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Au Jus in Parma is More Than Capably Keeping Up With Cleveland’s Demand for Italian Beef Sandwiches
The shop is going through more than 100 pounds of beef every day
Home Feature Follows
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Arthur Treacher’s in Garfield Heights Reopened by New Owner Who Plans More Locations in Ohio
George Simon bought the property simply for the real estate, but a visit to the Cuyahoga Falls location left him inspired
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Bridgeworks Project Will Reach Full Funding With $2 Million Loan From Cuyahoga County
The $100-million project will break ground this year, developers said
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Cleveland Classics: Corky & Lenny’s Is an All-Occasion Home Away From Home
“When they say delis are dying, that’s not totally true. People still love a great deli.”
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Feb. 23-26)
The Cleveland Auto Show is back at the I-X Center and Brite Winter returns to the Flats
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Cleveland Police Removed Officer Names from Discipline Notices
Officials say the move prevents officer shaming. But does it raise transparency issues?
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Here’s What Happened to the Plan to Open a Constantino’s in Tremont
In 2015, Tremont West handed Constantino’s $742,000 from a Federal grant to open in the neighborhood. Eight years later, with plans long dead, it’s still fighting to get the money back
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Where to Buy Tinned Fish and Seafood in Cleveland
Shops and stores are stocking more tins, and restaurants are adding them to menus. It’s about time
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Feb. 9-12)
‘Ain’t Misbehavin’’ opens at Near West Theatre and Cleveland Winter Beerfest returns to Huntington Convention Center
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‘Hadestown’ at Playhouse Square is a Feast for the Mind
The award-winning musical delivers on its promise, and more
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Jury Sides With Backyard Pizza Oven Owners in Cleveland Heights Lawsuit
It took the jury less than a half hour to decide that Paul Schambs’ oven on Grandview was not a public nuisance
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Le Petit Triangle Cafe in Ohio City to Expand into Adjoining Property, Improve Original Space
“I feel like it’s time for us to kind of refresh what we’re doing,” says owner Joy Harlor.