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The Wood Brothers Go Analog on Latest Album
Group performs on May 15 at the Goodyear Theater in Akron
Section Feature
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Bomba in Beachwood Has Closed. Locations in Rocky River and Fairlawn Remain
The “premium fast-casual” taco concept opened five years ago
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“Are You There God, It’s Me Margaret” is a Faithful, and Moving, Adaptation of Judy Blume’s Coming-of-Age Classic
Smells like tween spirit
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Review: “The Tina Turner Musical” at Playhouse Square Will Take You Higher
Though it doesn’t delve too deeply into the horrors of her personal life, the show is an energetic celebration of her career
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Cleveland Conducting Second Study to Gauge Future of Burke Lakefront Airport
The question has lingered for years. Bibb has made good on a campaign promise to explore possibilities
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Cuyahoga County Council Considering Legislation to Stop Doing Business With Companies That Commit Wage Theft
The move comes after Cleveland passed its own wage theft ordinance last December
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (April 27-30)
Comedian Aaron Kleiber performs at Hilarities and Skinny Puppy brings its farewell tour to House of Blues
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Patron Saint, an Italian-Inspired All-Day Cafe and Aperitivo Bar, Opening in Ohio City
“I wanted something where you could sit down, have a light drink, but still keep working or go onto your evening.”
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Elevation Festivals Announces Lineups for Upcoming WMMS Buzzard Fest and WGAR Country Jam
Acts such as Bush, Incubus and Chris Young are slated to perform
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“The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin” at Karamu House is the Best Musical You’ll See This Year
A dancer with big dreams confronts being a Black girl in America
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Bipartisan Group of Former Ohio Governors Are Against 60% Constitutional Amendment Threshold and August vote
Former governors Bob Taft, John Kasich, Dick Celeste and Ted Strickland alll speak out against proposal
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“What We Look Like,” Now at Dobama, Has Too Much to Say
There are laughs and standout scenes in this play about a Black family moving into a white neighborhood, but an overstuffed script and runtime drag it down