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Phoenix Coffee Finds a New Downtown Home at Skyline 776
“It was one of those things that felt too good to be true,” says GM Toby Reif.
Downtown Cleveland
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Photos: Thousands Again Marched the Streets of Downtown Cleveland in No Kings Protest
The rally featured speeches from local leaders and organizers, including Mayor Justin Bibb and US Rep. Shontel Brown
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Co-Owner of Flats Bar Boarded Up by Bibb Says Establishment Had Nothing to Do With Mass Shooting
“Mayor Justin Bibb made the decision [to close Play] without no investigation,” said co-owner David Hill
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With Residential Units Rising on Part of the Scranton Peninsula, Will Retail and Development Follow on Its Industrial Half?
About a thousand people may be living in the new neighborhood by the end of the decade. Appetite for other development remains stagnant, however.
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Downtown Cleveland Special Improvement District Renewed Until 2032 With City and County Buy-In
With $43 million in funding, the district gets a seven-year extension for safety ambassadors, cleaning, landscaping and more
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Cleveland State To Stop Handing Out Free RTA Passes for Students
On Wednesday, the school said bye-bye to its U-Pass, which gave students free transit rides every semester since 2003
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Bibb Welcomed Democratic Mayors Summit to Downtown Cleveland With a Party Rebirth Idea: Be Authentic
“With mayors, there’s no six degrees of gilded separation,” the DNC chair said. “You’re your own town. You’re your city. You are your community.”
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Cleveland Water Taxi Launches Service on Cuyahoga Next Week
The boat, which will cost one-way riders $10, will pick up and drop off at four locations in the Flats
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‘No Kings’ Protests Planned for Saturday at a Dozen Locations Across Northeast Ohio
A march against Trump’s military parade kicks off at the at 2 p.m. at the Free Stamp downtown
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Cleveland State to Convert Part of Parking Garage Into New Art Gallery
“How are we gonna keep this homegrown talent here in the region in Cleveland?” I think CSU galleries could could help with that.”
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Cleveland to Convert Parts of Huron and Prospect to One-Way Streets Downtown, Add Protected Bike Lanes
This is one of the first steps in planning’s goal to build 50 miles of bike lanes by the end of the decade
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As Cleveland Welcomes the International Downtown Conference, Waterfront Potential Takes the Spotlight
“Cleveland has had 17 prior lakefront plans going back to 1900, and we’re hoping this is our last,” said Jessica Trivisonno, Bibb’s advisor on major projects