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Cleveland Ranks 4th Lowest Among Top U.S. Cities for Electric Vehicle Adoption
Price and climate help explain why EVs made up just 3 percent of all vehicles registered in Cleveland in 2023
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Livewire: 19 of the Best Concerts to Catch in Cleveland in April
Real Estate, MIKE, Suzanne Vega and more real music in the real world
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Review: Equal Parts Local and Destination, Never Say Dive Delivers Joy in Old Brooklyn
The high-low bar and restaurant feels right at home in a wonderfully renovated old tavern
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (April 11-14)
The Guardians take on the New York Yankees at Progressive Field and FAN EXPO Cleveland returns
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‘Jitney’ at the Beck Center is Not to Be Missed
The renowned play examines the challenges and joys of Black lives in the 1960s amidst social and economic upheaval
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Rock Hall Hosting Taylor Swift Fan Day on April 19
The event coincides with the release of her new album
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And the Winners of the 89th Annual Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards Are…
The prizes recognize works that address issues of racism and diversity
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Lakewood Eyes Expansion of Waterfront Access at Lakewood Park, Looks For Funding
Eight years after the Solstice Steps opened, plans call for a pier, small beach and even more access to the water
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New Zoning Rules Leave Joe’s BBQ in a Tough Spot in Brimfield Township
While he works towards a brick-and-mortar restaurant on the location, the owner’s food truck operation has come under fire
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NOACA Study Details Dangers of Downtown Cleveland Streets, Paves Way for Solutions
As the city readies its own mobility plan, recommendations came for connecting bike lanes and narrowing streets
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JJ Grey Discusses the Inspiration for His First New Studio Album in 9 Years
Singer-songwriter performs on March 29 at the Agora
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He’s in an Ohio Prison for Exposing Someone to HIV – Even Though He Couldn’t Transmit the Virus
Ohio has six laws that criminalize living with HIV, leading to at least 200 prosecutions in recent years.
