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Data geek & journalist for cleveland.com & The Plain Dealer. Focuses on regional development and transportation
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Ideas aplenty for repurposing a dozen Cleveland schools that just closed

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By Rich Exner 
| Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio — For generations, children walked through the doors of the brick school sandwiched between West 10th Street and Tremont Avenue in one of Cleveland’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Now, as the Cleveland Metropolitan School District vacates the sprawling century-old building most recently known as Tremont Montessori, city leaders, neighborhood advocates and residents are beginning to imagine what comes next. Will the former school become housing? Community space? An arts destination?
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Browns not alone: Yet another pro sports franchise seeks mixed-use development for new stadium

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By Rich Exner 
| Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Yet another pro sports franchise has announced plans to move to a plush new facility as part of an extensive mixed-use development - joining the likes of the Cleveland Browns, Washington Commanders and Kansas City Chiefs. This time, however, the host city isn’t changing, just the location by several miles.
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Cleveland RTA launches fare-cap system to limit what riders pay

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By Rich Exner 
| Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority is taking the guesswork out of whether to pay one ride at a time, or opt in advance for an all-day, seven-day or monthly pass. Starting Monday, riders can now pay as they go and pay no more than the best deal - once they reach the threshold for each option. If you take enough rides in a single day that an all-day pass is the cheapest option, the max you will pay is the $5 price for an all-day pass (half for seniors).
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