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Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist: So I Fake My Orgasms With My Boyfriend. Is This a Problem?
Faking orgasms may not be the solution, but it is understandable why we do it.
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Public Schools Could Have Less Property Tax Help Under Ohio House Education Budget
The plan would make school districts with reserves over 30% of annual operating costs give the remaining money back to property-tax paying homeowners. Some districts say that would lead to more levies and cuts
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Local Leaders Discuss “Unprecedented,” Possible Nobel Peace Prize-Winning “Urban Agenda” for Cleveland at City Club
Details, however, were sparse on concrete steps the coalition will take to solve poverty and increase economic mobility beyond “collaboration” and “accountability”
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The BW Bach Festival Returns and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, ‘Voices of Earth” and more
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ICE Approves Three Ohio Sheriffs to Enforce Immigration Law
One recently called undocumented immigrants “illegal human locusts.”
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Cuyahoga County Judge Leslie Celebrezze Invokes Right to Remain Silent in Hearing
Celebrezze admitted in court records to allegations by the Ohio Disciplinary Counsel of steering lucrative work to her longtime friend Mark Dottore
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Update: Locally Filmed ‘Lost & Found In Cleveland’ To Have Theatrical Release on November 7
The film drew a record crowd at the 2025 Cleveland International Film Festival
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Ohio Republican Senators Propose Eliminating Drop Boxes, Requiring Proof of Citizenship for Voting
A University of Maryland study suggests more than 21 million Americans don’t have up-to-date citizenship documents on hand
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Despite Vocal Neighborhood Outcry, Cleveland Landmarks Commission Approves Planned Starbucks Drive-Thru in Ohio City
The “drive-thru is not really in context with the rest of the historic district,” said Cleveland Planning Commission Director Calley Mersmann, who voted no.
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Downtown Cleveland’s Daily Food Truck Series Kicks Off May 1st and Rolls Through Summer
“Our food truck series creates an engaging environment in parks and public spaces near office buildings, where people can connect with each other and the city.”
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Cleveland’s Joshua Jesty To Release Two New Albums and Play Two Release Parties
The indie artist performs on May 2 at the Five O’Clock Lounge and on May 3 at the Treelawn
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How Ohio’s Reagan Tokes Law Keeps People in Prison Longer
It came as a response by lawmakers to a horrific crime. Now, thousands of people imprisoned since 2019 risk more time behind bars for breaking rules.