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Here Are Ohio’s Proposed Rules for Recreational Marijuana Dispensaries
Ohio expects the sale of recreational weed to begin sometime this summer
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The Centennial Project Likely Stalled as Millennia Faces Major Rebuke From Feds
The controversial developer is barred from receiving any federal dollars until at least 2029
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‘Shore-to-Core’ Downtown TIF Passes Council Committee
The tax incentive will, the city has long argued, boost development downtown over the next three decades
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Cleveland Selected for Bloomberg Sustainable Cities Initiative, Will Receive Millions to Fight Climate Change
Funding will go “transformative solutions” in the realms of public works and transportation
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Fidelity Hotel on East 6th Street Looks Toward Fall Opening
Along with 97 rooms come a private dining room, reading room, café and a “high-end sports bar”
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Hotel Cleveland, After Year of $80 Million Renovations, Will Open Anew in April
The former Renaissance Hotel on Public Square is ready to debut with strong nods to the property’s history in Cleveland
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In Pepper Pike, a Surprisingly Contentious Ballot Issue Awaits on Election Day: Whether to Build Sidewalks
Detractors scoff at safety issues and argue sidewalks would, somehow, destroy the character of the suburb
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Rejoice: The Center Street Swing Bridge Has Finally Reopened
Nearby businesses and residents have cause for celebration
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Rock Hall Expansion Groundbreaking Recalls Spirit of Original 1995 Ceremony
The design pays homage to the original design while accentuating the public space and adding to the lakefront landscape
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With Glittering Marquee Debut, Playhouse Square Reminds Clevelanders of Its Legacy
Seven-hour block party revealed brand-new, $10.2 million facade
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Archaeologists Uncovered Tens of Thousands of Historic Artifacts at Irishtown Bend Site
The archaeological team has extracted 60,000 artifacts from the two-month-long dig this summer
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City Council Greenlights Slew of Development Legislation in Marathon August Meeting
From transit-oriented development to TIFs for downtown developments, it was a busy day in council chambers