The sun is shining, the lake is calling, and school is officially out—which means it’s time to get out there and enjoy everything our city has to offer. But before you head down to the beach or another beautiful part of the city, let’s see how closely you’ve been paying attention to the news this week. From big updates on how we park downtown to neighborhood developments and local history, we’ve got a quick four-question roundup to test your Cleveland smarts.

Grab an iced coffee or cool drink, tap into that hometown pride, and dive into this week’s Signal Cleveland news quiz!

Before we get started, let’s give a shout-out to quiz takers Brenda E., Donna W., Erick G., Jared G., Jeana P., Kathy R., Kaushik S., Marge C. and Mollie E.  for scoring 100% on last week’s quiz. Well done!

Ready. Set. Quiz. 

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#1 Which iconic Cleveland Metroparks destination features a historic 1940s Coast Guard station?*
#2 What is the name of the Cleveland program that has helped get more than 200 unsheltered people off the streets and into homes?*
#3 Which Cleveland neighborhood will be home to the new 33-unit City View Lofts apartment building?*
#4 What did Cleveland City Council decide to do regarding the city's street parking rates and hours?*
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