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THE WORLD WILL SOON KNOW ABOUT THE NEWBURGH HEIGHTS SPEED TRAP

Bernie Naworski of Play It Again Sam in Lakewood is keeping the art of analog audio alive. Since opening the shop in 1979, he has dedicated his career to restoring vintage sound equipment. One of the coolest shops in the U.S. More in "Skrtic's Pics": clevelandmagazine.com/articles/skrti…

A meteor - nearly 6 feet in diameter and weighing about 7 tons - entered Earth’s atmosphere near Cleveland, Ohio, on March 17, 2026, creating a light show in the sky and the opportunity to find pieces of the space rock on Earth.   The meteorites are suspected to be Eucrites, many of which come from the asteroid 4 Vesta. Watch to learn more about this fireball and how to find and care for meteorites!   Learn more at ares.jsc.nasa.gov/meteorite-falls

The Hottest Reservation In The Country This Winter Appears To Be At A Place Called The Cleveland Schvitz, Where You Sweat In A Sauna, Take A Cold Plunge, Get A Massage, Then Eat Giant T-Bone Steaks That All Looks Incredible s.barstool.link/c/article-3565…

Branded: Cuyahoga County’s first lakefront high-rise in 53 years Shoreway Tower branded as ‘Naia Noir’ neo-trans.blog/2026/03/17/bra… @CityofCleveland @NWNeighborhoods @CleCityCouncil @CLEcityplanning @CuyahogaCounty @CuyahogaCouncil @countyplanning @NOhioNAIOP @ClevelandULI

Dinosaurs went extinct when a meteor hit. A meteor hit Cleveland and everything is still perfectly fine. Really makes you think.

St. Paddy's Day Celebration too good, a meteor had to crash the party. #thelandforlife #stpatricks #meteor

@jacecraftmiller The latest GLM imagery (1301Z) does suggest that the boom was a result of a meteor.

Thousands jammed the roads of Medina County in March of 1981 for the trek to Hinckley to view the buzzards’ annual return. It was estimated that more than 45,000 people came to look for the birds in 1981, with 3,000 stopping at the pancake breakfast. 🔗 clevelandmagazine.com/articles/1981-…

The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics have announced that nine Olympic soccer matches will be played in the L.A. suburb of Columbus, Ohio at Crew Stadium.

ME: “You can’t have all 4 seasons in 24 hours” OHIO: “Hold my beer, watch this! 🍺 Mother Nature has lost her mind! 😂

#OhioProblems #OhioX

We’re fortunate to have quite a bit of the Ohio & Erie Canal itself and many of the old locks still in place here in Northeast Ohio. This is Lock 39 just south of Rockside Road; near Canal Road of course.

Oh, that’s not just any tree 🌳 At the center of our FC Cleveland crest stands a 350+ year-old American sycamore in CVNP a designated Moses Cleaveland tree, nicknamed the Die Hard Tree. Photos by Chad Cochran 📸 It was already long standing when the city was founded in 1796; it’s been through our every era, every season of change. Decades ago, its top was blown off with dynamite because it threatened a nearby road. The blast left behind a heart-shaped hollow trunk. But the tree didn’t die. New shoots grew. Branches reached skyward. It keeps finding new ways to grow. That felt like Cleveland to us. That’s how the Die Hard Tree became the heart of our crest. Its design draws from the Tree of Life archetype, the branching lines of family trees and genealogies, and the gilded geometry of art deco that defines so much of Cleveland’s golden era architecture. A symbol of roots, resilience and renewal. From our Cleveland roots, we rise.

Ohio's vernal pools are critical breeding grounds for amphibians like salamanders, frogs, and toads during early spring rains. 🙌 📍 Lawrence Woods State Nature Preserve

I miss when AI stood for Allen Iverson.

Forest City Cleveland, MLS Next Pro soccer team.. love the nod to the early baseball team

Downtown is leveling up its fun this summer with a transformed “Meet Me Here” Plaza, commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Cavs’ 2016 Championship!🏀 Downtown Cleveland, Inc. and the @CityofCleveland are supporting this exciting @cavs-led development: nba.com/cavaliers/news…

I’m sorry but if your crest shows a 350-year-old tree in Cuyahoga Valley Nat’l Park that survived a dynamite explosion yrs ago (& which is nicknamed the Die Hard Tree), that alone makes your crest the coolest in @MLSNEXTPRO and easily the gnarliest logo in Cleveland sports.

Cleveland’s new professional men’s soccer club unveiled its identity today as Forest City Cleveland. Forest City Cleveland, part of Cleveland Soccer Group, will begin play in MLS NEXT Pro in 2027.