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This Week in Cleveland Food News: The 1980s Return to the Flats, a New Chagrin Falls Restaurant and More
A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat
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Jewish Groups, Ohio Attorney General Support Bill to Define Anti-Semitism
Anti-Defamation League data shows an increase in “antisemitism incidents” of more than 300% since Oct. 7, 2023
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The Friars’ Table Now Open in Playhouse Square District
This is a joint venture between Brandon Chrostowski and Cleveland Capuchin Ministries
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Cleveland Police Drone Policy Takes Flight
The Cleveland Community Police Commission removed language that would have allowed drone surveillance of large gatherings or crowds, such as protests
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Judge Shoots Down Proposed Youth Homeless Drop-in Center in Ohio City
Judge Brian Mooney ruled this week that zoning prevents Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry from opening the center on Franklin
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Panini’s in Chagrin Falls Has Closed. Tavern Six to Open in Its Place This Winter
“We’re a scratch kitchen, so everything is made in-house,” says the new owner.
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Livewire: 13 of the Best Concerts to Catch in Cleveland This December
Pentatonix, Kash Doll, The Ohio City Singers and more real music in the real world
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The Con Tu Variety Show Celebrates Cleveland’s Artistic Niches
Highlighting local comedians, musicians, writers and overall creatives, the show happens every Sunday
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Cleveland Immigration Summit Talks Trump 2.0 Questions Amid Surge of Refugee Arrivals
While uncertainty remains about the incoming administration’s policies, local systems to help immigrants are strong and advocates are prepared for legal battles
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LGBTQ+ Org Receives $800,000 to Address Housing Insecurity in Northeast Ohio
Almost a third of all respondents to a recent LGBTQ+ community needs assessment have experienced housing insecurity in their life.
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20 New Homes in Glenville, Delayed Since Jackson Administration, Set to Be Completed
Anthony Burton, an African-American contractor, is set to build the houses on land bank lots
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Reunited Jesus Lizard To Play Agora in First Cleveland Concert in Years
Singer David Yow talks about the pros and cons of stagediving