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Food + Drink
Coop Scoops
Raising chickens can be a rewarding experience. Tend to your flock with these tips.
Grind Burger
The Highland Heights spot offers up juicy, inventive burgers.
Higher Ground
Tim Bando returns to Cleveland with Grove Hill, a charming Chagrin Falls spot with an elevated knack for great food.
Knots Landing
Tie up your next meal by eating one of these soft pretzels.
In the CLE
50 Things Every Clevelander Must Do
We hold these truths to be self-evident — that all Clevelanders must and should show off their civic pride. Whether it's something easy like tailgating before a Browns game, delicious like waiting in line for a Slyman's corned beef sandwich or challenging
Accordion Fans
With fistfuls of pierogies, polka and pussy willows, we roll out a guide to the fifth annual Dyngus Day.
Baseball Fan Guide
The boys of summer are back. We introduce you to the future faces of the Indians, hit the lineup of changes at Progressive Field, go nuts for our farm teams and more.
Color Guard
Ronnie Dunn wants to talk about race in Cleveland. Why won't more people join him?
Double Bill
Stage couple Laura Kepley and George Brant are about to raise the curtain on a big year. Brant's award-winning play Grounded, starring Anne Hathaway, opens this month at New York's Public Theater, while Kepley prepares Cleveland Play House for it
Grounds Crew
The 21-year-old ballpark is getting a face-lift to bring fans closer to the action, better tie the team to the city and offer new food options.
Progressive Field or Jacobs Field. Winning or losing. Cleveland Indians fans have always taken pri
Progressive Field or Jacobs Field. Winning or losing. Cleveland Indians fans have always taken pri
Jersey Boys
Designers tackle a better Browns uniform.
Man of Steel
A planned Superman statue could give its creators long-overdue credit.
No Need to Knock
Our strengths in education and health care are attracting more immigrants, but Northeast Ohio needs to lay out a welcome mat for newcomers who want to be civically and culturally engaged.
Promo Codes
If you judge baseball games by their promotional giveaways, you cannot miss this 10-game package.
The Must-Do List: The Classic Clevelander
As a native Clevelander — or at least you feel like one — you embrace this town in everything you do.
The Must-Do List: The Model Citizen
You celebrate Indians' opening day and know the correct way to pronounce Cuyahoga.
The Must-Do List: The Newbie
You're still getting acquainted with Cleveland. It's time to get out and explore the town.
The Must-Do List: The Rust Belt Reveler
Going local isn't just a trendy catchphrase to you — it's a way of life.
The Must-Do List: The Transplant
CLE is now home and there are plenty of local gems to discover.
Entertainment
Book Markers
Leah Rafferty's Little Free Library allows people to connect through their love of reading.
Couples Therapy
The actress from East Cleveland is starting fresh with a new sitcom and new outlook on life.
Funny Stop
After The Tonight Show, Jay Leno stays true to his observational comedy roots.
Sing Off
With National Karaoke Week April 19-25, we sing the praises of our favorite spots.
Snap Chat
We go behind the Vines of artist Nicholas Megalis.
World Beats
Music spans cultures with this 12-day classical Indian festival at Cleveland State University.
Style
Cultural Flair
Whimsical ethnic-inspired illustrations, tea towels and more
Education
Jazzed for Summer
Camp can be a place to learn new things, make new friends and more. But the options can be overwhelming. So before setting off into the wild, we offer some seasoned advice.