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I’m having an identity crisis.

Okay so, I moved here from New York like a year and a half ago right? Cleveland has become my new home in so many ways, it’s where I feel like I belong. Yet, seeing all of these New Yorkers in town downtown coming into town for the game tomorrow has made me realize that I’m not sure I belong as a New Yorker or as a Clevelander. Both of my people in the same city at once is quite bittersweet, yet I suppose this weekend will prove where my loyalty truly stands. I’m sorry New York…I think I’m rooting for Cleveland this weekend 🥲 feels like a betrayal to my fellow New Yorkers though.

I hate to admit it but I think Cleveland is my true home. It wasn’t until tonight that I realized that I’m no longer a New Yorker…I saw people with Yankees hats and knicks hats and wanted so desperately to tell them “hey I’m one of you” but I just couldn’t, I no longer felt like I was one of them. A bittersweet realization really.

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u/Whole-Bodybuilder467 — 1 hour ago

Craft Cocktails in Parma?

I’m an aging hipster that just moved to Parma. Don’t get me wrong, I love a dark dive bar and Parma has plenty, but the wife wants a well made cocktail. Please send some recs…

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u/TurnAndThaxis — 3 hours ago
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Missing Carts in Cleveland OH w.105 West Blvd

Lately I’ve been going to save a lot and a lot of people been bugging each other about a cart. We complain to the employees that there is not enough carts. They only have like eight carts left in the store so people are bothering each other for a cart

I made a discovery going down the street.

I saw a house with a whole bunch of Red Carts so my plan is to report this to Save a lot immediately. It was also target red cards there as well.

u/nay-1998 — 7 hours ago

Which area to bar hop at for people who are visiting?

Two females in late twenties from out of town - here for a weekend. Based on the posts here, I saw people mention Tremont or W 25th as being walkable and having fun and friendly bars to socialize at. Which area would you recommend for us?

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u/slugcharmer — 1 hour ago

Data Center Town Hall in Slavic Village is still on, despite the permit being denied

The fight isn't against technology. It's against projects that drain a community's water and power, spike everyone's utility bills, and leave a handful of permanent jobs behind, all to pad a tech billionaire's margins. If a project can't be done without sticking the neighborhood with the costs, it shouldn't be done here. Cleveland shouldn't be sold out to be somebody else's server farm. The organizers are also pushing a statewide effort on data center rules. Whatever you think of a full ban, the basic ask is sound: communities should get a say, and projects shouldn't get to dump their costs on the neighborhood.

u/LKM_44122 — 6 hours ago

Job opening near Cleveland

I’m the lead fabricator at a young custom fabrication/engineering company. I have 17 years experience, been here 5. We’re looking for an experienced fabricator/welder. Solid family owned company with a good starting pay ($30+ per hour plus good benefits.) Need to be at the top of your game. Laser cutting, laser welding, press brake forming, Fronius welders. Excellent work life balance. Relaxed work environment. I’ll train the right guy on the specifics. Clean shop. Cool place to work. OT depends on the project. If you think you have IT, Send me a DM. I have to like you first and foremost before I send you to the top of the list. 3 man fab shop.

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u/BreakProfessional780 — 5 hours ago

Office/working/cubicle space for rent?

I work remotely but working from home is difficult. Looking for a space that I can pop into a few times per week where I can set up my laptop and work in peace. I don't have a personal need for a private office, but I'm on the phone basically my entire workday (which is why I can't exactly work from a coffee shop) so I'd probably need a bit of seclusion as not to bother others in the vicinity. Looking for affordable recommendations and willing to drive up to 30 mins from the west side.

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u/Any_Detail_7184 — 4 hours ago

Nighttime beach bonfire?

Just wondering if there’s anywhere in the greater Cleveland area where it’s legal to have a bonfire on the beach, and namely at night.

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u/too_many__lemons — 13 hours ago

Best bars for Spanish / Latin music on a Friday night?

Hey everyone, looking to head out tonight (Friday) and want to find a good spot that plays Spanish music.

Ideally looking for a mix of Reggaeton, Salsa, and Bachata. Doesn't have to be a massive club, just a fun bar with a great vibe and good music. Any solid recommendations around town? Thanks!

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u/Best-Relation7842 — 9 hours ago

Bark in the Park tickets

Does anyone have Bark in the Park tickets for this Tuesday that they’re not able to use? I’d be happy to buy them from you! They’re sold out :(

Thank you!

Edited: the game is on Tuesday!

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u/MMButt — 7 hours ago
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Winking Lizard appreciation post

Just dropping in to discuss how great the Winking Lizard is. They can’t make a wrong move. Every single visit is a hit after a hit. Consistently bussin.

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u/wazman2222 — 23 hours ago

I-71 N major traffic

530AM major traffic on I-71 N just before the 247A steelyard exit. Major accident. Right two lanes blocked off. I would avoid if possible.

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u/DrDaddySaddy — 15 hours ago
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So did anyone else know that Cleveland was built on multiple native American burial mounds?

I just discovered this last night after going down a rabbit hole. As a lifelong Clevelander, this makes so much sense. We are being haunted yall.

Edit: Yes people, I was also taught there were mounds throughout ohio too. I am specifically talking about mounds in downtown Cleveland, like right outside of Tower City and the stadiums.

2nd edit: there are so many comments here of people that have clearly missed the point of this post. Reading comprehension you guys. Yes, we have all learned about the mounds in elementary school. How many of you actually knew they were right under the stadiums and tower city? Judging from the comments, ONE person! I am going to blame all of your lack of reading comprehension skills on your schools being built on top of burial mounds. And no, I don’t care about any of you people from Columbus or anywhere else from Ohio’s extensive third grade knowledge about the mounds. This is a Cleveland group. The mistake on the lake. The Cleveland curse. Hello. People born and raised here that understand what its like to always come up short. I am glad some of my people got this joke.

u/Elegant_Soft — 1 day ago

What are you doing this weekend?

As the title states. I was eyeing the Reggae fest (although it’s gonna rain 😟), but wanted to see what activities yall are doing this weekend!

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u/lilshortyy420 — 13 hours ago