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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Jan. 25-28)
Flatland Cavalry plays the Agora and an ice festival takes place at Crocker Park
Home Feature Follows
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Banter in Gordon Square Opens Today, January 23
“We looked at a number of spots, but this feels like home”
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Proposed Shore-to-Core TIF Passes Through Cleveland City Planning Commission
The city argues the district will not only fund major waterfront projects but also neighborhood needs
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Jan. 18-21)
Paula Poundstone returns to Kent Stage and the Boat Show is back at the I-X Center
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Investors Sue Cleveland Rocks Climbing Gym Owner Kevin Wojton, Accuse Him of Fraud
The complaint alleges Wojton lied to investors for years
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Weekend (Jan. 11-15)
Disney on Ice returns to Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, FIDLAR plays the Roxy at Mahall’s and plenty more
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Roldo: In Bibb’s ‘Shore-to-Core’ TIF, Developers Win, Residents Lose
As city council considers the financing deal, average Clevelanders should be asking how it benefits them
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This Week in Cleveland Food News: A Bunch of Closings, a Bunch of Openings
A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat
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First Look: Never Say Dive, Opening in Old Brooklyn on Friday, Jan. 5
Situated in a renovated 1920s-era tavern, the “high-low” concept offers beer, cocktails and food
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Jan. 4-7)
An Elvis Tribute comes to the State Theatre and Motion City Soundtrack rolls into House of Blues
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Cleveland Expands Local Air Quality Monitoring Program
30 new air sensors will be deployed around Cleveland, one of the worst cities in the country for those dealing with asthma
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Stow Municipal Court Will No Longer Charge Drivers $100 to Appeal Tickets
The Institute of Justice argued the court’s mandatory fees “violated constitutional rights”