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RTA Waterfront Line Will Reopen in September, But Only for Browns Home Games
The line, which has been inoperable since 2021, won’t see a return to full service until 2024
Home Feature Follows
Posted inMusic
Masonic Auditorium Poised for $8 Million Facelift Thanks to Owner Temple Live
A rehab of Midtown’s 250,000 square-foot behemoth hopes to make the Masonic “the coolest venue in Cleveland” with upgraded sound and more
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North Coast Lakefront Master Plan Reveals Cleveland’s Big Goals
The city hopes to connect the east and west side and give Black and Hispanic residents better lakefront access
Posted inFood & Drink
First Look: Battr, Opening Next Week in Tremont
Guests can look forward to Belgian waffles, bubble waffles, crepes and gelato
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County Council Members Raise Doubts About Funding, Suitability of Proposed Garfield Heights Jail Site
Councilmembers questioned whether or not $750 million would be enough to cover the site, and whether the site itself is ideal
Posted inArts & Culture
‘The Prom,’ Now at Porthouse Theatre, is a High-Energy Breath of Raucous Fun
The local cast and crew more than overcome some missed opportunities in the script
Posted inMovies
‘Barbie’ is Existential Brilliance — and Also a Lot of Fun
Come on Barbie, let’s go party (talk about consumerism and conservative gender roles)
Posted inMovies
‘Oppenheimer’ Does Something All Too Rare in Hollywood: It Trusts Its Audience
The film neither heroicizes nor sanctifies the man
Posted inFood & Drink
Terry Francona-Backed Steakhouse Headed for Parallax Property in Tremont
The concept is from the same group that opened Geraci’s slice shop downtown
Posted inFood & Drink
Best Steak and Gyro to Open 24-Hour Restaurant in Downtown Cleveland
The 54-year-old staple will open in the 5th Street Arcades
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Video: New Anti-Issue 1 Ad Features Creepy Republicans In Your Bedroom
“Republicans are obsessed with telling every Ohioan what they can and cannot do in their own bedroom,” said Joe Jacobson, director of the Progress Action Fund.
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Desperate Brunswick Residents Appeal to DeWine Over I-71 Interchange at Boston Road
An engineering firm’s traffic study predicts the new interchange wouldn’t even improve congestion on Route 82
