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Case Western Students Host ‘Die In’ Protest During University’s Annual Open House
The protestors, affiliated with Students for Justice for Palestine, want the organization’s current ban revoked
University Circle
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University Circle to Become a ‘Special Improvement District’ in Effort to Bolster Security
A $4.3 million fund would take contributions from all of Wade Oval’s major institutions to add staffing
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Western Reserve Historical Society Library Won’t Reopen Until 2025
After a fire in September, the library initially projected opening again in “six to nine months”
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The Cleveland Music Settlement’s Creative Aging Ensembles Are Giving Older Adults a New Rhythm
“We’re helping to stave off dementia. Improve brain health. Fight isolation. Even things like breathing and seeing—these are all de-stressors”
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John Ewing, Cinematheque Co-Founder, Will Retire Next June After Four Decades
A guiding hand at Cleveland’s arthouse theater, he’s made the Cinematheque a vital, interesting and affordable destination
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‘Re-Imagine Euclid Ave.’ Study Focuses on Pedestrian Safety, Congestion on University Circle Corridor
Plans for the future would include bike lanes and a HealthLine expansion to East Cleveland
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Odd Dog Coffee, a fixture at Walter Stinson Community Park For Years, Will Have a New Weekday Home in University Circle
The modified school bus will be parked outside Cleveland’s Museum of Contemporary Art
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University Circle Inc. Selects Arizona Nonprofit Exec As New President
Kate Borders will take over from Interim Director Gary Hanson in June
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Little Italy’s Development Chief Steps Down After Three Decades as Neighborhood Debates Future
With longstanding battles between new and old, Council President Griffin said city will consider new tax abatement legislation
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University Circle Starbucks is 4th in Cleveland, 7th in Ohio, 200th in USA to Unionize
Ohio unions remain undefeated, despite union-busting tactics from management
