Steven Litt is a journalist who focuses on local news in Cleveland, Ohio. He writes for cleveland.com, covering a range of topics including city development, arts and culture, education, and social issues. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to uncovering hidden stories, Steven keeps his readers informed about the happenings in their community.
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Steven Litt’s coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements, cultural events, and art in Cleveland. He appears to have a keen interest in the intersection of culture, design, government policy, and society as they pertain to Cleveland.
Given his focus on local news and events within the Cleveland area, Steven is likely to be more responsive to pitches that highlight unique aspects of the local arts scene or cover significant developments related to cultural events or governmental policies within Cleveland.
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| CLEVELAND, Ohio — Frank Lloyd Wright, who loved to create sensations of spatial “ compression and release ,” in the entries to his
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A Japanese artist based in Japan creates beguiling images of planetary-scale catastrophes.
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West 29th Street will test new ideas in closing streets to traffic to increase safety and livability.
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The Man of Steel will finally get a place of honor in Cleveland, his 'birthplace.'
CLEVELAND, Ohio — A long-awaited Cleveland monument to Superman, the 1933 brainchild of former Glenville High School students Jerry Siegal and Joe Shuster, is all but ready to lift off.
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The major gift to the museum will pay for exhibitions, curatorial expertise and other needs.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Some people seek transcendence by hiking the entire Appalachian Trail, swimming the English Channel or walking or biking across America from coast to coast.
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The conflict pits state law against federal policy giving NOACA, a regional agency, authority over adding interchanges to federal highways.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Big changes are coming to West 25th Street in Cleveland, where the Great Cleveland Regional Transit Authority is planning a new bus rapid transit line with an estimated cost of $50 million.
| CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cleveland Museum of Art prides itself on representing diverse cultures, religions and aesthetics from across the globe and more than 5,000 years of human history.
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