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Pour Cleveland closes its doors downtown, owner saw writing on the wall

Pour Cleveland closes its doors downtown, owner saw ‘writing on the wall’ Marc Bona, cleveland.com © Marc Bona, cleveland.com/cleveland.com/TNS Pour Cleveland, the coffee shop at 5th Street Arcades on Euclid Avenue in downtown, has closed. CLEVELAND, Ohio – Pour Cleveland downtown has closed, another victim of the coronavirus pandemic. “It’s been kind of a roller-coaster since Covid hit,” owner Charlie Eisenstat said. “Probably maybe a month, maybe three weeks into it, I think I saw the writing on the wall. I told my wife ‘The shop’s probably done’ back in April.” Located at 5th Street Arcades on Euclid Avenue, Pour Cleveland was close to a multitude of businesses. The shop opened in 2013, two years after Eisenstat moved back to Northeast Ohio from Illinois.

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Ohio issues amended self-service food-station order

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Ohio Health Director Stephanie McCloud signed an amended order reopening self-service food stations in restaurants, bars, banquet and catering facilities with certain conditions. The order – which goes into effect at 11:59 tonight – Feb. 11 – includes responsibilities for both businesses as well as customers as a way to stem the spread of coronavirus. It stipulates the .

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Cleveland Independents restaurants offering Valentine s Day To Go menu options

Cleveland Independents restaurants offering Valentine’s Day To Go menu options Marc Bona, cleveland.com © cleveland.com collage/cleveland.com/TNS Some of the Cleveland Independents restaurants are participating in Valentines Day To Go menu options. CLEVELAND, Ohio – Almost two dozen restaurants in the Cleveland Independents consortium are set to offer Valentine’s Day To Go dishes. Most of the restaurants will make their special menus available Thursday, Feb. 11 through Sunday, Feb. 14 (Valentine’s Day falls on Sunday, when some restaurants are closed.) Takeout is the focus, but some will be offering in-dining specials as well along with optional wine and/or cocktails with the menu items.

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Mayfield Curling Club, founded in 1962, gets new home in Warrensville Heights (photos)

Mayfield Curling Club, founded in 1962, gets new home in Warrensville Heights (photos) © Marc Bona, cleveland.com/cleveland.com/TNS Each round is called an end. WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, Ohio – An old sport dating hundreds of years, requiring precision, steadiness and teamwork has gained a new beginning in Greater Cleveland. Right next to a Family Dollar store in Warrensville Heights. It might seem an unlikely place for Mayfield Curling Club, but it’s working out pretty well for participants and competitors of the sport, a frozen blend of shuffleboard and bocce. © Marc Bona, cleveland.com/cleveland.com/TNS The bottom of curlers shoes are made of Teflon.

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The Presidents vs the Press author Holzer to give virtual presentation via Hudson Library

HUDSON, Ohio – Hudson Library & Historical Society has scheduled a virtual event with presidential historian Harold Holzer, author of “The Presidents vs. the Press: The Endless Battle between the White House and the Media-From the Founding Fathers to Fake News.” The event is 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 27. Registration for the free program is required; participants will receive an email invitation .

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