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Russell Atkins, Cleveland Poet Who Made Strides in Avant-Garde Scene, Dead at 98
A Clevelander for much of his life, Atkins was a friend and contemporary of Langston Hughes and Amiri Baraka
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April’s Solar Eclipse Brought in Roughly $25M Across the Region, Destination Cleveland Says
But will those six minutes convince out-of-towners to move here?
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Hello Cleveland, a One-Stop-Shop for Live Music Listings, Debuts with Rock Hall Bump
“This here is a decade in the making.”
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Paloma at Van Aken District to Briefly Close to Usher in an ‘Evolution of the Concept’
“We want to grow beyond just being thought of as a place to go to get really good tacos.”
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Hot Mulligan, The Wonder Years to Headline ‘Secret Show’ at The Roxy at Mahall’s
Showtime and ticket information for the Friday, Sept. 6th show wasn’t immediately available.
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“Income Isn’t Rising With Property Valuations”: Cuyahoga County Dems Urge State to Provide Relief on Climbing Property Taxes
Taxes have jumped following the latest sexennial reappraisal, which saw 32% valuation increases with even higher numbers in the city of Cleveland
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10 Ways Cleveland’s New ‘Smart Code’ Will Greatly Change the City’s Feel in Decades to Come
From parking lots to trees, public spaces to windows, the way Cleveland is built is evolving
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A Race Against Time: The Hidden Cruelty of Ohio’s 24-Hour Waiting Period Abortion Rule
The abortion rule is meant to give patients time to think about their choice, but lawyers say it takes more choices away from patients
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Here Are the Three Finalists in the Contest to Design a New Flag for the City of Cleveland
CLE Flag, the civic group behind the effort, narrowed down more than 570 submissions with a public vote now underway to find the winner
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With Tens of Thousands Across Cleveland Still Without Power, Residents Scramble for Food, Places to Stay, Medical Help
FirstEnergy has told customers it could be the middle of next week before power is restored
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22 Cleveland, Northeast Ohio Dispensaries Approved to Start Selling Recreational Marijuana This Week
It’s finally time
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Back Home in Lorain After Decades in California, Pro Skater Chad Muska Wants to Build Ohio’s Best Skatepark
The city and the skater are working in tandem to one day bring skate dreams to reality