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Food + Drink
A New Favorite
SB Eighty One takes up where the popular Saucy Bistro left off, with a fresh look and great food.
Mixing It Up
Next time you need a drink, pass on the gin and tonic and order up one of these creative cocktails.
In the CLE
Almost Famous
If you only know Chuck Booms as the loudmouth on Sports Radio 92.3 The Fan's morning talk show, don't tell him. The Euclid native was a rising comic in the '90s who counts Jerry Seinfeld and Brad Garrett among his early mentors. He was a frontrunner for D
Little Big Leagues
The Tribe's new Kids Clubhouse lets the little ones play while you keep an eye on the game.
Peace and Quiet
Peter Walker's serene landscape designs are part of the National September 11 Memorial and the Cleveland Clinic Heart Center. He'll speak at the Cleveland Botanical Garden this month.
Playing Ball
The Billy Beane of local government is changing the game. All he needs is someone to trade with.
Striking a Chord
Classical pianist Shuai Wang brings Bach, Beethoven and Brahms to a bar near you.
The Collector
With an affection for history and an eye for film, Kirtland resident Morris Everett Jr. owns one of the most extensive holdings of entertainment photos and posters in the world.
Entertainment
Coming Home
In Harvey Pekar's Cleveland, the late comic book author gives us his final thoughts on a city he had long identified with.
Drawing Us In
A new Cleveland Museum of Art exhibit goes inside the life and works of renowned architectural etcher John Taylor Arms.
Heaven Sent
The third memoir from author Loung Ung examines the process of healing a life torn by war and trauma.
Summer Fun Guide 2012: Band On the Run
The Band Perry talks about hitting the road, writing lyrics and how they'd classify their music.
Summer Fun Guide 2012: Block Parties
Want to check out some cool street fairs? These Cleveland neighborhood events are a good start.
Summer Fun Guide 2012: Endless Summer
The Beach Boys reunite for a tour and new album that marks the 50th anniversary of the band's rise from the Southern California coast.
Summer Fun Guide 2012: Fest Forward
From duct tape to double vision, here are 10 festivals you should check out this summer.
Summer Fun Guide 2012: Go Wild
The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo's Creature Comforts event shows off enrichment exercises that help to stimulate the animals who call the place home.
Summer Fun Guide 2012: Party On
From a night at the museum to live bands at the zoo, here are five not-to-miss summer soirées.
Summer Fun Guide 2012: Street Smarts
Russ Borski and Terry Pieritz had to get creative to bring this summer's Cain Park production of Avenue Q to life.
Summer Fun Guide 2012: Three to See: Cleveland Metroparks events
Forget the air-conditioning. The Cleveland Metroparks has some cool summer events.
At Home
Rating the Suburbs 2012: For the Bike authority
This inner-ring suburb has plans to become one of the most bike friendly communities in America.
Rating the Suburbs 2012: For the Business Savvy
Focusing on economic development bodes well for the city and its residents.
Rating the Suburbs 2012: For the design focused
The city's revamped Old River Shopping District adds new luster to an old favorite.
Rating the Suburbs 2012: For the Eco-Minded
A community garden brings residents together for more than just vegetables.
Rating the Suburbs 2012: For the Nature Lover
Filled with affordable homes and a thriving downtown area, the city adds nature to its list of amenities.
Rating the Suburbs 2012: For the School Belle
When its schools faced tough cuts, residents responded by passing a new levy.
Rating the Suburbs 2012: For the Value Conscious
In a city focused on ways to save money, skimping on great city services is not one of them.
Rating the Suburbs 2012: For the View Finder
Traditional meets modern with the addition of a riverfront townhome project in the East Side village.
Rating the Suburbs 2012: The No. 1 Suburb
With strong schools, low crime and steady home-sale values this West Side suburb takes the top spot.
Style
Men at Work
Moreland Hills' J3 Clothing Co. brings a fresh take to Northeast Ohio.