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FBI probe of Cleveland gang leads to arrest on federal gun charges
CLEVELAND, Ohio — FBI agents arrested a man on gun charges amid an investigation into a gang that operates on Cleveland’s West Side. Jamar Colegrove, 32, is believed to be a member of the Bellaire Boys, who operate near West 130th Street in Cleveland’s Bellaire-Puritas neighborhood, according to court records.
Cleveland Burger Week to return July 8-14: List of restaurants offering $8 burgers
CLEVELAND — Burger lovers, get ready!. The week-long foodie event will offer $8 burgers at participating restaurants in Northeast Ohio (see a list of locations below.) SUBSCRIBE: Get the day's top local and national headlines sent to your email inbox each weekday morning with our 3News to GO! newsletter.
'Superman' cameo to include Christopher Reeve's son? William Reeve reportedly spotted on set in downtown Cleveland
CLEVELAND — Downtown Cleveland has been packed with movie magic as the filming of Superman continues -- and there was a special surprise spotted on set as our news partners at Cleveland.com reported seeing the son of Superman icon Christopher Reeve on Tuesday. According to Cleveland.com, Will Reeve was...
Tri-C Foundation Honors Matt Reville for Distinguished Service
Board member recognized with Chairperson’s Award for dedicated service. The Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) Foundation presented its 2024 Chairperson’s Award to Matt Reville for his dedicated service to the organization and its student-focused mission. This award recognizes someone who has made a significant difference to the Tri-C...
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Cinema at the Square film series brings classic movies back to Playhouse Square’s Connor Palace
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What your garden, lawn & flowers need from you over 4th of July weekend
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Cleveland hosting International Quartet and Chorus Contest, ‘A Capella Rocks’
That’s what Medina native Ryan McDivitt had planned for his quartet Rare Blend, competing at the 2024 International Quartet and Chorus Contest, which is taking place through July 7 at Public Auditorium in Cleveland. “We’re excited — it’s going to be awesome,” said the 2003 Medina High School graduate,...
Cleveland Museum of Art’s City Stages series offers trio of musicians
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‘Get the ball to Gimi’: Guardians double relay mantra produces results
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University Compliance office urges CWRU community to recognize and report privacy issues
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LEAP Certificate Pathway online information session
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Northern Ohio: Damaging Winds, Heavy Rain Expected Through Midnight Tonight
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‘Mushroom Monday’ under way in NE Ohio restaurants in July
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