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Masonic Auditorium on the Market Six Months After TempleLive’s Closure
“The property offers strong potential for continued entertainment use,” a listing posted this week read.
Midtown
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His Ubiquitous Home Buying Billboards Around Cleveland Have Drawn Backlash. But John Williams Says He’s Not a Predatory Investor
Council president Blaine Griffin helped remove one that read “I Buy Crack Houses.” Meanwhile, Williams says, “There are plenty of homes that are for drug use that have been neglected that need to be restored.”
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CleaveLand Grocers and Grill Team to Take Over Rumi’s Market in MidTown
“We’re excited to be able to serve the Pakistani community – and not just the Pakistani community but all communities.”
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Cleveland Clinic Doubles Back on Its Upfront Copay Policy
Patients can still delay copay somewhat, with a “zero-percent interest payment plan”
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Billboards Supporting Cuyahoga Valley National Park Staff Pop Up Around Cleveland Amid DOGE Cuts
The nonprofit More Perfect Union bought 26 signs across Cleveland to draw attention to staff cuts at that and other national parks
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City Planning Commission Approves Warner Swasey Redesign, Demolition to Come This Summer
That includes the iconic sawtooth sheds complex, long popular with area photographers
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A Pastor Bought a Former Strip Club to Turn Into a Church. Can He ‘Purify’ Cleveland’s Adult District?
“Our vision has always been to go into places where churches don’t normally go,” said Cove City pastor Josh Miller
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Groundbreaking of Second Norma Herr Shelter Promises a ‘Dignified’ Stay for Unhoused Women
“We will do better, we will provide better, because our guests deserve better from all of us”
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Massive Redevelopment of Warner & Swasey Building Heads to Conceptual Review
The $36 million project would offer affordable senior and family housing
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With Cancellations of FRONT and CAN Triennials, Cleveland Artist Tribunal Brainstorms Possible Replacement
Dozens of artists met last week to toss around ideas for festivals and engagement
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In Cleveland’s Post-Covid DIY Revival, Queer Black Drag in Midtown and Hardcore in Taco Bell Parking Lots
New spaces and voices are guiding Cleveland’s homegrown music scene into inclusive and interesting places
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How the East 81st Deli Chicken Salad Video Changed the Lives of the Business and Star, One Year Later
East 81st Deli looks to expand, while Tenisha Godfrey’s exploring a clothing line and a music career