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Food + Drink
Competitive Edge
Market scores by pairing a sporty atmosphere with familiar food that's far from average.
Green Daze
St. Paddy's Day in this city can be a blur. Here are five Irish spots you shouldn't miss.
In the CLE
In the Neighborhood: Downtown Chagrin Falls
Here are a dozen spots to get you started.
The Irishman Chronicles
As the film Kill the Irishman elevates Collinwood native Danny Greene into the pantheon of Hollywood gangster antiheroes, we look back at Greene's life story, his legend, and the gloomy yet seductive era when Cleveland was Bomb City, USA.
Where Goodwill Grows
The Vineyards of Château Hough defies expectations, turning a long-vacant lot into a focal point for cooperation.
Winter of Discontent
No, we don't have much to cheer about, but could our perfect storm of sports woe finally shake us from obsessing about the past?
Entertainment
Beyond Words
The Cleveland Museum of Art's new exhibit examines how Chinese poetry has influenced Asian art.
Foreign Affairs
The Cleveland International Film Festival is back for its 35th year.
Modern Living
Shaker Heights native Anand Giridharadas chronicles India's societal transformation in his new book.
Passion Project
Tommy Reid, co-producer of Kill the Irishman and director of Danny Greene: The Rise and Fall of the Irishman, recalls where he first heard Greene's name.
Raab Rage
We ask Scott Raab how he really feels about LeBron.
Street Smarts
Jonathan Hensleigh, director and co-screenwriter of Kill the Irishman, discusses bringing 1970s Cleveland to life on screen.
Through Irish Eyes
Actor Ray Stevenson talks about creating Danny Greene in Kill the Irishman.
At Home
Fresh Ideas
If your backyard is looking a little tired, try one of these ideas for making the most of your outdoor spaces.
High-end Finds
If you're ready to pitch that rusty old patio set and really get comfortable, check out these selections from local retailers that turn outdoor living into outdoor luxury.
Outdoor Living
If your backyard is looking a little tired, try one of these ideas for making the most of your outdoor spaces.
Wake-up Call
Landscape experts share their advice for getting your yard in shape.
Style
Comfort Rules
Former Plain Dealer style editor Kim Crow brings her know-how to Evie Lou.
Travel & Outdoors
House Rules
Patoka Lake, Indiana
Keepers of the Light
Pottawatomie Lighthouse, Wisconsin
Paddle Powered
Les Cheneaux Islands, Michigan
Raise the Sails
Apostle Islands, Wisconsin
Vacations & Getaways
Forget vacationing by the water — get right on it. Ready the sails, kayak and houseboat to enjoy islands, nature and lazy days in a floating home away from home.
Water Ways
Forget vacationing by the water — get right on it. Ready the sails, kayak and houseboat to enjoy islands, nature and lazy days in a floating home away from home.
We love our water ... falling
Kaaterskill Falls, New York
We love our water ... fast
Gauley River, West Virginia
Health
Best Doctors 2011: Dr. Amir Hamrahian
A case I'll never forget: Finding the correct diagnosis and cure for a determined patient
Best Doctors 2011: Dr. Andrew Sloan
A case I'll never forget: Using a virtual map of the brain to safely remove a massive tumor
Best Doctors 2011: Dr. Deborah Tepper
A case I'll never forget: Unraveling the mystery behind 50 years of headaches
Best Doctors 2011: Dr. Jane Corteville
A case I'll never forget: Monitoring the difficult pregnancy of a mother due with twins
Best Doctors 2011: Dr. Kevin Malone
A case I'll never forget: Reattaching an arm severed in a farm accident
Best Doctors 2011: Dr. Rita Cydulka
A case I'll never forget: Piecing together clues to save an abandoned newborn
Best Doctors 2011: Healthy Advice
See the results of our reader survey, and find out what 10 of this year's Best Doctors had to say about the issues affecting you.
Education
Ask the Experts: Course of Will
Northeast Ohio's colleges and independent schools are working to make a difference with new initiatives, innovative programs and creative ways to get the most out of each student.
High Tech
Schools are finding new and creative ways to raise the level of science, technology, engineering and math education.