This week’s quiz writer went down a rabbit hole while researching Cleveland trivia and ended up somewhere between pink flamingo lawn ornaments and a plate of pierogis. Naturally, that turned into our first question: Which Cleveland suburb is famous for both?

Don’t worry, the rest of the quiz is a little more serious (but still fun!). You’ll find questions about bees buzzing in an urban farm, new services for CMSD students and major investments in local health care.

So grab your Cleveland pride (and maybe a pierogi or two) and see how much you know about what’s happening in our community.Before we get started, let’s give a shout out to quiz takers Patricia C., Benjamin D. and Kaushik S. for scoring 100% on last week’s quiz. Well done!

Ready. Set. Quiz. 

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What Cleveland suburb is famous for its pink flamingo lawn ornaments and a pierogi festival?*
Which Cleveland neighborhood is home to Hood Honey – an urban farm that promotes the importance of bees?*
What service is expanding at several CMSD schools?*
How much is being invested in the expansion of the Hitchcock Center for Women?*
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