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The Gateway to the Heights

Cedar-Fairmount found its name in the late 1910s because of the area’s connection to Cleveland’s streetcar line.

By DAVID BATES

Overlooking University Circle, Cedar-Fairmont leaves the lowlands that take travelers into downtown and climbs to an area with a popular mixture of businesses and residents.

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Euclid Avenue: The center of the city

As Cleveland gained notoriety, so did Euclid Avenue. It gained popularity as a tourist attraction and became a place where the elite lived.

By MARY SPINELLI

Two prominent centers of leisure and entertainment anchor different ends of Euclid Avenue. To the west is Playhouse Square and to the east is University Circle.

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Clifton Boulevard: One of the busiest streets in Cleveland

By Wesley Allen

(Editor’s Note: This article was written for Leo’s Jeffres’ Specialized class.)

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Broadway Avenue/Slavic Village: The Rise, Fall and Rebirth

By Robert Fenbers

(Editor’s Note: This article was written for Leo’s Jeffres’ Specialized Writing class.)

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Prospect Avenue: Going Through Changes

By Jake Moore

(Editor’s Note: This article was written for Leo’s Jeffres’ Specialized Writing class.)

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West Ninth and the Start of Cleveland

West Ninth is part of the Warehouse District, a historic 8-block district that Cleveland designated a Cleveland Landmark District in 1982.

By Anthony Thompson

(Editor’s Note: This article was written for Leo’s Jeffres’ Specialized Writing class.)

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CSU theatre student talks about how COVID-19 has affected her performing arts education

By Sheena Holland

Sophia Costanzo was looking forward to a busy few months during one of her final semesters at Cleveland State as she nears the completion of her theatre degree -- but like many students, the coronavirus crisis changed everything.