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Cleveland Metroparks Expands Trail System with New Lakefront Connector
Cleveland Metroparks opened a new 8-mile lakefront trail connecting Edgewater Park to Euclid Creek Reservation, completing a key link in the regional trail network. The $23 million project…
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New Transit Line Connects Cleveland’s East Side to Downtown
The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority unveiled its newest rail extension connecting Euclid Avenue neighborhoods directly to Public Square. The $340 million project marks the city’s largest transit…
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Tornado Risk Possible in Northeast Ohio Saturday as Severe Storms Target Cleveland, Akron, and Pittsburgh
Forecasters are warning Northeast Ohio residents to stay weather-aware this weekend. The Storm Prediction Center has placed parts of the region under a Level 1 (Marginal) risk for…
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Summer in the City Festival 2026 Returns to Middleburg Heights with Free Concerts, Parade & Fireworks June 11–13, 2026
Middleburg Heights is rolling out the red carpet for one of the biggest free community festivals in the Cleveland suburbs. The Summer in the City Festival at City…
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Ohio Grassroots Movement Rallies Against Data Center Expansion
A growing grassroots coalition is working to halt the rapid spread of large data centers across Ohio through a proposed constitutional amendment. The group, Ohio Residents for Responsible Development,…
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Cleveland Hopkins Airport Reports Passenger Numbers Reach Pre-Pandemic Levels
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport announced that 2025 passenger traffic surpassed 10 million travelers for the first time since 2019. The milestone reflects growing confidence in air travel and…
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Did You Know? A Rejected $100 Pay Raise Launched John D. Rockefeller’s Fabulous Business Career in Cleveland
Did you know that one of the greatest fortunes in American history began with a heated argument over a $100 annual raise right here in Cleveland?In the 1850s,…
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Cleveland’s Most Unforgettable June 1 When Snow Fell in 1843
On June 1, 1843, snow fell in Cleveland, leaving behind one of the city’s strangest and most memorable weather stories.
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Greenbrier Commons in Parma Heights Undergoes Major Transformation: New Library, Playground, Courts, and More
Greenbrier Commons in Parma Heights Undergoes Major Transformation: New Library, Playground, Courts, and More Parma Heights residents are witnessing a significant revitalization of Greenbrier Commons, the city’s central…
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