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Food + Drink
Man With a Plan: Boulevard Blue
boulevard blue
Red-hot and Blue: Blue Canyon Kitchen & Tavern
Blue Canyon Kitchen * Tavern
In the CLE
19 Reasons to Cross the River
In our minds, the East and West sides are equal, but different. While you can get a great meal or have a fun night out on either side of town, there are some experiences you can only find by crossing over (and we don't mean Little Italy or the Warehouse
City of Givers
Cleveland's nonprofits are the most efficient in the country, thanks to a heritage of generosity, fiscal responsibility and strong leadership.
Dividing Lines
Black-and-white thinking about Cleveland's East Side-West Side split keeps us from confronting the real storm cloud that hangs over our city.
East-West Connection
A proposed boulevard from I-490 to University Circle would open up the city.
Fastlane: Mike Santora
Mike Santora, independent snowplow driver
Jingeling' All The Way
Two local entrepreneurs are pushing to revive the Cleveland Christmas legend made famous by Earl Keyes this holiday season with a slate of appearances and a line of new memorabilia they hope will bring the local tradition to a new generation of kids.
Party? We'll Cross For That
When a friend moves from east to west, we find many reasons to celebrate.
Steelhead Commute
Lured by the silvery rewards of the Rocky River, one avid fisherman turns his morning drive into a pilgrimage for trout.
The Cross-the-River Challenge
Armed with $200 of the magazine's money, two couples confront unfamiliar streets, strange food and their own stereotypes on opposite sides of the Cuyahoga.
The Early Days
The fabled antagonism between the East and West sides of Cleveland boasts a lengthy pedigree. We offer a timeline for the serious student.
The Price of Liberty
More than 60 years after their own internment for the "crime" of looking like the enemy, some local Japanese Americans are telling their stories and warning of the dangers of wartime hysteria.
The Year in LeBron
The crowning of King James and 11 other things you may have heard about in the past 12 months.
Working Hard and Doing Good
You've got a cause. Now, should you start your own nonprofit?
Entertainment
Cleveland's Godfather Returns
Mark Winegardner is a made guy. The "Crooked River Burning" author was chosen to pen the sequel to Mario Puzo's 1969 saga of the Corleone family. He'd like you to meet Nick Geraci, one of the toughest mobsters Murray Hill never produced.
Cool Choreography
Moving bodies move Cleveland.
At Home
Travel & Outdoors
A Pre-Christmas Story
Catch the spirit and some unparalleled chicken dinners in Frankenmuth, Mich.
Health
Back to Front
University Hospitals' Spine Institute leads the way with advances in back care.
Nanomedicine: The Next 'Big' Thing
Tiny technology shows great potential for health care.
Retire Rich? Yes, You Can.
Despite Ohio's struggling economy, we can still dream of quitting our jobs early and living the good life, right? Judging by the overwhelming response to our call for volunteers, a lot of you have visions of vacations, community service or a quiet retreat
Seeing Is Believing
Local diabetes researchers focus on eye disorders.
Stem-cell Research in Cleveland
Here, the innovative and economic impact aren't controversial.