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Ohio Expert: Plateau in Teen HPV Vaccinations Should Be a “Wake-Up Call”
Although common, HPV can cause medical problems like fertility complications, precancer and cancer.
Home Feature Follows
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Duran Duran’s John Taylor Reflects on Band’s Long Overdue Induction Into the Rock Hall
New Wave group performs on September 10 at Blossom
Posted inFood & Drink
Downtown Cleveland Restaurant Week to Run Sept. 7-14
“This week-long event gives people the chance to experience their favorite restaurants in a different, exciting way.”
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Laura Meckler: In Conversation on Dream Town: Shaker Heights and the Quest for Racial Equity
“The Shaker story is so rich, complex and ever-evolving”
Posted inFood & Drink
Tricky Tortoise to Open in Former Willoughby Brewing Company Spot
Bobby Ehasz, a partner in Pompatus Brewing, will bring the space back to life
Posted inArts & Culture
‘Fun Home’ at Cain Park is a Complex and Funny Exploration of Family Secrets
The production asks a lot, and delivers as much
Posted inArts & Culture
‘Erma Bombeck: At Wit’s End,’ Now at Cleveland Play House, Does Little Justice to the Writer’s Life
In search of too many laughs, jokes fail to land and drama is thrown by the wayside
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Two-Month Festival Will Celebrate Superman’s Cleveland Origins
“I mean, why aren’t we doing more of it? Think of the tourism potential.”
Posted inFood & Drink
Chardon Brewfest Brings Beer, Fun and Food This Saturday
More than two dozen regional breweries will be in attendance on historic Chardon Square
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What Ohio Amendments Wouldn’t Have Passed With a 60% Threshold?
Since 1913, Ohio has had 227 proposed amendments and 127 of them have passed, but 49 of those approved amendments received less than 60% of votes.
