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1 week ago |
wkyc.com | Jeff Reidel
CLEVELAND — For a year now, the Museum of Illusions, 186 Euclid Avenue, Suite 130, Cleveland, in Public Square Cleveland has left visitors wondering, can I believe what I see? Inside, reality bends, walls move, and gravity is defied. The Ames Room is a crowd favorite, playing tricks with perspective and space. “It's just really cool. Especially, when you bring children here. Kids like it because they obviously look taller than their parents,” said Chris Caldwell, the Manager of Museum of Illusions.
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2 weeks ago |
wkyc.com | Jeff Reidel
CLEVELAND — Northeast Ohio health care officials say their services are in high demand. But the ability to meet our communities’ growing needs is limited by the medical workforce, which can lead to burnout. So, the health systems are finding artificial intelligence solutions to help both doctors and patients. When Dr. Dylan Timberlake helps patients with their allergies at the Cleveland Clinic, he feels more connected.
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3 weeks ago |
wkyc.com | Jeff Reidel
CLEVELAND — The City of Cleveland is making it easier to improve neighborhoods by tapping into an unexpected resource: vacant lots. And they're enlisting help from the people who know these neighborhoods best, the residents. Walking down East 85th Street in the St. Clair Superior neighborhood, it doesn’t take long to find several vacant lots, all waiting for a purpose.
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1 month ago |
wkyc.com | Jeff Reidel
CLEVELAND — Downtown Cleveland is stepping into the international spotlight once again. From May 7-9, the city welcomes hundreds of urban leaders from around the world. They're here to discover what’s cool, new and on the rise in the heart of the city during the International Downtown Association (IDA) Spring Summit. Now is the time to show off Downtown Cleveland to the world.
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1 month ago |
wkyc.com | Jeff Reidel
PENINSULA, Ohio — With 3D printed key in hand, Girl Scout leaders, elected officials opened the possibilities of the Vivian von Gruenigen, MD STEM Center of Excellence on the Daley Family Campus for STEM Innovation. The brand-new learning facility in Peninsula aims to change the future for girls across the region. The STEM Center for Excellence features tech workshops, outdoor classrooms, a green roof, and even a stargazing observatory, all designed to spark curiosity and innovation.
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