June 2020

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Food + Drink

5 Cleveland Sushi Spots To Get Hooked On

From Ginko to Shinto, these colorful and inventive takes on sushi are eye-catching and delicious.

A Clevelander's Guide To Grilling Out

Experts from Red, the Steakhouse, Flying Fig and more teach us how to build the perfect burger and more.

Cleveland Chocolate Co. Indulges Your Sweet Tooth

The former chef of the Arcadian delivers 15 different flavors in the old Fairmount Creamery location.

How #EatForCLE Got Local Restaurants Trending

Next time you dine out or in, use #EatForCLE on your social media to support the cause.

These Restaurants Are Finding New Ways To Elevate The Cleveland Community

Restaurants such as Banter and Cocky's Bagels are giving a new meaning to food service.

In the CLE

1977: A Summer Day at Mentor Headlands

Ohio's largest beach has been a favorite of Clevelanders for generations.

Bring Progressive Field Feels Home

Whether baseball is back or not, here are a few ways to make home feel more like a day at the ballpark.

Editor's Note: How Neighbors Become Family

Editor Kim Schneider on why the places we live and the people who live there make a city what it is.

Five Cleveland Companies That Stepped Up During COVID

Derek Hess, Steris and more made life just a little bit easier for Clevelanders during the pandemic.

How Cleveland Celebs Handled Staying Home

We rank our favorites quarantine followers from Stefani Schaefer to Joe Thomas.

How Cleveland Rallied Together In The COVID Era

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Clevelanders have stepped up in a variety of ways to help out others, provide much-needed supplies and lend moments of comfort. Here's how we're remaining strong.

Letters from Quarantine

Local poet Phil Metres pens letters to his family from quarantine.

Still Life: Portraits From Cleveland's Porches

Since March, Clevelanders have stayed home to help stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus. We met them in their yards and on their porches, collecting their stories of how their lives have changed.

Zoya Is Cleveland's Tiger Queen

The new five-year-old female tiger is the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo's latest attraction.

Entertainment

Behind Connie Schultz's NEO-Inspired Debut Novel

In The Daughters of Erietown, the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer follows working-class families on the shores of Lake Erie.

'Recording Corona' Acts As A Real-Time Community Diary

Purpled Palm Press publishes Clevelanders' COVID-19 observations, poetry and more

Virtual Shows CLE Is Crafting A Lasting Online Platform For Musicians

By connecting DIY artists with institutions such as Brite Winter and the Tri-C Jazz Festival, the online concert series is helping the music scene make the digital leap.

At Home

Alicia Hansen's Independence

One of this suburb's main intersections has meant different things to the marketing and event professional during her life.

Ashley Basile Oeken's Olmsted Township

The Engage Cleveland president feels more connected to her town after joining its early childhood parent teacher association.

Backyard Goals: Tips For Creating An At-Home Paradise

Let this Bainbridge backyard be the inspiration for your own secluded space.

Best Places to Live: Fairview Park

The West Side suburb is perfect for young families and first-time homebuyers.

Best Places to Live: Mentor

Find history, recreation and lots of shopping in this Lake County suburb.

Best Places to Live: Solon

This year's No. 1 suburb offers great schools, recreation and local dining and shopping options.

Best Places to Live: Strongsville

With a housing market growing in value, ample outdoor fun and shopping, this suburb has it all.

Best Places to Live: University Heights

With tree-lined streets, charming homes and long-standing local spots, the suburb has strong community spirit.

Dave Lucas' Cleveland Heights

The former poet laureate of the state of Ohio's howling story shows how wildly unique his city can be.

Homebuyers Guide: How To Buy A Home During A Pandemic

Tech tools, social distancing and COVID-19 contract clauses are giving buyers some peace of mind.

Homebuyers Guide: What Buyers Want

These home features are the top asks from today's homebuyers.

Homebuyers Guide: What Record-Low Rates Mean For You

There's money-saving opportunities for buyers and existing homeowners.

How We Did It: Best Places To Live 2020

Here's a sneak peek at the methodology behind the Best Places To Live rankings.

Jay Crawford's Backyard Shed Gives Us DIY Vibes

The 3 News anchor uses the shed to store his tools and honor his wife's family history.

Shrubs And Grasses Clevelanders Can Plant Now

The multipurpose plants add beauty (and maybe value) to your property.

Terri Libenson's Mayfield Heights

After some initial buyer's remorse, the author feels at home in the East Side suburb.

Tiffani Tucker's Westlake

The 19 News evening anchor recalls how a call from her son's teacher is another reminder of her community sticking together.

Style

Noble Fawn Jewelry Crafts Bright Clay Earrings

Alicia Zeigler Costello started her line after making earrings as Christmas gifts last year.

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