State Road Pizza
RestaurantsParty pie specialists: State Road Pizza is the neighborhood go-to when you need pizza that actually feeds a crowd.
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Party pie specialists: State Road Pizza is the neighborhood go-to when you need pizza that actually feeds a crowd.
Classic slice, zero fuss: A family pizzeria since 1967, Antonio's Pizzeria LoSchiavo keeps Parma fed with thin-crust and Sicilian pies, plus solid wings, pasta and subs.
Fresh cut, good vibes: Ukrainian Cutting Room brings Ukrainian craftsmanship to Parma with classic cuts, clean skin fades, and tidy beard work, always capped with a hot towel ritual and a solid laugh from owner Andrew Tuzyak.
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Cleveland Metropolitan School District students are returning to school following 29 school closures and teacher layoffs due to budget cuts.
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Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb is commemorating the first anniversary of the city fund aimed at increasing affordable housing with a tour of a new apartment building under construction in the Cudell neighborhood.
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The Ohio State Highway Patrol Motorcycle Unit (OSHP) and Cleveland Division of Police Motorcycle Units will enforce traffic safety on several local highways in Northeast Ohio on August 25, 26 and 27.
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Prayers From Maria Children’s Cancer Foundation has launched Maria’S Field of Hope in Avon, a field that was planted earlier this summer and is now open for visitors.
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Cleveland Oktoberfest has introduced a nonalcoholic beer tent to its annual celebration, offering more choices without compromising the experience.
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