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Cleveland to celebrate immigrants with first-ever 'Welcoming Week' in September
Cleveland joins more than 400 communities across the country in celebrating Welcoming Week, a series of events aimed at forging unity with immigrants in the community.
Read the full story on Cleveland Scene.
Michael Symon introduces new 'Dangerous Burger' for Cleveland Browns games
According to Darren Rovell of the Action Network, Michael Symon's BSpot at FirstEnergy Stadium will now feature a 'Dangerous Burger' for Cleveland Browns games.
Read the full story on WKYC.
Russo brothers won't be filming Cleveland-based movie in Cleveland after all
Anthony and Joe Russo, the Cleveland natives now most famous for directing the "Avengers" finales, will not be filming their next project in Cleveland, as previously planned.
Read the full story on Cleveland Scene.
Imperfect Produce is coming to Cleveland, but does the service really help curb food waste?
Clevelanders can now choose to have wonky fruits and vegetables ferried directly to their front door. The national company Imperfect Produce just launched its services to the Cleveland area today, taking "ugly" leftover fresh produce from farmers, purveyors and growers around the country and sending it to people's homes with a subscription.
Read the full story on Cleveland Scene.
E-scooters are back in Cleveland with new safety measures
Supporters of the scooters say the city is prepared to handle them — and are hopeful they will encourage more people to get around the city and explore.
Read the full story on WKYC.
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