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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 Cleveland bus system has enjoyed successes and difficulties over the last 100 years. By Jaden Stambolia

Pope John Paul II's first mass outside of Europe was in Cleveland’s St. Stanislaus Church. By Jaden Stambolia

The amusement park was continually updated and improved after its purchase by local investors. By Vince Guerrieri

Violent incidents, like the one that killed that man labeled as "public enemy No. 1," gave Cleveland the nickname Bomb City USA. By Vince Guerrieri

The experience went downhill after being purchased by Chicago-based Marshall Field’s. By Vince Guerrieri

A former streetfighter, the mayor knew a thing or two about throwing a punch and taking one. By Vince Guerrieri

Michael D. Roberts, former The Plain Dealer reporter and founding editor of Cleveland Magazine, left a legacy as a trailblazing editor and mentor to a generation of journalists. By Dillon Stewart

The roadway that is part of Interstate 90 today was put in motion by President Eisenhower. By Vince Guerrieri

The new mayor put a new coat of paint on the Allen Theater to serve as a symbolic gesture toward a revived Downtown Cleveland. By Vince Guerierri

The arena, which helped solidify the Cavaliers in Cleveland, was built in Summit County and hosted top-flight acts until it closed in 1994. By Vince Guerrieri

The mission of Lewis Research Center, now NASA Glenn Research Center, was to research and develop rocket fuel and propulsion systems. By Vince Guerrieri