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This West Side neighborhood offers some of the best restaurants in the city, including The South Side, Prosperity Social Club and Dante. By Allison Jack

Chris and Katie Wolf upended their lives to take a chance on opening a restaurant near Little Italy that hits the right marks and is the essence of cool in Wolf Pack Chorus. By Kate Bigam Kaput

Of note, that day also was Bob Feller’s first start on Opening Day. By Vince Guerrieri

Enjoy some fun facts about the upcoming total solar eclipse in Northeast Ohio. By Annie Nickoloff

The Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise contestant shares why she stayed in Cleveland after her break-up with Akron native Michael Allio. By Kate Bigam Kaput

In this fragmented time, we need something to believe in, something to bring us together. By Dillon Stewart

Northeast Ohio organizers and residents are preparing for the celestial event of the century, and the hundreds of thousands of visitors that will come with it. By Annie Nickoloff

Christi and Seth Fritz have gone viral online for their videos about barefoot living. The one problem? It's fiction. By Ida Lieszkovszky

Sometimes, nature announces itself and sears a day into our collective memory. By Sharon Holbrook

Skip the big box stores and head to Mac's Backs, Clevo Books and other Cleveland bookstores for your beach read. By Haley Strnad

Deciding to completely gut and reinvent a longtime family home is all about a sense of place and connections — with a mind to build in modern amenities. By Kristen Hampshire

These homeowners and designer use a mix of color, construction and features to make an area for the whole family. By Lynne Thompson

Get your eclipse glasses, t-shirts, merch and commemorative gear for the upcoming celestial event. By Christina Rufo

Dining programs at colleges such as Kent State University, University of Akron and Baldwin Wallace University are centered on students’ tastes and tech conveniences. By Kristen Hampshire

Study-away programs at Oberlin College, John Carroll University and Walsh University instill life skills and give students a passport to opportunities that translate to success in a global economy. By Kristen Hampshire