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March 21, 2022

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Does COVID-19 mean less coffee? Starbucks and other cafes vacate Cleveland’s Public Square during the pandemic

Workers returning to downtown offices in 2022 will arrive to a less caffeinated Public Square with both local coffee shops and several Starbucks locations leaving the area.

By Sean McDonnell, cleveland.com

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Ending your car lease is tricky, but can still pay off

If you simply give your leased car back, you might be leaving money on the table and losing leverage for your next lease or buy transaction.

By NerdWallet

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VW’s Microbus is reborn as the groovy, electric ID.Buzz. Here’s what it looks like

V-dub promises to be the first all-electric minivan

By Tribune News Service

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If Dave Yost’s HB6 case proceeds, could jurors infer the worst from witnesses who plead the Fifth?

Pursuing the case while defendants invoke the Fifth Amendment could prompt a judge tell jurors they can view that refusal to answer questions in a bad light, provided other evidence supports that conclusion.

By Robert Higgs, cleveland.com

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Union projectionists reach agreement, will support Cleveland International Film Festival at Playhouse Square

After accusations swirled last week that the venue for this year’s Cleveland International Film Festival had locked out union projectionists, the two parties have come to an agreement.

By Jane Morice | [email protected]

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Entertainment

These outdoor play areas and bouncy houses are great for spring

Upgrade your backyard set up in time for the weather to get warmer.

By Victoria Priola, eCommerce writer

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