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The 'Homeless Jesus' sculpture went viral, now more biblical public art is coming to Cleveland Sculptor reveals the meaning behind his provocative art depicting Jesus in need

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Downtown Cleveland Christmas Walking Tours!
November 28 - December 27, 2021

This guided walking tour explores the history of some of downtown's most famous department stores and their many Christmas traditions. Stroll down Euclid Avenue as we discuss Cleveland Christmas delights like Higbee's Twigbee Shop, Halle Bros. Mr. Jingeling and the Sterling-Lindner Christmas tree. Experience downtown all decorated for the holidays!

Reservations required; tickets $20 per adult. See our schedule and book at www.toursofcleveland.com

Go Browns - Cleveland Browns 2021 Drive-Thru Rally Browns' Drive Thru Rally 2021. A short video of the drive thru rally starting off with a photo of the poster the Cleveland Browns and Taco Bell gave to every...

Congratulations Cleveland Browns! What a long strange trip it has been.
Top photo, a panorama of the first kick off of the "New Browns" September 12, 1999 offered by the Cleveland Kennel Club back then.
Bottom photo is taken at 4:06pm January 3, 2021 as Cleveland Browns return to the Playoffs. Where we belong.

In a year of unprecedented challenges, we're humbled and thankful for our members and sponsors who have continued to support our mission for safe streets. We wish all of you the very best this holiday season and beyond. bikecleveland.org/member

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Cleveland's Downtown is one of the fastest growing area in the county. In fact Downtown living has gotten so full it is growing.