 | 141. |  | John Gorman on ... Springsteen at the Agora On Aug. 9, 1978, Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band played the Agora in a performance broadcast live on WMMS. It has since become the most famous Springsteen bootleg of all time. The show was part of a free small-club tour Columbia Records hoped would revive The Boss' fame, after it began to fade following Born to Run. The man who made WMMS into an FM rock giant, John Gorman, brought Springsteen to town for that show and was in the audience. Issue: December 2012 Category: Features
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 | 142. |  | Mike Hargrove on ... The 1995 Indians Hargrove, who won 721 games as manager of the Indians from 1991-1999, led the team to a 100-44 record in 1995 and the team's first World Series appearance since 1954. The Tribe clinched the division title with a 3-2 win against the Baltimore Orioles on Sept. 8 in front of 41,656 fans. Issue: December 2012 Category: Features
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 | 143. |  | Ohio City The intersection of West 25th Street and Lorain Avenue is the epicenter of the city's coolest neighborhood, which bills itself as an artisanal food and drink destination. Our map is just a start.  Issue: December 2012 Category: Features Author: Kim Schneider
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 | 144. |  | On Location Issue: December 2012 Category: Features
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 | 145. |  | Our Gritty Past Issue: December 2012 Category: Features Author: Mark Winegardner
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 | 146. |  | Our Medical Might Issue: December 2012 Category: Features
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 | 147. |  | Our Two-Newspaper Town When the Cleveland Press printed its last edition in 1982, a little part of the city died, too. Maybe nobody knows this better than Dick Feagler, who worked at the Press before becoming part of our staff. He offered a lengthy obituary for the paper in our August 1982 issue. Issue: December 2012 Category: Features
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 | 148. |  | PlayhouseSquare Downtown's theater district is home to a cast of characters with stage presence.  Issue: December 2012 Category: Features Author: Kim Schneider
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 | 149. |  | Symon Says: Our Iron Chef ... in his own words Between three signature restaurants, six burger joints, Iron Chef duties, The Chew tapings and a tour to promote his new book, Carnivore: 120 Recipes for Meat Lovers, Michael Symon's calendar was, to say the least, a little overbooked. Yet the North Olmsted boy turned national star happily carved out some time to talk to us.  Issue: December 2012 Category: Features Author: Interview by Amber Matheson
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 | 150. |  | Take Cover Everything from group sex to the demise of the Cleveland Press to Paul Newman have graced our cover. Here are 20 of our most memorable moments in print. Issue: December 2012 Category: Features
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 | 151. |  | The Cleveland Orchestra Issue: December 2012 Category: Features
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 | 152. |  | The Flats In 1996, Cleveland was on a roll and the riverfront — particularly Shooters on the Water — was the place to revel during the city's bicentennial. The Flats' heyday has been over for more than a decade now. But this spring, the East Bank of the Flats will begin to re-emerge as a new waterfront neighborhood. Issue: December 2012 Category: Features Author: Interviews by Colleen Smitek
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 | 153. |  | The Reinvention of University Circle Ever since our second issue in May 1972, we've been writing about University Circle's efforts to become "a place with people, with commerce, with culture, with education, with jobs." Cleveland's second downtown has been reshaped and transformed in the last decade. Here are some of its biggest cultural leaps forward.  Issue: December 2012 Category: Features Author: Erick Trickey
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 | 154. |  | The River Cleanup The river fire may be the big joke, but it got the nation serious about the environment. Congressman Louis Stokes recalled the work that went into the Clean Water Act of 1972 for a story we wrote in 2009 marking the 40th anniversary of the fire. Issue: December 2012 Category: Features
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 | 155. |  | Things We’d Rather Forget Hindsight is 20-20 and all that, but it would be nice to get a do-over — or at least a Men In Black-style mind-erasing — when it comes to these memorable moments from the past 40 years. Issue: December 2012 Category: Features
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 | 156. |  | Uptown Issue: December 2012 Category: Features
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 | 157. |  | Viktor Schreckengost’s Legacy of Design Issue: December 2012 Category: Features Author: Jennifer Keirn
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 | 158. |  | Voinovich and Forbes: The Era of Good Feelings Issue: December 2012 Category: Features Author: Erick Trickey
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 | 159. |  | Life According To ... Jim Tressel Issue: December 2012 Category: Features Author: Interview by Lynne Thompson
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 | 160. |  | Morning Glory Issue: November 2012 Category: Features Author: Stories by Cleveland Magazine Staff
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