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Vacant lots may grow useful again

Too much of Cleveland’s East Side looks like this — rural. From nearly 100,000 residents in the 1960s to fewer than 20,000 today turned this crowded area into an urban prairie. This is East 65th Street at Luther Avenue, where the Hough neighborhood meets St Clair-Superior (Google). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM.
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Ohio’s Best Workout Experiences Start at These 10 Gyms

Ohio does not play around when it comes to getting sweaty, stronger, and surprisingly excited about burpees before breakfast. From Columbus to Cleveland to Dayton, these gyms turn ordinary workouts into full-on experiences, with smart coaching, standout spaces, and enough energy to make your water bottle feel underdres
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Lake Erie Looks Lovely, But Rip Currents Loom At Cleveland Beaches

Today started off like a classic Cleveland summer postcard: clear skies, mild air, and temperatures near 68°F at daybreak. The sun will rule the sky today with a high of around 82°F, while northeast winds pick up through the afternoon. Those lakeshore breezes will get gusty, which means choppy water along the shore and
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Parma Jeep Driver Rips Through NASA Gate, Winds Up In Hospital And Cuffs

A 23-year-old Parma woman is facing serious trouble after allegedly steering a Jeep Wrangler straight through a closed gate at NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Brook Park last Tuesday, slamming into a metal fence and triggering a swift security and police response. She was treated by paramedics at the scene, taken to a
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Thunderstorm Wakes Girl Just in Time to Save Chloroformed Father

A violent thunderstorm may have saved a Cleveland man’s life in July 1905. In the early morning hours, burglars broke into the home of Melville Morton, chloroformed him, and searched the house for valuables. Morton lay unconscious as the intruders made off with a small amount of stolen property.
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Multiple Cleveland, state agencies search for boy in Lake Erie

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Multiple agencies searched Lake Erie Saturday night for a young boy reported in the water near the East 55th Street Marina. Cleveland Fire, Metroparks and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources responded to the call, which came in just before 9 p.m. Search efforts. Cleveland Fire...
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I-76 bridge repairs among road projects to expect in Portage County

The Ohio Department of Transportation and Brimfield Township have announced projects that will include road closures or lane restrictions in Portage County. As part of repairs of Interstate 76 bridges in Portage County, ODOT says Porter Road over I-76 in Edinburg Township will be closed through late July, starting July
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Hiding In The Cupboard: Two-Month Manhunt Ends With Fugitive’s Arrest In Ohio Kitchen

US Marshals (File) A two-month manhunt for a wanted sex offender ended in an unusual...
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Shaker Heights police search for missing Cleveland Heights man with dementia

SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - The Shaker Heights Police Department said Saturday it is asking the public for help in the search for a missing Cleveland Heights man. Police say they are searching for 60-year-old Eric Lee, who went missing from the Van Aken District of the city. Police said...
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7 Heinen’s Secrets Even Seasoned Ohio Shoppers Don’t Know

Ohio has many grocery stores, and Heinen’s isn’t the biggest one. But it might be the most interesting. Behind its prepared-foods case and the wine pours sits a family story that started with a Cleveland butcher and a single cooler. These are the Heinen’s secrets even longtime Ohio...

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