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Clevelanders Wax Nostalgic at Cavs Championship 10th Anniversary Block Party
“Champagne was popping. The whole city was on fire,” one recalled about Game 7. “We were all on the same page.”
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Cleveland’s Pride in the CLE Celebration Rides On Despite Corporate Sponsor Exodus
Trump’s attacks on DEI have led many companies to pull back from supporting Pride events. In Cleveland, sponsors have decreased but the party will go on.
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Cleveland City Council Passes Rollback of Bibb’s Downtown Parking Price Hikes
“We want to make this affordable for Clevelanders to park on the streets that they help pay for and maintain with their tax dollars,” said Kevin Bishop of legislation that reduces the hourly rate and extends free parking hours.
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In Trademark Lawsuit, Klutch Cannabis Denies Infringing on Rich Paul’s Klutch Sports
Both brands offer “fundamentally different goods and services sold through entirely different channels,” lawyers for the local cannabis company argued.
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Bibb Believes He Can Bump Downtown Momentum. What Do People Actually Want?
With City Hall in the midst of a 90-day action plan, many want Cleveland to keep focusing on the usual problems: public safety and better retail.
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Cleveland’s First Women’s Soccer Team Will Be Called The Astra
“We’ve always wanted to be the North Star — that point to look for when you consider what elite and professional soccer can be in Northeast Ohio,” said Cleveland Pro Soccer’s Michael Murphy.
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Final Phase of New 238-Unit Public Housing Project Opens in Central
“It’s really just thinking about how we can create a holistic neighborhood where there’s not just housing,” said Matt Schmidt, a development chief with CMHA. “But services that support everyone, from younger kids to seniors that live here.”
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RTA May Scrap Last Downtown Trolley, Scale Back Waterfront Line in Service Cuts
In 2015, three downtown trolley routes combined for more than a million rides. Ten years later, only the B-Line remains.
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Reserve Square Residents Say Water, Heat, Other Repair Issues Persist
Tenants told Scene they’re still living without functioning trash chutes and working elevators despite the building receiver’s claim progress has been made and pressure from Cleveland City Hall.
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A Golf Course, Beach Promenade, Walking Trails, a Hotel: City Releases Possible Plans for Burke Lakefront Space
A recent survey, taken by 2,500 Clevelanders as of Wednesday, showed the overwhelming majority support closing the airport for development and public spaces.
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‘This Man. He Just Doesn’t Make No Sense’: Clevelanders Vent on $4 Gas Prices
The cost to fill up in Cleveland has shot up by a quarter since early February, data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration shows.
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Rich Paul’s Klutch Sports Files Trademark Lawsuit Against Klutch Cannabis
The sports management company says the Akron-based weed business’ branding was an “obvious and willful effort to profit from and divert the brand equity that Klutch Sports has built in the very same marketplace.”