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Top Cleveland news: Police seek help to ID bank robber; Indigenous Peoples' Day declared; more

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Published on July 25, 2019
Top Cleveland news: Police seek help to ID bank robber; Indigenous Peoples' Day declared; morePhoto: Joshua Rothhaas/Flickr

Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Cleveland.

Get aggressively drunk and smash things while mini-golfing at yet another Cleveland pop-up

A new pop-up event that allows you to get aggressively drunk and smash things is coming to Cleveland Feb. 21. Smash Room Golf combines the childhood joy of mini-golf with the adult pleasures of intoxication and mindless destruction.

Read the full story on Cleveland Scene.

Cleveland police remind drivers affected by I-77 debris yesterday to make report

One section of northbound I-77 was a hot mess yesterday after a dump truck accidentally unloaded some of its contents onto the road, popping the tires of more than 100 cars.

Read the full story on Cleveland Scene.

Fall camp gives Cleveland a chance to rebound after winless year

The Indians will open fall camp on Aug. 5 and will look to get ready for their season opener against Buna on Aug. 30.

Read the full story on Houston Chronicle.

Shaker Heights police, Cleveland FBI seek help identifying bank robbery suspect

The Huntington Bank, located at 20601 Fairmount Boulevard, was robbed just before 5 p.m. Wednesday. No injuries were reported in the robbery.

Read the full story on WKYC.

Cleveland City Council votes to declare Aug. 9 'Indigenous Peoples' Day'

Members have appeared to reach a compromise to avoid getting rid of Columbus Day.

Read the full story on WKYC.


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