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Hundreds Push Back Against Bill Prohibiting Foreign Nationals From Buying Property in Ohio
“These bills represent a step backwards into the darker history of racism in America.”
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (May 29-June 1)
Dave Matthews Band returns to Blossom and Thunder from Down Under roars into MGM Northfield Park
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Livewire: 10 of the Best Concerts to Catch in Cleveland This Week
Dave Matthews Band, Pierce the Veil and more real music in the real world
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Cleveland to Convert Parts of Huron and Prospect to One-Way Streets Downtown, Add Protected Bike Lanes
This is one of the first steps in planning’s goal to build 50 miles of bike lanes by the end of the decade
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Cleveland Pops Does Decades of Delight and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, Opus 216’s symphony at sunset and more
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Ohio Near the Top in April Unemployment
State spends billions on job incentives that mostly benefit the wealthy
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Cleveland’s Big Hoke Draws from Variety of Influences on New Album
A release party takes place on June 7 at Forest City Brewery
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Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist: Our Son Caught Us Having Sex
Kids are exposed to sex in subtle and not-so-subtle ways all the time. What makes the difference is whether they feel safe, supported, and informed at home.
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Lao Sze Chuan to Open in Strongsville
The upscale Chinese restaurant’s second Northeast Ohio location is expected to open this winter at SouthPark Mall.
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‘I Am Not Your Negro’: A Defiant Kahlil Seren Tells Off Cleveland Heights Council in Tense Emergency Meeting
“There was this golden opportunity to bring this community together, and it didn’t happen,” Council President Tony Cuda said. “I’m heartbroken.”
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First Look: Jolene’s Honky Tonk, Opening on East 4th Street in Early June
Get ready for loads of color, country music and four floors of decked-out entertainment that channels Nashville
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Experts Say Rash of Pride Flag Vandalism Across Ohio Points to Shifting Trend in Anti-LGBTQ+ Violence
What anti-LGBTQ+ incidents can tell us about cultural ‘turf wars’ in Ohio and beyond
