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TikToker Fired by Sherwin-Williams Over Viral Paint-Mixing Videos Lands a New Job in Florida

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click to enlarge PHOTO VIA TONESTERPAINTS/INSTAGRAM A 22-year old TikToker who became famous for his viral paint-mixing videos just landed a job in Florida. Ohio University student Tony Piloseno has amassed 1.4 million followers and 24.2 million likes on TikTok for his aesthetically pleasing paint videos. On Nov. 11, though,......
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Cleveland Pandemic Response Has Organized a Holiday Gift Drive for Needy Families

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click to enlarge Cleveland Pandemic Response, the mutual aid organization that popped up in April to fill the need gaps of residents during the coronavirus crisis, has launched a holiday gift drive for 20 needy families in Cleveland this year. Wishlist items can be found on Dreamlist, where generous Clevelanders......
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Dennis Kucinich “Seriously Considering” Running for Cleveland Mayor

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click to enlarge Sam Allard / Scene Dennis Kucinich electrifies the crowd at the Lakewood Women’s Pavilion (3/29/2018). In an interview with Channel 3 News’ Mark Naymik ostensibly about a new memoir, former mayor, congressman and presidential candidate Dennis! Kucinich confirmed what has long been rumored: He is “seriously considering”......
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Cleveland Chapter of Les Dames d’Escoffier Launches ‘Out of the Box’ Online Fundraiser

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click to enlarge Over the years, the Cleveland Chapter of Les Dames d’Escoffier (LDEI) has raised money through its annual fundraising events to seed scholarships and grants that help Ohio women attend culinary school and teach Northeast Ohio residents about the link between food and the farmers who produce it.......
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MidTown Cleveland Offering Free Stream of ‘Leo’s Legacy,’ Documentary on Legendary Leo’s Casino Nightclub

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click to enlarge MidTown Cleveland will be streaming “Leo’s Legacy,” a documentary the CDC commissioned to tell the story of the legendary Leo’s Casino nightclub, on Dec. 4 at 7 p.m., and it’ll be doing so for free. (You must register, however.) Leo’s was one of Cleveland’s landmark music venues,......
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‘Close to 1,000’ Cleveland Clinic caregivers infected with Covid-19, says hospital official

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CNBC – For more and to sign up click here The Cleveland Clinic’s Chief Caregiver Officer Kelly Hancock urged her community to follow social distancing and mask guidelines as Covid-19 grips hundreds of those working inside of one of America’s best hospitals.  “We had a record today, we saw nearly......
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Panza Foundation Announces Plans to Assist Struggling Cleveland Music Clubs

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click to enlarge In the wake of his recovery from cancer five years ago, local musician and scholar John Panza formed the Panza Foundation five years ago with his wife Jane and local musicians Lauren Voss, Ed Sotelo and Fred Gunn. The foundation gives money to local acts for recording......
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Week 11 NFL DFS Plays: Top Values, Low Ownership Players and Stacks

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http://www.si.com/.image/c_limit%2Ccs_srgb%2Cfl_progressive%2Ch_1200%2Cq_auto:good%2Cw_1200/MTc2OTU3MzU5MzQyNDk1NTIz/usatsi_15203164.jpg Ben Heisler and Michael Fabiano Every week, SI Fantasy analyst Michael Fabiano runs through his favorite DraftKings values in the NFL to help offset the expensive studs. Additionally, SI Fantasy analyst Ben Heisler discusses several low ownership plays with high upside to help leverage the field; along with his......
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Looking Ahead: Farmer’s Almanac Predictions for Cleveland This Winter

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by ClevelandScene01
Well, we have some good news and some bad news. The bad news is that global warming is ramping up to a terrifying degree and the world is screwed. The good news is that, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, Cleveland is going to have a mild-ish winter. On the......
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Cleveland Museum of Art, Beachland and Others Announce Temporary Closures Amid 10 p.m. Coronavirus Curfew, Stay-at-Home Advisory

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by ClevelandScene01
click to enlarge Late November is starting to feel a lot like mid March. Some of Cleveland’s notable attractions this week announced temporary closures in the face of the unprecedented coronavirus surge and resultant 10 p.m. curfew order by the state of Ohio and Cuyahoga County’s stay-at-home advisory. The Beachland......
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Cleveland State University to Go Fully Remote After Thanksgiving

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click to enlarge CSU Student Center, on Euclid Avenue, Rhodes Tower in background. Cleveland State University will transition to fully remote learning after the Thanksgiving holiday, the administration announced in a release this week, citing the growing spread of Covid-19 in the community. The university said it has worked hard......
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Airbnb Suspends 25 Listings in Cleveland for Violating Coronavirus Party Policies

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click to enlarge Airbnb announced today that it has suspended or completely removed 25 listings in Cleveland for properties that have violated the company’s policy prohibiting parties or events during the coronavirus pandemic. “The vast majority of hosts in Cleveland and throughout Ohio contribute positively to their neighborhoods and economy,......
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‘Made Cleveland’ Launches Website to Sell Goods From More Than 65 Local Artisans

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click to enlarge Photo via MadeCleveland.com An engraved piece of wooden art of Severance Hall from MadeCleveland.com by local artisan Inspired Indigo To help get the work of local vendors and artisans out to Clevelanders during the COVID-19 pandemic, a new organization called Made Cleveland recently launched a website where......
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“Stay Home”: Cuyahoga County Issues Stay-at-Home Advisory Through Middle of December

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click to enlarge Sounding fed up like other public officials around the country, Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish today announced a stay-at-home advisory that will last through December 17th as Northeast Ohio sees staggering increases in Covid cases. If you’re not going to work or school or getting essential items......
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Cleveland Public Library Buying Tasers for Security Guards

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click to enlarge The Board of Trustees for the Cleveland Public Library voted Tuesday to purchase enough tasers to arm the safety and protective services (SPS) personnel across the library system’s 27 branches. The board’s finance committee voted to pay upwards of $26,000 to Blue Line Training and Consulting LLC......
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Cleveland Gets a Nod in New Book About Jazz Clubs of the ’40s and ’50s

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click to enlarge A few years ago, Jeff Gold, a music memorabilia expert who regularly donates items to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Library and Archives, received a tip about someone selling a collection of vintage photos and memorabilia associated with American jazz clubs from the ’40s and......
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Recent Covid Cases Have Transcended Cleveland’s Capacity to Count Them, But City Commits to Beef Up Staffing

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click to enlarge Screenshot: TV20 Frank Jackson, (11/17/20). Since the pandemic began, the City of Cleveland has been sending out daily press releases with the latest Covid-19 case numbers and other pertinent updates about the local coronavirus response. Monday evening, the release included a shocking admission. “The City of Cleveland......
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