We are right in the sweet spot of summer. While the global excitement of the World Cup wraps up this weekend, there is still plenty of summer left to soak up across Greater Cleveland—whether you are spending a breezy afternoon down by the lake or taking a walk through the city’s tree-lined neighborhoods. But even as we enjoy these glorious July days, we’re keeping a close eye on our changing local landscape.

This week, neighborhood headlines are giving residents plenty to talk about. From school staffing updates to crucial public health notices and major victories for local workers in the courtroom, things are moving fast. Before you check out for the weekend, let’s see how well you’ve been paying attention.

Before we get started, let’s give a shout-out to quiz takers Peter J., Patrick D., Greg W., Joseph S., Erick G., SheilaMarie T., Mike H., Donna W., Caitlin M., Martha G., Mollie E. and Kaushik S. for scoring 100% on last week’s news quiz. Well done!

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#1 Located in Lake View Cemetery, the famous bronze statue known as the "Angel of Death Victorious" is best known for what unique visual effect?*
#2 Employees of Northeast Ohio Neighborhood Health Services (NEON) recently won a series of Cleveland Municipal Court lawsuits against their employer. What did the workers sue over?*
#3 Health officials are tracking a multi-state outbreak of cyclosporiasis that has officially arrived in Cleveland. What is the most notable symptom caused by this foodborne parasite?*
#4 Following a series of spring layoffs, roughly how many employees have been recalled to jobs at CMSD so far?*
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