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Atlas Obscura Names Ohio One of Top 20 Places to Visit in 2025
The annual Where to Wander list includes 20 travel destinations promising surprises and fewer crowds
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As Cleveland Renters Deal With Predatory, Negligent Out-of-State Landlords, City Council Plans a $1 Million Push to Help Tenants
Funding would help tenants, like those in Buckeye-Shaker currently dealing with derelict apartments on Moreland, organize against absentee owners and connect them with housing resources
Posted inArts & Culture
VCN Clothing Brings a Local Bent to Streetwear
Cleveland native Davon Dumetz is catering to a diverse audience with affordable, high-end pieces
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Cleveland’s Genghis Con Returns for its 15th Year Celebrating Comics, Art, Zines, Illustrators and Community
It all goes down at the Pivot Art Center on Dec. 1.
Posted inFood & Drink
Cozumel Brings a Welcome Dose of Comfort and Traditional Mexican to Cleveland Heights
The regional chain, which opened its first shop in 2001, has finally landed on the east side
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Review: Steak in Tremont Adds Modern Flair to the Traditional Steakhouse While Nailing the Details
With design and some fun gimmicks, diners are treated to a cheeky beef experience that remains solid at its foundation
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A Dozen New and Upcoming Venues Are Bringing Fresh Energy to the Cleveland Music Scene
A spate of new openings is bringing diversity to Cleveland stages and helping to showcase local talent
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First Look: Flight Social, Opening Today Downtown
The travel-themed eatery dishes up “modern fusion” plates in the former Chocolate Bar space.
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First Look: Sacred Vortex Teahouse & Kombuchery, Opening Any Day in Ohio City
The alcohol-free “haven of relaxation” is meant to build community, says owner David Kovatch
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Cleveland Says New Program Housed 47 Unsheltered People This Year
“It’s only when move-in day comes, they realize that this is real”
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15+ Things To Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Oct. 10-13)
Spooky Pooch Parade returns to Madison Park and Coin comes to the Agora
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Fossil Fuel Interests Are Working to Kill Solar in One Ohio County. The Hometown Newspaper Is Helping
A retired gas industry executive, a shadowy “grassroots” group and a controversial media company are spreading misinformation while turning residents against a proposed solar farm — and each other.
