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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
Downtown Cleveland
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Justice Center, East Side Church Among Damaged Buildings In Thursday’s Storm
There hadn’t been a tornado touchdown recorded in Cleveland since July of 1992
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Winking Lizard 86ing Its Live Iguanas
The iguana mascots still in Avon, Bedford Heights and Lakewood will most likely be re-housed by the end of the year
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Council Public Safety Meeting Puts Pressure on Police Staffing, Bibb’s Anti-Crime Program Amid Wave of Summer Offenses
“The anger and frustration in our community is palpable”
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North Coast Lakefront Master Plan Reveals Cleveland’s Big Goals
The city hopes to connect the east and west side and give Black and Hispanic residents better lakefront access
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Cleveland to Consider Legislation to Incentivize Transit-Oriented Development, Issues RFP for Mobility Study
Both are major prongs in the administration’s goal of making Cleveland a 15-minute city
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Tension Erupts Between Council and Mayor’s Office in Wake of Warehouse District Mass Shooting
“It sounds to me like somebody’s butthurt,” councilman Brian Kazy said after Bibb no-showed a council meeting
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“That’s a Lot of Activity for a Little Cow” — Escaped Cleveland Calf Now Resting at Animal Farm in Ravenna
With no one claiming Punch, she’s at a rescue farm rehabbing for a possible adoption
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Fresh Garden Café to Open in Former Dynomite Burgers Kiosk on U.S. Bank Plaza
The café will sell casual American bites: pizza, burgers, salads and sandwiches
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‘A Crazy Party for Cleveland’: Golden Hour Series Will Bring One-Day Music Festival to North Coast Harbor
Greyt Culture’s Thomas Fox talks about parlaying the success of their rooftop concert series into something bigger
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Weekend Open House of Veterans Memorial Bridge’s Streetcar Level Previews What the ‘Low Line’ Might Be
More than 9,000 attendees walked the bridge’s lower level at events Friday and Saturday
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Downtown Cleveland Inc. Revamped its Summer Busker Program. Will More Artists Show Up?
“It’s a tricky thing to turn around the culture of an entire city,” one musician said