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Public School Advocates Claim Victory as Ohio Judge Calls Private Voucher Program Unconstitutional
The state of Ohio is planning an appeal of the decision
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High Hopes: How Ohio’s Cannabis Industry Can Cultivate Quality Jobs
The Ohio cannabis workforce is stuck in limbo, facing lower wages within a still-developing market that is still battling against politicians
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Ohio Planned Parenthood, Health Clinics Brace for Closures, Plan Fight Ahead
The federal budget reconciliation bill could “defund” Planned Parenthood, which the organization says could mean the closure of 200 clinics across the country.
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Livewire: 13 of the Best Concerts to Catch in Cleveland This Weekend
Brent Kirby, Less Than Jake, Tyler, the Creator and more real music in the real world
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Petition to Recall Kahlil Seren Approved, Will Be on Ballot in September
“Many people are very concerned about Seren’s willingness to enable a smooth transition to our next mayor,” said one organizer of the effort
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The Kent Blossom Music Festival, Tri-C JazzFest and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
A weekend filled with music awaits
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‘We Are Going to Push Pause’ on Ohio Marijuana Legislation, Says Republican Lawmaker
“We’re going to take the summer and come back and potentially take another crack at it.”
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Cleveland Neighborhood Progress Announces $2 Million in Grants to Help Keep Cleveland CDCs Afloat
“Our neighborhoods just aren’t the same” without the work of CDCs, said CNP
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15+ Things To Do in Cleveland This Weekend (June 26-29)
Tri-C JazzFest returns to Playhouse Square and Tyler, the Creator plays Rocket Arena
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Cordelia Owners Andrew Watts and Vinnie Cimino to Open New Restaurant in Former Alea Space in Ohio City This Fall
“This new restaurant will be an extension of who we are as culinary professionals,” says Cimino.
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New Ohio Higher Education Law Banning Diversity Efforts and Faculty Strikes Takes Effect This Week
“In the long term, my concern is that we won’t be able to retain people, that we’re going to see a brain drain in Ohio.”
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Rewind Diner to Open Wednesday June 25 in Brooklyn
The new eatery from the Cleveland Restaurant Management Group is billed as a `50s-themed diner