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The plan should mean less unused space and a better education for the city's public school students, says CEO Eric Gordon. 

Instead of what to do with Shaker Square, the discussion, one writer believes, should be "For whom does Cleveland build?"

Ohio poet laureate Dave Lucas ruminates on the beauty of an ice-covered lake.

The owners of iconic restaurants like Tommy's and Sokolowski's University Inn have learned how to adapt over the years.

The funeral of Albert Balog, a legendary Cleveland Roma fiddler, brought strings to the Ohio City streets. 

Cuyahoga County is helping cities plant new trees with a grant program aimed at increasing the canopy.

From Hudson and Lakewood to Elyria and Willoughby Hills, get a look at what kind of leaders these five mayors will be. 

Circle North is the latest city neighborhood to be reinvented. What does it represent?

For many Northeast Ohioans without a car, getting to and from work can be a challenge — especially as more jobs are located in the suburbs. The Fund For Our Economic Future's paradox Prize aims to make getting to work a smoother ride.

This Wickliffe store helps instructors find tools for the classroom on a secondhand budget. 

No matter what you're resolving this new year, a chef, a life coach, a fitness expert and a lawyer, each from Cleveland, offer expert tips on how to stick to it.