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Pride in the CLE Celebration Drew Thousands Downtown This Weekend
On Saturday, Cleveland hosted its 11th annual parade and festival, celebrating Northeast Ohio’s LGBTQ+ community.
By Chloe Banno
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News161-Year-Old Parish Ends, But Immaculate Conception Church Lives On
by Jaden Stambolia
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NewsHistoric Train Visit, Ohio Pauses Data Center Tax Credits, Chappelle Tickets on Sale: CLE Daily
by Cleveland Magazine Staff, Dillon Stewart, Paul Kiska, Jaden Stambolia
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NewsThe Big Boy Train Thunders Through Northeast Ohio With Its Epic Size and Sound
by Paul Kiska
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NewsInside DeWine's Block of New Ohio Data Center Tax Incentives: CLExplained
By Stephanie Haney
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NewsHarmony Hi-Fi Opens in Ohio City, An Oral History of 10 Cent Beer Night: CLE Daily
By Cleveland Magazine Staff
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NewsDCI Survey Finds Familiarity Boosts Confidence in Downtown Cleveland
By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
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HistoryThe Goodyear Blimp Enters Its Next Century of Flight
By Annie Nickoloff
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NewsCleveland Suburbs Ranked for 2026, 5 Stories of Community Impact Across Greater Cleveland: CLE Daily
By Cleveland Magazine Staff
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DevelopmentAfter Seven Years of Setbacks, Ohio City's Bridgeworks Is Ready to Rise
By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
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NewsBrowns Send Myles Garrett to Los Angeles, Lake Erie Ink Marks Milestone: CLE Daily
Also in our daily news roundup for June 2, Cuyahoga County broke ground on a major affordable housing project at the former Warner & Swasey site, calls are growing for state assistance amid a violent weekend in Cleveland and a former county judge received a historic jail sentence in a corruption case.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
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News12 CMSD Properties Hit the Market, The Pierogi Heckles Cleveland: CLE Daily
Also in our daily news roundup for June 1, a massive AI-focused data center is being proposed in Portage County, Collinwood High School closed its doors after 100 years and Cleveland is saying goodbye to Asiatown favorite Sichuan Hot Pot.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
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Development
CMSD Puts 12 School Properties on the Market for Redevelopment
From historic landmarks to schools built within the last two decades, a dozen surplus Cleveland school properties are being offered to developers as part of a districtwide consolidation plan.
by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
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NewsTravis Kelce Invests in Cleveland Guardians, Aria Wine Bar Opening, Justin Bibb Talks Data Centers: CLE Daily
Also in our daily news roundup for May 28, the Cleveland Browns are installing new turf fields at Richmond Heights and Brush high schools, City Club of Cleveland audiences heard Mayor Justin Bibb hint at a possible third-term run and more Family Dollar stores are disappearing across Northeast Ohio.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
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CommentaryMeet The Pierogi, the Satirical News Site That’s Heckling Cleveland: Q&A
The satirical site, unveiled earlier this year, pokes fun at Cleveland culture and institutions.
by Kirsten Kimbler
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BusinessMayor Justin Bibb Discusses Nuance of Data Centers in Cleveland Neighborhoods
“What we can't do is engage in a conversation about data centers without talking about the material risk and fears that residents have,” Bibb said at a City Club talk on Wednesday.
by Annie Nickoloff
