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Three years after opening in Lakewood, and a year and a half after opening a second location in Shaker Heights, Boom’s Pizza will launch its first slice shop. The new venture will open this spring inside the Market Hall at Van Aken District.

After successfully testing slices at Bo...


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Ohio Department of Health Director Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff laid out plans for a $202 million federal award aimed at rural health, following drastic Trump/Republican Medicaid cuts that will hit Ohio to the tune of $33 billion over 10 years.

During overall budget testimony in the Ohio House Health Committee, Vanderhoff spelled out different priorities f...


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Turning the calendar page over to March releases a floodgate of events. Here are our classical music recommendations for this weekend, selected from the many in our master concert listings calendar. 

On Thursday Evening at 7:30, Alain Altinoglu visits The Cleveland Orchestra at Severance...


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There’s an overwhelming consensus among a panel of Ohio economists that cutting immigration will harm aspects of the state economy.

More than three fourths of the 21 surveyed agreed that cutting immigration will lead to higher prices for consumers.

Ninety five percent believed that it would result in less small-business formation. And they were un...


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Downtown Cleveland is about to score another win for events venues.

Bedrock, the developers behind the $2 billion Riverfront plans south of Tower City Center, announced on Thursday it’s planning to construct a 6,200-seat entertainment amphitheater on the southeastern-most edge of the site.

That venue, planned to neighbor the Cavs training facility current...


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