Cleveland got a little coolerwith the recent opening of Lush.The cosmetics chain that is a favorite of celebs such as Cameron Diazand Sarah Jessica Parker opened its first Ohio location -- and 38th U.S.shop -- at Beachwood Place last month. Peruse the "beauty deli" fo rmore than 200 fresh, handmade100-percent vegetarian products, including bubble barslices, vanilla salt toothpaste, organic cleansers and face and body masks served on ice. Follow in Halle Berry's footsteps by slathering on thebest-selling Dream Cream, a soothing hand and body lotion blend of tea tree, lavender, oat milk, olive oiland chamomile. Use the Cynthia Sylvia Stout shampoo -- made with beer and lemon -- for control and shine. Or apply the orange, patchouliand lemongrass Karma Dusting Powder and find out if the good vibes stick around all day. www.lush.com
For a little over two days in September 1964, it cost Cleveland $17,000 (over $175,000 today) in police overtime pay to protect the Beatles. By Jaden Stambolia
The plan would demolish the outdated health center on Lorain Avenue to make way for 72 affordable senior apartments, with construction targeted for 2026. By Ken Predergast, NEOTrans
Green Bay Packers fans pay neighbors to park on front lawns near Lambeau Field. With limited public parking projected, the Haslam Sports Group's proposed Brook Park stadium could see similar challenges. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
