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Just two events to spotlight this week, both on Saturday,

6:00 pm – Renovare Music. Dialogue: Music in the Garden. Lalia Curtis, violin, and Clara Prinston, viola. An evening of duo music that ranges from Mozart to Martinu to Mark O’Connor, as well as a bit of singing. Centering Space, 14812 Lake Road, Lakewood. Free.

7:00 pm – Th...


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Haitians living in Springfield, Ohio are being required to wear ankle monitors and turn their passports over to United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Haitians in Springfield are getting letters telling them to report to the ICE office in either Blue Ash (near Cincinna...


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Formed on Long Island in 1979, Stray Cats were a bit of an enigma: Punk-era kids emulating mid-’50s Rockabilly, the music made famous by Eddie Cochran, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins.  When disco was in full swing and stadium rock was the thing, the trio of Brian Setzer on lead guitar and vocals, “Slim Jim” Phantom on the skins, and Lee Rocker rocking a standup bass, were...


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In the wake of the Downtown Heinen’s closure, many have wondered whether the city of Cleveland could have done more to prevent it from shuttering.

Ward 5 Councilman Richard Starr thinks the answer is yes.

On Thursday, roughly two weeks after Heinen’s fled his ward, Starr announced plans to introduce legislation that would have the city create a $10 to $15...


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The crew at Never Say Dive (4497 Broadview Rd.) in Old Brooklyn is always looking for ways to spice things up on Monday nights to give diners a special reason to visit. Previous dinner series have been devoted to vegan food and ramen. Since June, resident prep cook Thu Tran has been hosting Cold Noodle Night.

“It seemed like something fun to try,” she explains.

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