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Vol. 52, No. 5
Starbucks Workers and Labor Allies Call out Starbucks for Union Busting in Wednesday Protest
By Sam Allard
Cleveland Municipal School District Officially Renames Three Schools Whose Namesakes Had Racially Problematic Histories
Two formerly named for slaveholders and one for a scholar with race issues will be changed
By Vince Grzegorek
Ohio Legislature Crafting Total Abortion Ban With Plans to Sidestep Local Prosecutors
O'Malley's vow not to criminalize personal medical decisions could be for naught
George Family Wins Preliminary Injunction Against Port Authority in Irishtown Bend Eminent Domain Battle
The ruling comes as the two sides had been nearing a deal to settle the dispute
Chris Ronayne Announces Abortion Policy Plans for Cuyahoga County
Women's Health Action Team, health insurance coverage, and travel reimbursements top list
my rght toshoot firewrks shallnot be infringed jst because i hav no fingrs
it is my patrotic duty to get hammred and blow stuff up ths weekend, no matter what my city sayss
By Daniel Hill
The Jayland Walker Shooting Footage is Worse Than You Think
Eight Akron officers fired 90 rounds at an unarmed man.
Lakewood City Council to Introduce Ordinance Restricting Police from Investigating Abortions
No city resources could be used to prosecute private reproductive decisions.
Hello, Ladies! I’ll Be in Charge of Your Uterus Now!
I’m so looking forward to taking this exciting journey together
By Pete Kotz
‘Unequivocal Nightmare:’ Ohio OB/GYNs Fear Uncertainty, Health Care Delays Post-Roe
Abortion bans could have impacts on pregnancy-related procedures that have nothing to do with abortion
By Susan Tebben, The Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio Lawmaker Says ‘Still a Right to Life’ for Pregnancies From Rape, Incest
“I do believe we have the votes in both chambers [for a full ban], and we have the full support of the governor on this bill.”
By Jake Zuckerman, Ohio Capital Journal
Here’s What We Know Right Now About Getting COVID-19 Again
"We have to move to acceptance, and we have to be better members of society"
By Meghan Rosen, Science News
Syphilis Cases in Ohio Up 82% From 2016; Some Stillbirths Have Followed
About 80% of Ohio’s cases in 2020 occurred among men
Tuesday Is the Last Day to Register to Vote in Ohio's August 2022 Special Election
Early voting begins July 6.
By Allison Babka
New Book on Speak In Tongues, the Legendary Cleveland DIY Venue, Out Next Week
Open for just seven years, SIT left an oversized legacy
WonderStruck, Aaron Lewis and the Rest of the Best Concerts to Catch in Cleveland the Next Two Weeks
Real music in the real world
By Jeff Niesel
Ty Segall & Freedom Band Put On Loose Cleveland Show at the Agora
Fans got an eclectic, at-times messy show
By Eric Heisig
YES Singer Jon Anderson Talks Revisiting 'Close to the Edge' in Advance of Upcoming Kent Stage Show
Anderson and Paul Green Rock Academy will play classic album in its entirety
Cleveland’s Herzog To Play Release Show for ‘A Hotel in Your Hometown’ on July 29 at Brother’s Lounge
Band's new album features lush melodies
By Shawn Mishak
Chef Ben Bebenroth to Open Boom’s Pizza in Lakewood Later this Year
After months of pop-up service, Boom's will transition to a brick-and-mortar biz
By Douglas Trattner
Review: A Return to the Chef’s Roots, Karen Small’s Juneberry is the Dazzling Daytime Cafe Cleveland Deserves
The chef’s unfussy, seemingly effortless style of cooking is tailor made for sunny breakfast dishes and wholesome lunch plates
Long-Vacant Burger Haven Building in Slavic Village to be Reborn as Village Dog
Donnie DiGeronimo and Inca Tea owner Ryan Florio to save decrepit building
First Look: Beachwood Truck Park, Opening Friday, July 8 (Pending Inspections) on Cleveland’s East Side
Dan Deagan is preparing to open an east-side version of his popular Lakewood Truck Park
Luchita’s Mexican Restaurant Has Closed After 40 Years in Business
Maria de la Luz Galindo opened Luchita’s Mexican Restaurant in 1982.
Souper Market to Open New Downtown Shop this Fall
After a brief two-year run on E. Sixth Street, Souper Market returns to downtown this fall
The CAN Triennial Art Exhibition Opens This Friday With More Artists and Venues
Two months of free exhibitions and performances are on tap
Independence Day Concerts and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch in Cleveland This Week
Plus the Cleveland Orchestra kicks off Blossom season
By ClevelandClassical Staff
Savage Love: Oxytocin, Bonding, and Casual Sex
Does the “bonding hormone” only release when you’re seeking an emotional attachment to a sex partner?
By Dan Savage
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