Sue Ogrocki
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The Associated Press
Increased construction in Downtown Cleveland has additional city entry and exit points closed or restricted.
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Phoenix Theatres in Great Northern Mall has recently installed projectors allowing the theater to offer new and classic films as they were shot on 70mm film.
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