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Cleveland’s Tech Sector Adds 3,400 Jobs as Innovation District Expands
Cleveland’s Innovation District experienced significant growth in 2025, adding 3,400 technology sector jobs and attracting eight new companies to the downtown area. City officials credit targeted incentives and partnerships with local universities for driving the expansion.
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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 includes pedestrian bridges, scenic overlooks, and accessible pathways along Lake Erie.
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Cleveland Museum of Art Acquires Rare 18th-Century Collection
The Cleveland Museum of Art announced the acquisition of a significant collection of 18th-century European paintings and decorative arts valued at over $45 million. The 127-piece collection includes works by prominent Rococo artists and represents one of the museum’s largest acquisitions in two decades.
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Guardians Host Yankees Tonight: Williams vs. Warren
Gavin Williams (9-3) faces Will Warren (7-1) as the Guardians open a 3-game home series vs. the Yankees. First pitch 6:40 PM at Progressive Field.
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Rangers Blank Guardians 10-0 in Series Finale
Jacob deGrom dominates as Texas takes the rubber match 10-0, handing Cleveland a shutout loss at Globe Life Field on June 7, 2026.
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Guardians vs. Rangers Series Finale Preview: June 7
Cleveland Guardians face Jacob deGrom and the Texas Rangers in Sunday’s series finale at Globe Life Field. First pitch set for 1:35 PM ET.
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Browns Minicamp Preview: QB Battle Heats Up
Shedeur Sanders takes first-team OTA reps, Jared Verse settles in, and mandatory minicamp looms June 9–11. Here’s where things stand in Berea.
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Cleveland Clinic Partners with Local Schools on Health Education Program
Cleveland Metropolitan School District and Cleveland Clinic launched a comprehensive health literacy program. The initiative will reach 15,000 students across 25 schools starting this fall.
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Tremont Arts Festival Expands to Three-Day Format for 2026
The annual Tremont Arts Festival will extend to three days this September. Organizers cite growing artist applications and neighborhood support for the expanded schedule.
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Ohio City’s Larder Delicatessen Reinvents Classic Cleveland Cuisine
A new delicatessen in Ohio City is gaining attention for its inventive takes on traditional Cleveland dishes. Chef Maria Kowalski brings techniques from fine dining to neighborhood favorites.
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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 expansion in over a decade.