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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Feb. 1-4)
Bumpin Uglies play two nights at Beachland and Cleveland Art Museum’s MIX celebrates Barbie
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Chris Ronayne on Funding for the Homeless, Re-entry Services, a Stadium (Not That One) and the City’s Plan to TIF Downtown
After a year of big lifts for Cuyahoga County, the executive takes stock at the quarter pole
Posted inFood & Drink
The 12th Annual Cleveland Kurentovanje Festival Kicks Off Saturday, Feb. 3
A week of cultural events culminates with a day of fun on Saturday, Feb. 10
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After 29 Years, Stone Oven Bakery in Cleveland Heights to Change Hands
The new owners are also Cleveland Heights residents
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Set in 1970s Cleveland, ‘Breakfast at the Bookstore,’ Now at Karamu, is a Powerful Work on Black Residents’ Fight for Freedom
Amid the turmoil of the Civil Rights era and the Glenville riots, the characters look for sustenance of all kinds
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Updated Plans for Lorain Midway Project Draw Praise for Cyclist Safety, Complaints About Elimination of Parking Spots
An audit found that only 50% of spots were used at a peak weekend time
Posted inMusic
Dave Matthews Band Returns to Blossom in June
Group also introduced a new On the Road to Zero Waste initiative
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Cleveland’s Bittersweet Revenge Aims To Nurture Local Rock Scene
Group performs on February 10 at TempleLive at Cleveland Masonic
Posted inFood & Drink
Now Open: Tost Sandwich Café in Tremont
Like the Lakewood original, Tost specializes in pressed-to-order sandwiches made from high-quality meats, cheeses and breads.
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The Cleveland Orchestra’s MLK Day Concert and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
CityMusic takes you to Italy, the Joo Won Park Laptop Ensemble and more are on tap
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Roldo: In Bibb’s ‘Shore-to-Core’ TIF, Developers Win, Residents Lose
As city council considers the financing deal, average Clevelanders should be asking how it benefits them
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Prosecutor Michael O’Malley Fails to Win Endorsement of Cuyahoga County Democratic Party
He earned 58.5% of the votes at Saturday’s meeting, short of the 60% needed to be endorsed in his race against challenger Matthew Ahn