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The Exorcist: Believer Tries to Match the Horror of the Original — But Even Ellen Burstyn Isn’t Enough
Believer is ultimately more quaint and hopeful than blood-curdling and scream-inducing
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Posted inArts & Culture
The Cleveland Orchestra Debuts a New Concerto From Austrian Composer and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus shows from the Uncommon Sound Project, BlueWater Chamber Orchestra and more
Posted inNews & Views
Four Years Later, Officials Report No Progress in Metroparks Double Homicide Cold Case, But Fresh Hope Comes With National Coverage
Families of the victims feel the Metroparks bungled the investigation from the very start and continue to refuse outside assistance
Posted inNews & Views
Nina Turner-Led Workers’ Rights Group Launches in Cleveland
“I don’t believe that politics, in and of itself, is going to save workers,” Turner said of We Are Somebody’s mission
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Oct. 5-Oct. 8)
MIX returns to Cleveland Museum of Art and Raphael Saadiq plays the State Theatre
Posted inMusic
Emo Orchestra Tour Headed to Goodyear Theatre in Akron
Concert featuring Hawthorne Heights will take place on October 20
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New Cleveland Curfew Laws Go Into Effect After Council Passes Stricter Penalties For Parents
“You want to have kids? Be responsible for them”
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LØLØ Chronicles the Human Condition with Honest Songwriting
Singer-songwriter performs on October 21 at House of Blues
Posted inFood & Drink
Shake It and Garden City at Van Aken District Have Closed
Both of the establishments were operated by Forward Hospitality
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What Does a Sandwich Say? In ‘Clyde’s,’ Now at Karamu House, a Whole Lot
Food as fodder for the lives of formerly incarcerated people
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Utilities Committee Considers Proposal to Install a Comprehensive Fiber Network at No Cost to the City
The proposed network is part of Cleveland’s push to close the digital divide.
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With Glittering Marquee Debut, Playhouse Square Reminds Clevelanders of Its Legacy
Seven-hour block party revealed brand-new, $10.2 million facade