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Sixteen independent bookstores across Greater Cleveland are rolling out a punch card to celebrate the day.

From apple butter sold in a horse-drawn wagon to Uncrustables, the innovation philosophy of the J.M. Smucker company has changed little since 1897. 

“We’re not simply building buildings, we’re building a community.” 

As each independent record store has its own vision and clientele, they are key to maintaining diversity and innovation in the music industry.

Earth Day is Monday, April 22.  But we need to talk about sustainability all year, not just once a year. Future generations deserve to experience our natural world in the same way we have had the privilege of enjoying it.   Our green city on ...

A sense of awe descended over Greater Cleveland at 3:13 p.m. Monday, as the moon eclipsed the sun and darkness covered The Land.  This was what it was all about, and why an estimated 200,000 people made Greater Cleveland their destination: a total solar eclipse. The festivals, the Final Four, concerts and films were great – but this was the main attraction – a truly once in a lifetime experience.

Cleveland was the winner Sunday as tens of thousands of basketball, science and music fans filled the city from NorthCoast Harbor to Rocket Mortgage Field House and Playhouse Square. With the final NCAA women’s basketball game, NASA’s Total Eclipse Fest, Celestial Blast and SolarFest at the Rock Hall and the Cleveland International Film Festival, there was something for everyone. And then some.

From Total Eclipse Fest at the Great Lakes Science Center to SolarFest at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum to Super Saturday practices and Tourney Town events for the Women’s Final Four to a full day of movies at the Cleveland International Film Festival, the global spotlight was on The Land.

The goal is to empower artists to increase their business knowledge, so they can focus on their craft.

The 2024 CUBE Symposium is April 9.