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Opening Today: Best Steak and Gyro in Downtown Cleveland
The 54-year-old staple is opening in the 5th Street Arcades
Downtown Cleveland
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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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NOACA Study Details Dangers of Downtown Cleveland Streets, Paves Way for Solutions
As the city readies its own mobility plan, recommendations came for connecting bike lanes and narrowing streets
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Detroit-Shoreway Bridge ‘Low Line’ Project Gets $7M Federal Funding Boost
The money will cover the cost of the county’s design and engineering study of how to activate the streetcar level of the bridge
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Could a ‘Skywalk Park’ Over the Cuyahoga River Extend the Redline Greenway?
Lennie Stover is trying to wrangle funding for a feasibility study
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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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RTA Waterfront Line’s Browns Sunday Resurgence Kicks Up Questions About Next Phase
There were plans, at one time, to extend the route into a downtown loop
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In Cleveland’s Fight to Address Growing Homeless Population, Outreach Workers Play a Frontline Role
There remains a clear need for more connections between those on the streets and services, housing
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‘It Humanizes You’: An Interview with Mayor Justin Bibb Halfway Through What He Hopes Won’t Be His Only Term in Office
Bibb on how he’s grown since the campaign, his promise for the southeast side, closing more streets for pedestrians, jobs, Blaine Griffin and more
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An Advocacy Group Labeled KeyBank the Worst Lender For Black Homebuyers. The Bank Says It’s Changed
Rates of mortgage loans to Black homeowners went up this year, the bank says, but fewer than 6% of applicants are still approved