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Review: At Oliva, a Tuscan-Style Steakhouse Beckons You for Adventure and Decadence
Lola Jacaj has created another winner with a nose-to-tail menu of sterling pastas and steaks
Home Feature Follows
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Sept. 26-29)
IngenuityFest returns and the Guardians battle the Houston Astros at Progressive Field
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Ohio Republican Politicians Desperately Trying to Dupe Voters Over Anti-Gerrymandering Amendment
From muddying the waters in the ballot language to a full-blown press to confuse voters, the GOP is desperately trying to retain a crooked system
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‘Acts of Clay’ at Wizbang Theater is the Sort of Fun Storytelling Cleveland Should Have More Of
Offbeat shows can find a home at venues like Wizbang
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After One Year of Cuyahoga County’s Downtown Safety Patrol Unit, Is the City Center Safer?
The unit was created amid a summer crime wave last year and low Cleveland police staffing levels
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In an Unprecedented Move, Ohio is Funding the Construction of Private Religious Schools
The state is giving millions in taxpayer dollars directly to private schools to help them renovate and expand their campuses. It may be the next frontier in the push to increase the use of school vouchers, proponents say.
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Sept. 19-22)
Vampire Weekend plays Blossom and the Tremont Arts & Cultural Fest returns
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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Defends Conspiracy Chorus About Haitians in Springfield
Springfield public buildings and a local elementary school had to be closed Thursday due to bomb threats
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Gerad Guhde is Reviving His Popular Secret Supper Club Dinner Series
The Halloween-themed events will take place over four weekends at Convivium 33 Gallery
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Cleveland is in Bad Need of New Housing. Developers Blame a Draconian Permit Process
Permits pulled for new homes in the city are down on average. Developers point their fingers at City Hall.
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Why Now? Election Watchdog Criticizes GOP Fear Mongering About Noncitizen Voting
Less than two months from election day, state officials in Ohio appear to be laying the groundwork for future claims of fraud if Trump loses
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Not ‘Mini-Adult Court’: Lawyers Lacking Qualifications Defended 1,200 Cuyahoga County Kids
Juvenile Court judges will now track qualifications, but insist the state system creates barriers keeping experienced attorneys from defending kids
