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‘The First Snow of Summer’ is a Brilliant Journey Through Tumultuous Family Dynamics
Will an impending forest fire bring a faltering family together, or cast them farther apart?
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Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren Says He’s a Victim of “Political Lynching”
Meanwhile, the campaign to force a recall says it has collected enough signatures to bring a vote to the public
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Fair Housing Center Reports Detail Housing Struggles Facing Those With Criminal Convictions in Cuyahoga County
Most landlords surveyed ignore federal antidiscrimination guidelines about the use of criminal background checks, and a few admitted to flat-out denying anyone with a criminal conviction.
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Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist: Finding the Right Positions as We Age
Tips on a couple of go-to positions and a reminder that not all “sex” is penetrative
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Cleveland Fed: Tariffs Are Raising Some Prices in Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Kentucky
The news comes as recent polls show that voters strongly disapprove of the way President Donald Trump, the author of huge new tariffs, is handling the economy.
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Review: ‘Disaster!’ at Blank Canvas Theatre Has Some Hot Stuff
It might be plagued by catastrophes, but ‘Disaster!’ is a success.
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Music, Art, Community Take Center Stage at Freedom Fest Cleveland
The city’s fifth annual Juneteenth celebration runs from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday
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Dottore Company Ordered to Repay Couple Over Receiver Fees
Mark Dottore has been under fire as Judge Leslie Celebrezze has admitted steering lucrative divorce cases his way
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The Ohio Light Opera Does ‘Carousel’ and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
It’s festival season, and there’s plenty to see
