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Man hospitalized after stabbing; police investigating
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Cleveland police are investigating after a man was stabbed Monday night. Around 9:20 p.m., officers responded to the 3400 block of West 50th Street and located a 46-year-old man suffering from multiple stab wounds, police said. Officers rendered first aid until Cleveland EMS arrived and transported...
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Cleveland Poverty Rate Hits Lowest Mark Since 1980s, But Asian Residents See It Climb
Cleveland’s poverty rate fell to 24.1% in 2025, its lowest mark in more than four decades and the first time since the 1980s that fewer than a quarter of residents lived below the poverty line. The one-year decline from 28.3% in 2024 was not shared across racial and ethnic groups: Asian residents’ reported rate rose, even as the citywide figure fell.
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Thanksgiving turkey was not at the first feast, local dietitian finds
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Turkey, the centerpiece of the modern Thanksgiving meal, probably wasn’t part of the first celebration in 1621. It may not have entered the scene until after Abraham Lincoln declared the holiday in 1863. Melanie Jatsek, chief registered dietitian at Heinen’s, researched the original Thanksgiving meal....
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Cleveland Jazz Orchestra offer discount for Veterans Day
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - In celebration of Veterans Day, the Cleveland Jazz Orchestra will offer discounted admission to all veterans and Active Military, according to a press release. The Cleveland Jazz Orchestra says any veterans and active military that attend the Friday Legends of Jazz concert can purchase discounted tickets...
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Cleveland Breaks Ground on New Riverfront Amphitheater
Cleveland’s riverfront is one step closer to becoming a major destination for live music. City and state leaders gathered Tuesday, November 10, for the groundbreaking of a new 6,200-capacity outdoor amphitheater along the Cuyahoga River. The project brings together Live Nation, Bedrock and Rock Entertainment Group. Developers plan to...
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Flock No to Cleveland: Axon isn't the answer
Cleveland's anti-surveillance activists urge City Council to reject Mayor Justin Bibb's proposed switch from Flock Safety to Axon license plate readers. Why it matters: The Flock No Cleveland campaign writes in a new letter that replacing one surveillance vendor with another ignores growing public opposition to AI-powered mass surveillance. Catch...
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West Side Market Dangles $20K Mural Deal, Wants It Painted by Summer 2027
West Side Market is looking for an artist willing to turn a utility-yard structure into a 1,385-square-foot canvas, and the commission comes with a $20,000 paycheck, according to cleveland.com. The call for portfolios marks the first phase of a project that will culminate in a finished mural installed in summer 2027, wrapping around three sides of a new building just north of the Market's historic arcades.
Cleveland Jewish News
You can agree to disagree when you ‘Stand Together’
“We do not have to agree on everything to stand together,” Jeffrey Wild, board chair of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland, told audience members ahead of the evening’s title presentation. “Standing together does not mean compromising our convictions. It means having the courage to defend them, the ability to listen, and the wisdom to recognize that our shared humanity is greater than all of our differences.”