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In todayâs 216 Scoop Edition:
Supernatural wonders, unusual attractions: 237 reasons to explore
Guardians make another deal: Theyâre on TV
Campaign to bring NASA to Cleveland blasts off
Wakanda weekend for the Cleveland Orchestra
A pooch parade with cocktails & treats
John Petkovic, Mark Espinosa, Victor Takakura
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IN THE NEWS
Supernatural wonders, unusual attractions: 237 reasons to explore

Photos courtesy Atlas Obscura
The signs of spring have been misleading. But we hope springs eternal â and at some point, you just have to head outside and choose adventure.
Here comes Atlas Obscura. The always-adventurous travel and exploration site has released 237 Cool, Hidden, and Unusual Things to Do in Ohio.
Itâs a stellar guide of the state and Cleveland that boasts little-known gems, strange attractions and supernatural wonders that are a road trip and close to home.
There are dozen spots in and around Cleveland. Some are recognizable: the Cleveland Arcade, the Garfield Memorial, West Side Market, the house from âA Christmas Story.â
But most make for a unique adventureâŚ
Wordenâs Ledges in Hinkley: Sandstone cliffs in the middle of lush woods that were created by an ancient ocean that features carvings of faces (created in the 1940s). Nice place for a hike.
Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick in Cleveland: A collection of occult artifacts and paraphernalia.
Yorkie Doodle Dandy Memorial in Rocky River Reservation: A tribute to four-pound dog found in New Guinea in 1944 that became a war hero.
Tim Willisâ Junkyard Playground in Clevelandâs Fairfax neighborhood: A collection of crazy monster trucks and crazy metal robots.
Hillandale Bridge in Hillandale Park, Euclid: Dubbed âThe Bridge to Nowhere,â the 1920s left-for-dead structure is an abandoned architectural wonder that is a magnet for hikers and photographers.
We could go on and on. Instead, why not just head out, embrace spring and go exploring.
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Guardians make another deal: Theyâre on TV

Photo courtesy Cleveland Guardians/MLB
The Nolan Jones trade wasnât the only late move made by the Guardians. Just when it seemed as if the majority of Greater Clevelanders wouldnât be able to watch the team on TV, thereâs a dealâŚ
Hours before the season opener, the Guardians announced that games will be available on the following cable providers:
AT&T U-verse (Channel 736 or 1736)
COX (Channel 80)
DIRECTV Satellite and Streaming (Channel 662)
FuboTV
Spectrum (Channel 306 or 1306)
You can also watch via the teamâs streaming service, CleGuardiansTV for $99.99 a year.
Campaign to bring NASA to Cleveland blasts off

Photos courtesy NASA Glenn Science Center
The campaign for NASA is blasting off.
Cleveland City Council has passed a resolution calling on the Trump Administration to relocate NASAâs headquarters here.
â[It] would provide significantly lower cost of living and operational costs than Washington, D.C. resulting in substantial taxpayer savings; strategically align efforts to decentralize federal agencies,â the resolution states.
Council President Blaine Griffin also sent a letter to Vice President JD Vance and Jared Isaacman, the administrator nominee for NASA.
The push by city council echoes appeals from Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb, Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne and over 80 Northeast Ohio mayors.
It follows a letter from Ohio Governor Mike DeWine to the administration that calls Ohio âThe birthplace of aviation, the heart of America's aerospace industry, and a critical hub for advanced technology, research, and manufacturing.â
Team NEO and the Greater Cleveland Partnership have spearheaded the local campaign to bring NASA to Cleveland.
Ohio lawmakers got the ball rolling with a letter to the administration earlier this month.
The campaign features a three-prong strategy: Ohioâs historic role in aviation; the existing space infrastructure and economic savings due to cheaper rents and a lower cost of living.
Wakanda weekend for Cleveland Orchestra

Photos courtesy Marvel
Who needs Wagner, Mozart and Stravinsky when you have⌠Black Panther?
Welcome to Wakanda, er, I mean, Severance Music Hall.
At 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, the Cleveland Orchestra will accompany a screening of the 2018 Marvel film with a performance of Ludwig Goranssonâs Grammy-winning score.
The music-and-movie spectacle will also feature four of the Oscar-winning costumes from the film â which will be on display in the lobby Severance.
Anthony Parnther, who conducted the score for the filmâs sequel, will lead the orchestra â which will be joined by Senegalese percussionist, who played on the soundtrack.
The orchestra will also host pre-concert talks both nights, including a Saturday Q&A with Derrick and Kevin Boseman, brothers of the late Chadwick Boseman. More info here.
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The 216 Rundown
Sport talkers hit the comedy club
A lot of sports talkers are blowhards. Hey, arenât we all â especially when it comes to sports? Blame sports!
Thereâs some of that on the Ultimate Cleveland Sport Show. But the show â which features Cleveland sports talkers Jay Crawford, Adam the Bull, G Bush, Tyvis Powell & Mikey McNuggets â also boasts a light-hearted touch a sense of humor.
Which is the reason itâs the become the most popular streaming sports show â 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday.
The UCCS crew is working overtime: At 8:45 tonight, it will hit Hilarities Theater at Pickwick & Frolic to share sports tales and talks, talk smack and break out some guests, gags and stories.
All proceeds from the event will be donated to the Northeast Ohio Boys & Girls Club. More info here.
Time to tango
The Oblivion Project: Nuevo Tango of Astor Piazzolla at Cleveland Museum of Art: Argentine modern-tango Astor Piazzolla wrote over 3,000 songs and revolutionized the traditional tango by incorporating elements from jazz and classical music. Clevelandâs Oblivion Project will be joined by Argentine opera singer Malena Dayen to pay tribute to Piazollaâs music. 7 p.m. Friday. More info here.
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Sports, Entertainment, & Culture

Photos courtesy Taps and Tails
4-7 p.m. Saturday: A pooch parade with cocktails & treats
What kind of a bar serves cocktails with names like Doggone It? The Bloodhound? Iâm a Lover, Not a Biter?
Well, of course, a dog park that doubles as a bar â Taps and Tails, 1901 Train Avenue, Cleveland.
The hotspot for party animals â human and canine -- will cater to cocktail sippers and pups when it hosts Mardi Paws Parade. The bash features Doggy Donut Treats, a Bourbon-themed cocktail, Mardi Gras favors and props and activities for the pups. More info here.
VINTAGE CLEVELAND
Cleveland, 1973: Kids frolic on an abandoned car along the Cuyahoga River.

Photo courtesy National Archives
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WEATHER
Friday - 03/28
64 đĄď¸ 61 | đ§ď¸ | 80% | đ¨ S 25 mph (22 knots)â
Saturday - 03/29
69 đĄď¸ 57 | đĽď¸ | 50% | đ¨ SW 20 mph (17 knots)â
Sunday - 03/30
55 đĄď¸ 46 | âď¸ | 10% | đ¨ NW 15 mph (13 knots)â
Source: weather.com
Live Shows in the 216
Friday - 03/28
Severance Music Center | Cleveland Orchestra | 7:30 PM
Gartner Auditorium | The Nuevo Tango of Astor Piazzolla | 7:30 PM
Beachland Ballroom | Into the Blue | Time TBD
Music Box Supper Club | Jonah Koslen | Time TBD
Coda - Cleveland | Racoma | Time TBD
Bohemian National Hall | Not A Nautical Cabaret | Time TBD
House of Blues Cleveland | Dexter and The Moonrocks with Red Leather | Time TBD
Alliance Event Center | Eslabon Armado | Time TBD
Agora Theatre | Stereophonics | Time TBD
BOP STOP at The Music Settlement | Helen Welch and Friends | Time TBD
No Class | From A Second Story Window / Nightmare Unit | Time TBD
The Winchester Music Tavern | Monster Mash Pt III | Time TBD
Saturday - 03/29
Agora Theatre & Ballroom | Stereophonics | Time TBD
Beachland Ballroom & Tavern | Grieves | Time TBD
House of Blues Cleveland | Corey Kent | Time TBD
Music Box Supper Club | Aretha Franklin Tribute by Thornetta Davis | Time TBD
CODA | Racoma | Time TBD
Lekko Coffee | Chris Higgins | Secret Society Comedy In Ohio City | Time TBD
2920 Detroit Ave | Stephen Philip Harvey Jazz Orchestra Live Recording | Time TBD
8701 Madison Ave | LOUD NES with special guest TBA | Time TBD
Sunday - 03/30
House of Blues Cleveland | Nettspend | 7:00 PM
Akron-Summit County Public Library | The Oblivion Project | 2:00 PM
No Class | From A Second Story Window / Nightmare Unit / Samarra | Time TBD
The Winchester Music Tavern | Monster Mash Pt III | Time TBDâ
The 216 Sports Area
Upcoming Games
Cavaliers
Away vs. Detroit Pistons, 7:00 p.m., Friday, Mar. 28
Home vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 3:30 p.m., Sunday, Mar. 30
Cleveland Monsters
Home vs. Texas Stars, 7:00 p.m., Friday, Mar. 28
Home vs. Texas Stars, 7:00 p.m., Saturday, Mar. 29
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