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TempleLive at the Cleveland Masonic Lays Off Entire Staff, Cancels Several Upcoming Concerts
The Arkansas-based company also this week pulled out of operating its venue in Peoria, Illinois
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All the $7 Deals to Try During Cleveland Wing Week, Which Kicks Off Sunday, August 24
Sauced, seasoned and dry-rubbed, we’ve got you covered for just a few bucks
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Why Little Arabia and its Melting Pot of Cuisines Is One of Cleveland’s Best Dining Destinations
Through waves of change and immigration, the Arab American enclave offers a culture-spanning tour of Middle Eastern cuisines
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Why Cleveland’s Leaning Hard Into the Housing-First Model to Help the Homeless
Through the Home for Every Neighbor program, the city has housed 180 homeless people with few barriers or red tape
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Rising Star Baristas Seek Union Help Following Safety Concerns at Lakewood Café
A leaky gas generator, a broken carbon monoxide reader and a petition to re-instate a fired worker have all led to organizing at one of Cleveland’s largest coffee shops
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What Happens When Someone Dies Inside One of America’s Worst Jails?
In Cuyahoga County, a jail death triggers mandatory investigations. Here’s what all Ohio sheriffs are supposed to do, and how to check their work.
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Ohio Renters Need to Make $22.51 an Hour to Afford 2-Bedroom Apartment, New Report Shows
The state’s ‘Housing Wage’ has increased 40.7% since 2020
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‘It’s Superman Summer’: Cleveland Relishes Opening Weekend of the Blockbuster and the City’s Turn in the Spotlight
Later this summer, the long-awaited Superman statue will be unveiled downtown
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Ohio’s Public Media Landscape At Risk Under Potential Cuts to Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Local radio and TV stations in all areas of Ohio could be hit hard by slashed funding requested by Trump
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His Ubiquitous Home Buying Billboards Around Cleveland Have Drawn Backlash. But John Williams Says He’s Not a Predatory Investor
Council president Blaine Griffin helped remove one that read “I Buy Crack Houses.” Meanwhile, Williams says, “There are plenty of homes that are for drug use that have been neglected that need to be restored.”
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Campaigns for Cleveland City Council’s New Wards Heat Up With a Mix of Challengers, Open Seats, and Incumbent-vs-Incumbent Races
The candidates tell Scene why they’re running and what matters to them
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Petition to Reinstate University Hospitals Pediatricians Fired for Union Push Gains Steam
“Our ability to stay speak up without retaliation and speak up effectively on behalf of the challenges to patient care that we encounter on a daily basis is what we’re really fighting for,” one told Scene.