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Posted inArts & Culture
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Aug. 24-27)
The Guardians wrap up their series against the L.A. Dodgers at Progressive Field and Disturbed plays Blossom
Posted inNews & Views
City of Cleveland Finally Updates Its Archaic Website
The $590,000 rebuild is the first site overhaul in more than a decade
Posted inFood & Drink
Rachelle Murphy is Leaving Rood to Become Culinary Director at Seasoned Brands, Parent Co. of Aladdin’s
“It’s super bittersweet but it’s one of those things I have to force myself to do.”
Posted inFood & Drink
First Look: Sushi 86 and Bites, Opening Late-August on E. Ninth Street Pier
“This will be our seventh location since opening in 2000.”
Posted inArts & Culture
The Orchestra at Blossom and the Rest of the Classical Music to Check Out This Week
There’s still time to enjoy music under the stars
Posted inMusic
Cleveland’s Midnight Syndicate Releases 15th Studio Album
A 19th century cabaret inspired the album
Posted inMovies
Landscape With Invisible Hand Envisions Alien Invasion as a Corporate Takeover
An ambitious, unpredictable, funny and flawed film worth seeing
Posted inNews & Views
Forbes Announces Its Cleveland ’30 Under 30′
The city’s one out of 10 on the business magazine’s new local list and will host the national Under 30 Summit in October
Posted inNews & Views
Cleveland City Councilman Kris Harsh Will Debate Participatory Budgeting Advocates Before November Vote
The grassroots effort has drawn the ire of council. The two sides will go toe-to-toe before the public in September
Posted inNews & Views
Two Years After the Chaotic Mass Evacuation of Afghanistan, Asylees in Cleveland Are Still in Legal Limbo
With humanitarian parole set to expire in August for hundreds living in the city, a lack of action by Congress and Biden leaves their immigration status up in the air