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Downtown Heinen’s Vacates Second Floor of Rotunda Partly to ‘Reduce Operating Costs’
Most of the floor’s wine and beer selections will be moved into the rest of the rotunda
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For the Future Impact of Downtown Cleveland’s Shore to Core TIF, Detroit Offers Some Clues
A recent report on the Downtown Development Authority concluded it drove development in the core but created “marginal benefit” for the city otherwise
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Yum Village Relocates Downtown as New Retail Heading to Langston Building Near CSU
We’ll find out in November what exactly is in store
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Will Shaker Square’s $5-Million Makeover Be Enough to Sway Future Tenants?
“We didn’t just put lipstick on a pig,” CNP head Tania Menesse said about the recent improvements
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‘It’s Just Sad’: Drug Store Closures Could Make Some Cleveland Neighborhoods Pharmacy Deserts
“It’s a huge equity issue. It signals that we’re no longer a fully walkable neighborhood—in a community where many households don’t have access to cars.”
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Museum of Illusions, Instagrammable Edutainment, Opens Friday in Downtown Cleveland
The Croatia-headquarted collection of brain teasers will help, its backers say, bring families downtown
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Cleveland Labor Groups, Politicians Join REI Worker Push Towards Bargaining Contract
Employees at the Beachwood location, who voted to unionize last March, say REI has refused to negotiate
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North Olmsted Blooms as a Hub for Cleveland’s Palestinian Diaspora
The vast majority of new businesses on Brookpark Extension Road are owned by Palestinian Americans
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Ohio City Inc., Placing Bet on Local Retail, Buys City Goods
“This is a long-term investment,” OCI director Chris Schmitt told Scene of the retail cluster purchase
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Downtown Cleveland Retail Report Stresses Big Aesthetic Changes Needed for Neighborhood Rebound
The plan lays out ways to get visitors to stick around longer, and to draw more retail and traffic to the city center
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Ohio City Inc.’s Tom McNair to Head City’s Department of Economic Development
McNair, who spent 15 years growing Ohio City, will now help guide City Hall’s strategy citywide
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REI’s Cleveland Workers File to Unionize, Following California and New York Colleagues
A “majority” of REI Cleveland’s 55 workers lean towards filing with RWDSU