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A Cleveland videographer is staying in an Airbnb to prevent potentially spreading COVID-19 after attending a protest. -
For a few weeks, Lisa Langford was lost in Ohio's unemployment system. -
Actor/playwright Nina Domingue-Glover is uncertain what shape theater will take as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. -
Joanne Wittenbrook shares her experience as a home health aide and how she tries to protect herself and her clients. -
An intensive care nurse describes the challenges of caring for COVID-19 patients at Marymount Hospital. -
Magnolia Clubhouse brought people with mental illness out of isolation, but the pandemic put them back in it. -
Todd Mesek lost his brother, Tim, to a heart attack in March. The family hasn't been able to hold a funeral or memorial. -
Flowerville owner talks about persevering despite losing much of his business during a key month of the year. -
The Rock Hall's Lisa Vinciquerra takes music to the people in the Joy Ride van. -
The barbers at Urban Kutz rent space from owner Waverly Willis. He was denied a payroll protection loan.
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