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February 26, 2024

Cleveland Afternoon Update

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Ohio panel greenlights fracking under state park, nature reserves

The vote from the Ohio Gas and Land Management Commission means Infinity Natural Resources, LLC, now will enter into negotiations with state regulators for permits and other details.

By Andrew J. Tobias, cleveland.com and Jake Zuckerman, jzuckerman@cleveland.com

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Music

Heart attack forces classic rock band’s founding member to step aside from tour

Phil Ehart, a founding member and drummer in the band Kansas, will step away from the band's 50th anniversary tour as he recovers from a recent major heart attack, the band has announced.

By Robert Higgs, cleveland.com

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Bay Village Schools education aide publishes murder mystery

Carol Stevens (pen name: C.L. Stevens) started writing a murder mystery eight years ago: "Secrets in the Mist; Shattered Dreams."

By Linda Gandee

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Ohio lawmakers seek to name Cleveland interchange for Norfolk Southern conductor killed in collision

House Bill 381 would designate an Interstate 480 exit as the “Louis P. Shuster Memorial Interchange.”

By Jeremy Pelzer, cleveland.com

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Cavaliers

Cavs sign Sharife Cooper to 10-day contract

The Cavs are signing Sharife Cooper to a 10-day contract.

By Ethan Sands, cleveland.com

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Sports 4 Cle

NFL Combine 2024 preview; what to think about the Cavs after the All-Star break: Monday’s Sports 4 CLE

Watch Sports 4 CLE as host Dave Bacon is joined by today's guests: Scott Petrak, Kenny Roda and Sam Amico.

By Ashley Bastock, cleveland.com

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High School Sports

Lutheran West remains only Northeast Ohio team ranked No. 1 in final AP boys state basketball poll

Find out how Ohio stacks up in each division, according to a vote of writers across the state.

By Matt Goul, cleveland.com

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Entertainment

The National and The War On Drugs have teamed up for a summer tour that’s coming to Blossom

Critically-hailed, Grammy-winning and beloved indie bands The National and The War On Drugs have teamed up for a late summer jaunt that will stop at Blossom in September.

By Malcolm X Abram, cleveland.com

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March MIX at Cle Museum of Art recognizes female DJs

For women’s history month, March MIX at the Cleveland Museum of Art celebrates the theme -- “Women on Wax” – with two female DJs.

By Paris Wolfe, cleveland.com

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West Side Market prepares for management transition

After last year’s excitement about a new non-profit – Cleveland Public Market Corp. – managing the West Side Market, things have been quiet around West 25th Street. All of the action is behind the scenes as CPMC crosses t’s and dots i’s in a management agreement with the city, prepares to staff up for market operations and builds vendor relationships.

By Paris Wolfe, cleveland.com

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