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Half of Clevelanders Think City Parks Aren’t in Good Condition, Survey Shows
From closed pools to “unsafe” conditions, the city has a lot of work to do
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With $24 Million Grant From Mandel Foundation, String Of Major Eastside Park Projects Move Forward
A little more than $6 million will go toward efforts to move residents from the Euclid Beach mobile home community
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Metroparks Buys Barge 225 for $1.3 Million, Will Move It to Wildwood Park
The century-old vessel, which was once the Hornblower’s restaurant, is a “one-of-a-kind opportunity” for the park system
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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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Metroparks CEO Brian Zimmerman Gets 10-Year Contract Extension, Raise
Zimmerman has helped grow the Metroparks by 15 percent—mostly through “strategic land acquisition”
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As Riverfront Development Ramps Up, Cuyahoga Still Remains an EPA ‘Area Of Concern’
“The non-commercial uses are rising,” a Port official said about the river’s clean-up crew
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Cleveland Metroparks Levy Passes
Funds from the levy make up more than half of the park’s operating budget
