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CityMusic Cleveland’s Free March Concerts and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, shows from the Uncommon Sound Project and more
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (March 20-23)
March Madness comes to Rocket Arena and the Beachland hosts a special spring flea
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First Look: Build the Pho in Ohio City, Opening in April
The Vietnamese beef noodle shop is also opening at Great Northern in North Olmsted
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Cuyahoga County Jail Works Toward Medical Grievance Compliance Amid Ongoing Reforms
Long-term problems persist in the troubled facility
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Review: Il Volo Shines in Return to Cleveland at Playhouse Square
The trio brought “pop-opera” magic to the shores of Lake Erie on the group’s international tour
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Dark Money Groups Dropped $7 Million on Ohio Supreme Court Races
Republicans benefitted from nearly 70% of the outside spending, or about $4.6 million.
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A ‘Leaner and Meaner’ Bright Eyes Comes to the Agora Next Month
The indie rock band performs on April 9 at the venue
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Trump Threats Have Led to Cancelled University Events for Women and Black Alumni in Ohio
The U.S. Department of Education issued a “Dear Colleague” that threatened to rescind funds for schools that use race-conscious practices in admissions, programming, and other aspects of student life
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Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist: My Partner Told Me He Wants Me to Pee On Him, and It’s Freaked Me Out
Whether or not you choose to dive into water sports, understanding different desires can strengthen your ability to approach sexuality with compassion and acceptance
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Karamu House’s ‘Weathering’ is a Catalyst for an Important Conversation on Miscarriages
Vividly written and performed characters tackle motherhood and loss in this production that puts the experiences of women center stage
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Last Week in Cleveland Food News: One Pot Comes West, City Slice Goes East
A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat
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Ohio Veterans, Supporters Turn Out for Protest of Federal Cuts
Protests happened across the state capitals
