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Cleveland.com
As Guardians season ends, I'm talking to myself – Terry Pluto
What happened to the Guardians in the playoffs?
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Chronicle-Telegram
Comedian/impressionist Greg Morton planning fun Halloween weekend at Hilarities
WHO: Greg Morton WHEN: Oct. 30-Nov. 1 (times vary) WHERE: Hilarities 4th Street Theatre, Cleveland TICKETS: $24-36 INFO: 216-736-4242 or pickwickandfrolic.com ;. Just to keep it fun, what’s better during Halloween weekend than spending it with the likes of Prince, Madonna, Mick Jagger and more?. That’s exactly what comedian...
Akron Beacon Journal
New giant sculpture made of tires unveiled at Lock 3 in Akron
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Destination Cleveland debuts two new murals in "Murals Across the City" project
Two new murals by local artists, Tessa LeBaron and Naijal “DAYZWHUN” Hawkins, have been added to Destination Cleveland's "Murals Across the City" project that has added color to Cleveland's buildings since 2023.
Cleveland Scene
Photos: Dropkick Murphys Rally Around Brian Poindexter in Brook Park
On Friday evening, a “Rally for the Working Class” was held in Brook Park at the UAW Local 1250 Hall. Bringing out some heavy hitters from our national unions, the rally was in support of the working class and a local union pipefitter, Brian Poindexter, vying for Republican Max Miller’s seat in Congress.
Akron Beacon Journal
Old building demolished on West Hill in Akron
A century-old commercial building is being demolished on West Market Street in Akron. Perhaps your grandparents bought their first automobile there. Maybe you know someone who visited the building to purchase a television console or shag carpet or kitchen cabinet or office furniture or restaurant equipment. Or maybe you’ve passed the place hundreds of times without paying much heed except to admire the “AKRON” mural displayed on the side. On Oct. 19, Ray Bertolini Trucking began razing the storefront and warehouse at 211 W. Market St. west of St. Vincent-St. Mary High School . Within 24 hours, heavy machinery had reduced the structure to giant piles of smashed bricks and twisted metal. A steady stream of water tamped down the dust while asbestos warning signs were posted around a cordoned-off area. Although work is expected to be completed by Oct. 23, the future of the property has yet to be determined. According to the Summit County Fiscal Office , the building dated back to 1923, but Beacon Journal records indicate that 1928 was the correct year. Akron auto dealer Al Greenwald built the West Hill showroom for the Marmon Motor Co., a luxury automobile manufactured in Indianapolis. The dealership was
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The Bad Plus Farewell Tour at the Cleveland Museum of Art
The full quartet then joined in an extended exchange of musical banter that felt like a fitting sendoff for a group whose adventurous spirit has defined its work for more than a quarter-century. The Bad Plus. Gartner Auditorium at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Cleveland, OH. October 7, 2026. After...
Medina County Gazette
Witches take over Medina Square for Ladies Night Out
MEDINA — Ladies gathered around Medina Square on Thursday for Witches Night Out, the final event in Main Street Medina’s Ladies Night Out series this year. The evening included shopping, themed drinks and seasonal specials at participating businesses, along with a group photo at the gazebo and a witches dance organized by Access the Arts.
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Cleveland musician ZuP revisits the nostalgia of Macedonia childhood
For kids growing up in Macedonia in the 1990s, the local shopping plaza was more than a place to run errands. It was somewhere to ride bikes, meet friends and spend an afternoon when there wasn't much else to do. For Cleveland-area musician Brett Zupka, who performs as ZuP, those...
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Akron museum 'Killer Video' preserves the video rental era
AKRON, Ohio — Killer Video, a nonprofit museum in Akron, is preserving physical media and the culture of the video rental era with a hands-on collection of VHS tapes, film artifacts and rotating exhibits. Jonathon Carmichael, the museum’s founder and executive director, said Killer Video is meant to transport...
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Ben McKee – WQMX’s Friendly Voice in the Afternoon
20 Questions is our opportunity to talk with various people in the country music industry. Everyone from musicians and singers to concert promoters and radio personalities. This month we talk to Ben McKee, who is the friendly voice in the afternoon on Akron’s country radio station, WQMX 94.9FM. Where...
Akron Leader Publications
Snow leopard dies at Akron Zoo
AKRON — The Akron Zoo is mourning the loss of its elderly snow leopard, Tai Lung. At 17 years, 5 months old, Tai Lung was one of the oldest male snow leopards in a zoo accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), according to Akron Zoo officials. The median life expectancy for snow leopards is 15 years, 5 months.
Record-Courier
Bistro on Main owners seek buyer who will be true to restaurant roots
Bistro on Main has permanently closed, but the Kent building that has housed a restaurant for more than 70 years will continue that tradition if the owners are able to find the right buyer for the building at 1313 W. Main St. in Kent. The eatery, which closed Oct. 14, did so because of short staffing, said Dave and Cathy Tribuzzo, who owned the restaurant along with their late son, Aaron. "If I had a kitchen crew, I'd open back up tomorrow," Dave Tribuzzo said. "It's turnkey." Cathy Tribuzzo said she and her husband probably would have taken on more of the day-to-day kitchen work if they were 20 years younger. "My husband and I tried," she said. "We worked really hard. But in the end, we wanted his legacy to be positive." A family effort The Tribuzzos say the restaurant was always a family effort, but the initial reason for opening was to lure their son home. Cathy Tribuzzo said Aaron Ruggles, the chef who ran the kitchen at the Bistro throughout its 23 year history, had been cooking at home since he was 8 years old. He thought about going to culinary school, but instead joined the Navy.
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5 things to do in NEO: Cleveland history, ghost walks and more
On Saturday, pop into the Otto Moser's pop-up as the celebrity watering hole – which closed in 2018 – is resurrected from noon until 2 p.m. at Wonder Bar on East 4th Street in Cleveland. Learn about the restaurant’s unique place in the city’s vaudeville era with stories and photos from Christopher Roy, author of "Mr. Moser's Neighborhood."