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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.
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Brazil Edges Egypt 2-1 in Electric Pre-World Cup Friendly at Huntington Bank Field
Cleveland turned into a global soccer party on Saturday night as Huntington Bank Field hosted its first-ever senior men’s international friendly. Brazil and Egypt delivered a high-energy showcase in front of a massive, passionate crowd packed with yellow-green Brazil supporters, Egyptian flags, and plenty of local fans soaking up the rare international atmosphere in Northeast…
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Guardians Fall to Rangers 3-2 in Series Opener
The Cleveland Guardians dropped Game 1 of their Texas series Friday night, 3-2, as Corey Seager’s go-ahead homer proved the difference.
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Cavs Offseason Plan: How to Finally Get Past the Knicks
After a brutal ECF sweep by the Knicks, what do the Cavaliers need to do this offseason to close the gap? Kevin McCormick breaks it all down.
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Sanders Takes First-Team Reps as Browns QB Race Heats Up
Shedeur Sanders ran with the first-team offense at Wednesday’s OTA, shifting the Browns QB competition dynamic as minicamp looms.
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Guardians vs Rangers Preview: Bibee Seeks First Win
Tanner Bibee takes the hill tonight in Arlington as the AL Central-leading Guardians look to rebound and take Game 2 against the Texas Rangers. 7:35 PM ET on FOX.
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Strongsville’s Popular Town Center Park Summer Concert Series 2026 Lineup
One of Northeast Ohio’s favorite free summer traditions is back. The Town Center Park Summer Concert Series will once again fill the park with live music on Saturday evenings from June through September.The series, held at the scenic Town Center Park located at 18300 Zverina Lane, offers residents and visitors a relaxed, family-friendly way to…
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Ohio College Baseball Shines in 2026 with Two Historic Runs — Denison Claims First NCAA DIII National Title in Dramatic Walk-Off Fashion
Northeast Ohio hosted a memorable spring for college baseball, as two standout Ohio programs — Denison University and Baldwin Wallace University — delivered deep postseason runs and put the state on the national map at Classic Auto Group Park home of the Lake County Captains.The No. 1 Denison Big Red capped one of the most…
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David vs. Goliath in Ohio’s 7th: Can a Union Ironworker Topple a Millionaire Incumbent?
In the suburbs and exurbs west and south of Cleveland, a classic underdog story is unfolding. On one side stands Brian Poindexter, a lifelong union ironworker, Brook Park city councilman, and apprenticeship instructor with Ironworkers Local 17. On the other is incumbent Rep. Max Miller, heir to one of Cleveland’s wealthiest real estate dynasties and…
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Downtown Cleveland Sees Surge in Tech Startups as Innovation District Takes Shape
Cleveland’s downtown Innovation District has attracted 47 new tech startups in the past year, signaling a significant shift in the city’s economic landscape. The cluster of companies is transforming former office buildings into collaborative workspaces and research facilities.
