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Aaron D. Williams Explores His Cleveland Identity Through Artwork

Williams, whose work has been displayed under the moniker Aawful Aaron, will debut his second solo show, "Scorporation," at Akron’s Summit Artspace.

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“That’s my fear (with AI) — that people who don’t adopt it are going to get left behind.”

— SkillSpout CEO Mel McGee

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GCP's Annual Event Focuses on AI, Energy; Cleveland Weekend Guide: CLE Daily
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GCP's Annual Event Focuses on AI, Energy; Cleveland Weekend Guide: CLE Daily

Also in our daily news roundup for May 13, Cleveland approved a nearly $4.5 million rock salt order and a Cuyahoga County grand jury indicted a man in the fatal Strongsville Costco shooting.

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Pianist Mike Petrone To Play His 7,000th Show at Johnny’s Downtown
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Pianist Mike Petrone To Play His 7,000th Show at Johnny’s Downtown

Petrone has been a mainstay at the piano of Johnny’s Downtown since it opened 33 years ago.

By Annie Nickoloff

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  1. Matt Fish Returns to Restaurants With New Ohio City Punk-Rock Bar

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  2. Former Voodoo Brewery Space To Become High Key on Lee

    By Douglas Trattner

  3. Good Night John Boy Reopens Today in Flats East Bank

    By Christina Rufo

  4. Brewella’s Unveils Its New Home in Lakewood

    By Kate Bigam Kaput

  5. Chef Michael Schoen to Open First Solo Restaurant, Eugene Tavern, in Chagrin Falls

    By Douglas Trattner

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Our editors pick Northeast Ohio's best, most exciting and newest restaurants of 2025.

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Playhouse Square Announces 2026-2027 Broadway Series
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Playhouse Square Announces 2026-2027 Broadway Series

Classics like Mama Mia and The Phantom of the Opera are joined by originals like Death Becomes Her and others. 

By Jaden Stambolia
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This $3.4M Moreland Hills Home Adds Elegance to Art Deco
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This $3.4M Moreland Hills Home Adds Elegance to Art Deco

Combining elements of art deco, traditional and contemporary design, 25 Brandon Court is as grand as it looks.

By Julia Lombardo

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Live a more stylish Cleveland life with our weekly guide to hot looks, great deals and the latest decor. Find it in your email inbox each Tuesday.

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Cleveland Races and Runs to Sign Up For: Summer Fun Guide
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Cleveland Races and Runs to Sign Up For: Summer Fun Guide

From 5Ks to themed fun runs, here are six Cleveland races to get on your calendar this summer.

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