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Pizza plus playtime: P&P New York Style Pizza (Willoughby and Eastlake) slings big, foldable NY-style pies inside SwingNEat, so you can pair a slice with a pour from the self-serve bar featuring 30 different brews, then sneak in a round on the Trackman simulators...
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A proposal to develop a deer management program in Euclid, Ohio, has been proposed by City Councilman John Wojtila.
Full story at news-herald.com ↗
The Shore Cultural Centre in Euclid is holding its sixth annual STEAM Fest on Sept.
Full story at news-herald.com ↗
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have reportedly bought a $5.3 million lakefront home in Bratenahl, a Cleveland suburb, for $5 million.
Full story at yahoo.com ↗
Cleveland's 23rd annual Waterloo Arts Fest will take place on Waterloo Road between Calcutta Avenue and E.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
Willoughby-Eastlake Schools plans to close school buildings regardless of the outcome of a proposed 0.75% earned income tax in November.
Full story at cleveland.com ↗
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