Vol. 53, No. 10
Cleveland is in Bad Need of New Housing. Developers Blame a Draconian Permit Process
Permits pulled for new homes in the city are down on average. Developers point their fingers at City Hall.
By Mark Oprea
Cleveland's Steve Madewell To Release Fourth Solo Album
The folk singer-songwriter performs on September 20 at the Millard Fillmore Presidential Library
By Jeff Niesel
Gerad Guhde is Reviving His Popular Secret Supper Club Dinner Series
The Halloween-themed events will take place over four weekends at Convivium 33 Gallery
By Douglas Trattner
Coming Soon: Cozumel Mexican Restaurant in Cleveland Heights
The familiar brand will open next week in the former Mojo space on Lee Road
This Week in Cleveland Food News: Chopt Salad, Cozumel, Melt and More
A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat
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One of the region's late-summer staples is the Crocker Park Wine Festival, which transforms the bustling marketplace into a wine oasis. The…
By Emanuel Wallace
It seems that early to mid `90s radio was inundated by Stone Temple Pilots and, for a red-hot minute, Soul Asylum and…
By Brian Lumley
Pictures of the Front 242 and Nitzer Ebb concert at the Cleveland Agora.
By Jeff Jones
Pandemonium transforms the CPT campus into a labyrinth of theatre, dance, visual art, and performance in every corner. Here's what we saw.
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