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Whether tea, beer or mocktails, Cleveland bars are tapping into alcohol-free options

Although not everyone goes to a bar to consume alcohol, a tasty beer or cocktail can still add to an evening’s enjoyment. Thankfully, non-alcoholic (NA) options are now socially acceptable substitutes to a traditional beer or mixed drink, said Cleveland nightlife entrepreneurs interviewed by The Land. 

ADU design competition a perfect fit for Cleveland Heights, officials say

Cleveland Heights is inviting residents to build out their beloved community, just with a little help from city planners and professional architects.

Metroparks: New sailing facility a potential anchor for Cleveland lakefront

The $15 million center, billed as the first of its kind along Lake Erie, will serve as an easy-access sailing hub and multi-purpose learning space, said Cleveland Metroparks CEO Brian Zimmerman.

Variety Theatre renovation gets financial boost  

Cleveland’s vacant Variety Theatre building turned 100 this year. Though the ex-movie house’s glory days are no more, a new grant agreement aims to return the space to its former splendor.

Buckeye Road redevelopment gets boost with $3.9M loan

Cleveland City Council has awarded a $3.9 million forgivable loan to Burten, Bell, Carr Development Inc. (BBC) for the reimagining of Buckeye Road.   

Cleveland ready to honor Navy legacy with “Lone Sailor” monument

Coming to Voinovich Park later this year, the statue unveiling will coincide with the launch of the USS Cleveland.

Cleveland Museum of Art launches $8 million entrance remodel

Renovation of the museum's main entrance and lower lobby began this month, with the aim of streamlining the guest experience.

Cleveland Metroparks making strides on recent grant-funded initiatives

Work on the Lakeshore Bikeway and improvements to Gordon Park, among other projects, are underway thanks to charitable funding.

Cleveland considers Universal Basic Employment pilot

The propsed UBE program would be implemented in partnership with the United Way of Greater Cleveland and could present a leg up for the city's impoverished.

Cuyahoga River, still environmental “area of concern,” aims to balance recreation and commerce

Historically, industrial pollution destroyed the environmental health of the Cuyahoga. Now, a collaborative of agencies and organizations is working to maintain economy activity on the river while simultaneously cleaning it up and making it friendly to nature and recreation.

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