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De-Platformed: How the Local Brewery Built on Community and Experimentation Lost Its Way in Scaling Up and Selling Out
The inside story behind a wild ten-year ride
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Cleveland Urges Repairs for Dangerous Rail Bridges
“We expect you to fix these bridges and, if you don’t, we will hold you responsible.”
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‘What’s Coming Is a Tsunami’: Cleveland Needs to Be More Prepared to Help Incoming Latin American Immigrants, Leaders Say
From housing to healthcare, education to transportation, Councilwoman Santana called for a coordinated network of services
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Downtown Cleveland Sees the Most Bird-Building Collisions In Ohio. This Group Wants to Eliminate Them
Lights Out, a volunteer operation, is trying to expand their downtown patroller base and implore buildings to adopt bird-safe glass and turn lights out at night
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A Judge, a Kiss, and $450,000-plus in Court Work
Cuyahoga County divorce court judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze barred from case pending conflict hearing
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Sushi 86 and Bites to Swap 5th Street Arcades for Harbor Verandas
The businesses will close at the end of May and reopen in new home in July
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Cleveland Wants to Become a 15-Minute City. What Does That Mean? And How Does It Plan on Getting There?
The city is pursuing two key avenues: a change to zoning laws and incentives for transit-oriented development that doesn’t plan around parking
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Brook Park Joins Car Wash Moratorium Parade
City council unanimously passed the one-year moratorium, citing concerns of a flooded market.
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CentroVilla25, Cleveland’s First Major Latin Market, Closes in on Funding Goal
City Council approved $1.5 million in ARPA dollars to bring CentroVilla25 closer to its $12-million target
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Rats, Dirty Air, Broken Faucets: Lakeview Terrace Residents Wonder When Help Will Come
A new data-gathering initiative on air quality might change public policy—but will take at least two years
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Ohio Lawmakers Send 60% Supermajority Amendment to August Ballot
But questions remain whether the August special election resolution is legal
