1963: The Most Exclusive Restaurant in Cleveland
Through the years different restaurants were given a shot to make Burke Lakefront Airport work. By Vince Guerrieri
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Cleveland Magazine Wins Ohio's Best Periodical, Art Director and More in Press Club Awards
The magazine earned a total of five first-place finishes in the annual Press Club of Cleveland Awards, which honor the best journalism and visual design in Ohio. By Cleveland Magazine Staff
Bedrock Wants to Demolish Some of Cleveland Thermal for Its Riverfront Development
Cleveland Thermal, a steam plant opened in 1894, physically separates the initial phases of Bedrock Real Estate’s Riverfront development from each other. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
North Coast Yard Pop-up Connects Clevelanders to the Downtown Lakefront, Debuts This Weekend
From an empty lot to a summer hotspot, North Coast Yard aims to foster community connections, combining nature and the city. By Lauren Bischof
Richardson Design Shapes Some of Cleveland’s Most Beloved Spaces
Scott Richardson believes great spaces do more than impress — they invite. For 30 years, his firm has crafted iconic destinations across Northeast Ohio and beyond, driven by a simple but powerful mission: create places where people want to be. By Ida Lieszkovszky
Great Lakes Brewing Company Is looking to leave Ohio City for Westlake
Cleveland is aware that Great Lakes Brewing Co. is considering relocating from Ohio City to Westlake and is “putting on a full-court press” to retain the production facility and its jobs within the city. By Ken Prendergast
Cleveland Thermal Steam Plant Among Eight Sites to Receive Brownfield Cleanup Funds
The Cuyahoga Land Bank has secured nearly $18 million in state funding, setting the stage for future development in Cleveland’s riverfront and beyond. By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
After 100 Years, the Fairport Harbor West Breakwater Lighthouse Is as Good as New
What started from a factory in Buffalo, New York, in 1925 is now a continuous beacon of light along Lake Erie — literally and figuratively. By Julia Lombardo
1980: Equal Rights Amendment Gets Support From Cleveland Crowd
The amendment, which still has not passed, was supported for a while, including in Cleveland, before politics put brakes on it. By Vince Guerrieri
The I-X Center Is Being Repurposed Into a Data Center, Potentially by Amazon
The city projects filling the 1.5 million square feet of available space could bring up to 250 jobs to the area. By Ken Prendergast, NEOtrans
Midtown Collaboration Center Is the Newest Piece of Cleveland Foundation’s Developing Midtown Campus
The $32 million Cleveland Foundation project celebrated its grand opening earlier this month. By Annie Nickoloff
Beavers Are Gnawing Their Way Back to the Top in Ohio
From extirpation to ecosystem restoration, beavers are making a dam impressive comeback in the state. By Lauren Bischof
Pro Football Hall of Fame Honors Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com
Browns reporter will receive the Bill Nunn Jr. Award given to a media member for a long and distinguished career, during Hall's Induction Weekend this summer. By Jaden Stambolia