worse Than You Think
Eight Akron police officers fired approximately 90 bullets into the body and head of 25-year-old Jayland Walker in a Monday police murder. Walker was unarmed as he exited his vehicle and fled from officers on foot across an Akron parking lot, where he was gunned down after officers “perceived that he posed a deadly threat.”…
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First Look: Beachwood Truck Park, Opening Friday, July 8 (Pending Inspections) on Cleveland’s East Side
Even before he welcomed his first guest in Lakewood, Dan Deagan already was on the hunt for a second location for his Truck Park concept – that’s how confident he was that it would be a hit. And hit it has been since opening two years ago, despite the fact that year one was pretty…
Here’s What We Know Right Now About Getting COVID-19 Again
Not long before the end of the school year, my husband and I received an e-mail from our fifth-grader’s principal that may now be all-too-familiar to many parents. The subject line included the words, “MULTIPLE COVID CASES.” Several students in my daughter’s class had tested positive for COVID-19. Her school acted fast. It reinstated a…
Ohio Lawmaker Says ‘Still a Right to Life’ for Pregnancies From Rape, Incest
The sponsor of legislation that would ban nearly all abortions in Ohio said babies conceived via rape or incest still have a right to life. Rep. Jean Schmidt, a Cincinnati area Republican, said on conservative talk radio earlier this week that her bill is likely to pass in the legislative session after the November elections.…
Chris Ronayne Announces Abortion Policy Plans for Cuyahoga County
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Long-Vacant Burger Haven Building in Slavic Village to be Reborn as Village Dog
The former Burger Haven building (7321 Broadway Ave.) at the intersection of Fleet and Broadway in Slavic Village has fallen into good hands. After years of neglect, vandalism and disrepair, the building will be gutted and reinvented as Village Dog, “a cool, trendy” hot dog restaurant, according to owner Donnie DiGeronimo. DiGeronimo, along with partner…
George Family Wins Preliminary Injunction Against Port Authority in Irishtown Bend Eminent Domain Battle
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge John Sutula yesterday granted a motion for a preliminary injunction against the Port of Cleveland in the George family’s lawsuit fighting the eminent domain proceedings against its building at the corner of West 25th and Detroit, the last remaining parcel left unacquired by the coalition planning to build the Irishtown…
Ty Segall & Freedom Band Put On Loose Cleveland Show at the Agora
Ty Segall fans got a little bit of everything at Thursday’s concert at The Agora. He played the melodic acoustic ditties, the feedback freakouts and scuzzy garage punk rave-ups. He and his band also did a lot of jamming and noodling, some of which felt aimless. It all added up to an alternately thrilling and…
Top 10 Fitness Dating Sites: Free Dating Apps for Fit Singles
If you’re somebody that’s obsessed with fitness, it would make sense that you’re looking for an active partner. With a common passion, there is always something to talk about. In addition, it opens the door to a near endless amount of different date ideas. Sadly however, it can be difficult to find singles based on…
Truly Keto Gummies Reviews Exposed (ACV Keto Fake Scam) Ingredients Side Effects?
People are ready to go to extreme lengths to achieve a slim physique. The beauty standards of our society kept on changing redefining the beautiful and appealing. Everyone loves to stay in shape whether they are at any age. No one likes to be body-shamed or name called. That’s why people kept on looking for…
Cleveland’s Herzog To Play Release Show for ‘A Hotel in Your Hometown’ on July 29 at Brother’s Lounge
Herzog is set to unleash, A Hotel in Your Hometown, its fifth studio album in a digital-only format on Bandcamp on Monday, and a new live release will come out later this month. The 11-song album coming out on Exit Stencil Records bursts with sublime ballads, fluid harmonies and lush melodies. Rocker-kid societal observations, Cleveland…
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Independence Day Concerts and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch in Cleveland This Week
There’s plenty of classical music all around town this holiday weekend. Here’s what’s on tap: CHAMBERFEST CLEVELAND On Thursday June 30 at 7:30 pm at the Cleveland Institute of Music, “Extrême Expressions” includes music of Claude Debussy, Kate Soper, Maurice Ravel, and César Franck. On Friday, July 1 at 8 pm at The Madison (4601…
‘Unequivocal Nightmare:’ Ohio OB/GYNs Fear Uncertainty, Health Care Delays Post-Roe
Doctors fighting to keep their patients alive are worried about new abortion-related paperwork and legal advice that would hold up necessary care for their patients. Consulting lawyers and keeping complicated documentation is a part of life now that the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and Ohio put a six-week abortion ban in place.…
New Book on Speak In Tongues, the Legendary Cleveland DIY Venue, Out Next Week
In a new book on sale next week, former Scene staff writer Eric Sandy expands on the oral history of Speak In Tongues published in this paper back in 2016 with more interviews, fuzzy memories of debauchery and tales of glory involving the beloved underground venue. Out from Microcosm Publishing on July 5th, “Speak In…
Cleveland Municipal School District Officially Renames Three Schools Whose Namesakes Had Racially Problematic Histories
CMSD’s board this week approved renaming three local schools after a review conducted, partially at the urging of city council, as part of the national reckoning of racial justice in 2020 that saw buildings and institutions named after historical figures with problematic pasts get fresh scrutiny. New criteria approved by the district last year mandates…
Ohio Legislature Crafting Total Abortion Ban With Plans to Sidestep Local Prosecutors
The Cincinnati Enquirer reported this week that the Ohio legislature is working to craft a total abortion ban, stricter even than the so-called “heartbeat” ban currently in effect. The state’s current ban, which Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost greenlit hours after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, bans abortions after fetal cardiac activity is detected.…
Starbucks Workers and Labor Allies Call out Starbucks for Union Busting in Wednesday Protest
Support for labor unions in the United States is higher today (68%) than it has been since the mid 1960s. That support was in evidence Wednesday afternoon in downtown Cleveland, as pedestrians and motorists in the Warehouse District voiced their support or honked their horns in solidarity with local Starbucks workers and their allies who…
Hello, Ladies! I’ll Be in Charge of Your Uterus Now!
Hello, ladies! Welcome to government control of your uterus. I’ll be your supervisor. As you may know, the U.S. Supreme Court has taken away your right to an abortion. In many states, there will be no exceptions for incest or rape. Here in Ohio, I signed the heartbeat bill which bans abortion after six weeks,…
WonderStruck, Aaron Lewis and the Rest of the Best Concerts to Catch in Cleveland the Next Two Weeks
THU 06/30 Marshall Crenshaw BandBacked by a band featuring Mark Ortmann (the Bottle Rockets) on drums, Fernando Perdomo on guitar and Derrick Anderson on bass, veteran singer-songwriter Marshall Crenshaw comes to Music Box Supper Club tonight at 7:30. A Michigan native, Crenshaw released his first album back in 1982. Expect him to provide a career…
Chef Ben Bebenroth to Open Boom’s Pizza in Lakewood Later this Year
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Review: A Return to the Chef’s Roots, Karen Small’s Juneberry is the Dazzling Daytime Cafe Cleveland Deserves
It’s difficult to disassociate Karen Small from her trailblazing farm-to-table bistro Flying Fig. For diners too young to recall meals at the Ninth Street Grill at the Galleria, where Small helmed the kitchen in the late `80s, or the long-departed Fulton Avenue Café in Ohio City, Small and the Fig have been inexorably linked in our…
Savage Love: Oxytocin, Bonding, and Casual Sex
Weekly deadlines being what they are, this column was written before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. We knew this was coming, thanks to the SCOTUS leaker, but that didn’t make last week’s news any less devastating. (Who’s the leaker? My money’s on Ginni.) So, what can we do now? We can march, we…
