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Bedford Gets an Unexpected Facelift!

Bedford needed a roof. God sent hail for 10 minutes on April 15th. What was initially a scary experience with a dismal future has turned into a colorful resurgence in our Bedford community. Neighborhoods in Bedford offer new surprises almost every week. It has been fun to watch as our...

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Ohio town may have inspired ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’

"We're hoping that it will bring people to Bedford and that people would be curious about it and see what a wonderful town it is now," one historical society member said.

Bedford, OH · 10h

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Cuyahoga County’s Division of Senior and Adult Services moves to new location

CLEVELAND — Cuyahoga County’s Division of Senior and Adult Services is relocating its offices to 1801 Superior Ave., the same building that houses the county’s Board of Elections, beginning Nov. 13. The division is currently located at 2925 Euclid Ave. Staff will continue to assist clients by...

Cuyahoga County, OH · 18h

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Lawsuits over GLP-1 drugs' side effects

Cleveland, OH · 13h

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Orange Schools Board Freezes Paraprofessional's Retirement After Racism, Abuse Claims

The Orange Board of Education has put the brakes on accepting a paraprofessional’s resignation after two mothers stood before the board accusing her of racist slurs, taunts and even simulating a whipping motion toward their Black sons. Pamela Polisena, who worked as a paraprofessional at Orange High School, had listed her departure as a retirement effective November 6, but the board voted to pull that resignation from consideration for further discussion rather than finalize it.

Orange, OH · 2d

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6 Feet of Snow in November: Remembering Northeast Ohio’s Record Storm 30 Years Later

Cleveland, OH · 18h

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Reformation Picks Orange Village's Pinecrest for Its First Ohio Store

Sustainable clothing brand Reformation is set to open its first Ohio store at Pinecrest, the sprawling mixed-use development in Orange Village, with the debut planned for 2027. The Los Angeles-founded label, known for its recycled textiles and clean production practices, is adding another name to Pinecrest's growing roster of fashion tenants as the center continues to reshape its retail lineup.

Cleveland, OH · 20h

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New Trader Joe’s to open Thursday

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - Starting on Thursday, there will be a new place to shop for groceries in University Heights. Trader Joe’s will have its grand opening at 9 a.m.; the store will be located at 2643 Warrensville Rd. Free reusable bags and samples will be available for...

University Heights, OH · 1d

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Beachwood neighbors, city clash over proposed Fairmount Boulevard library

BEACHWOOD, Ohio (WOIO) - Some Beachwood residents say a proposed new library is in the wrong place, while Mayor Justin Berns says the project would improve public spaces and that concerns are being heard. People who live in Beachwood are worried about traffic and the loss of trees at the...

Beachwood, OH · 12h

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Downtown Cleveland's Gilman Building Faces Wrecking Ball Over 10 Parking Spots

A demolition application has been filed for the five-story Gilman Building at 1350 W. 3rd St. in downtown Cleveland's Warehouse District, putting one of the last standing structures in the area's so-called Superblock in the crosshairs. The application, submitted Friday to the city's building department, estimates demolition of the 18,290-square-foot structure would cost $282,000 — and according to one estimate, the teardown might ultimately yield only a small handful of parking spaces.

Cleveland, OH · 2d

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Eligible homeowners 65 and older can shield $29,000 of home value in Ohio by Dec. 31, $7,500 of assessed value in Mississippi, and get Indiana’s $150 credit by Jan. 15

Homeowners 65 and older in Ohio have until Dec. 31 to file for a homestead exemption that shields $29,000 of their home’s value from property tax. Mississippi shields the first $7,500 of assessed value for owners 65 and older, and Indiana pays a $150 credit to eligible older owners who file by Jan. 15. Each […]

Mississippi · 2d

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Casting call seeks background extras for film shooting in Peninsula

PENINSULA, Ohio (WOIO) - Angela Boehm Casting has put out a casting call for background extras for a feature film filming in Peninsula. Background extras will have the chance to be featured in the film “Break,” which will be filmed in Peninsula from Nov. 20 to Dec. 2.

Peninsula, OH · 16h

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Northeast Ohio’s Steelhead Alley Is World-Class, but Catch Rates Are Falling: CLE Daily

🗳️ Ohio's New Governor Is Getting Her Own Bobblehead: The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled an Amy Acton bobblehead showing a smiling Acton in a dark blue suit on a stars-and-stripes base. Each is numbered to 2,026, costs $30 plus $8 shipping per order and is expected to ship in April. A bobblehead of Dr. Acton released during the COVID pandemic has sold out.

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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Amazon drones are now delivering packages to homes in parts of Cuyahoga County

Amazon's drone delivery service now operates out of a North Randall site on the old Randall Park Mall property, reaching customers within an 8-mile radius in under two hours.

Cuyahoga County, OH · 1d

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Norwayne boys heading to first state soccer championship game in school history

TWINSBURG − Fifteen minutes into the first half of a scoreless OHSAA Division V state semifinal match between Norwayne and Rootstown at Twinsburg Tiger Stadium on Wednesday, Nov. 11, Norwayne set the ball into the box, and forward/striker Erik Neruda was able to get a foot on it. A soft touch by Neruda was enough to get the ball over the Rootstown goalkeeper, who was coming off his lines, and it rolled into the net. That goal was the first of five for Norwayne in the Bobcats' (17-4-1) 5-2 victory over Rootstown (17-3-2) in a match where they took a 3-0 lead into halftime. Neruda's goal was a demonstration of how effective the Bobcats were in playing long balls downfield or switching the play to their forwards, who were able to make quality runs off the ball to put pressure on the Rovers backline for scoring chances. More: Chippewa's defensive activity swarms Hiland, heading to third straight state final "We were moving the ball well. We knew their defense was a little weaker," Neruda said. "We like to make runs and get out wide because the space is usually out wide, so we knew we had to exploit that. We

Creston, OH · 1d

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Cuyahoga County deficit shrinking, fewer cuts possible as budget hearings get underway

Cuyahoga County's budget cuts will not go as deep as officials initially expected. County Executive Chris Ronayne told County Council Tuesday afternoon the initially forecasted $19.2 million deficit was lessened by strong sales tax revenue and efforts to go after delinquent property taxes. That revenue reduced the projected 2027 deficit...

Cuyahoga County, OH · 2d

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BAY BACK INTO THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

TWINSBURG OH- The Bay Rockets have punched a return ticket to Columbus as the two-time defending state champs came through strong with a 7-2 win over Gilmour Academy at Twinsburg on Tuesday night, sending the Rockets to their third straight state championship game and now one win away from a three-peat.

Bay Village, OH · 1d

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Downtown Cleveland Hotel Deal Locks In $16.85 Wage for Some Workers

823 Prospect Ave. — Approximate Site of Project Scarlet Redevelopment. A $108 million redevelopment of two downtown Cleveland buildings into a luxury hotel and residences has become the first project in the city to sign an agreement promising to pay some workers Cleveland's fair employment wage of at least $16.85 an hour. Project Scarlet will transform the Rose Building at 2060 E. 9th St. and the Sloan Building at 823 Prospect Ave., with interior demolition already part of the plan for both structures.

Cleveland, OH · 2d

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Cleveland Weighs Moving Fire, EMS Offices Into Closed Miles School

Cleveland is weighing a plan to move its fire and EMS administration into the closed Miles School on the city’s Southeast Side, giving a shuttered school building a second life as a public safety headquarters. The proposal got its first hearing before Cleveland City Council’s safety committee on Wednesday, November 11, and committee members held […]

Cleveland, OH · 10h

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Cleveland Restoration Society luncheon to cover sacred landmarks

Cleveland Restoration Society will explore the challenges facing historic sacred places and the opportunities to preserve them for future generations during its annual Community Luncheon. The event occurs 11:30 a.m., Friday, Nov. 20 at Trinity Cathedral, 2230 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 44115. Historic churches and houses of worship are more than...

Cleveland, OH · 2d