Between crisp autumn weather, a promising Browns season, and neighborhood trick-or-treating, it’s a great week to celebrate fall and test your local smarts. What would Halloween weekend in Cleveland be without a nod to an historic cemetery? 

Back at City Hall and across our neighborhoods, there was also plenty to keep track of. Between a contentious City Council vote related to the Browns’ move, upcoming vacancies on the CMSD Board of Education, and the biannual ritual of adjusting our clocks, Greater Cleveland had no shortage of news. See how closely you were paying attention. 

Before we get started, let’s give a shout-out to quiz takers Donna W., Erick G., Jorge L., Kaushik S., Louise B., Martha G., Mollie E., Nate L. and Richard J. for scoring 100% on last week’s news quiz. Well done.

Ready. Set. Quiz. 

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#1 What is the oldest existing cemetery in the City of Cleveland?*
#2 Daylight saving time wraps up this weekend. Which way are you turning your manual clocks?*
#3 Cleveland is taking applications to fill empty seats on the CMSD school board. How many spots are currently open?*
#4 As the Browns prepare to pack their bags for Brook Park, what did Cleveland City Council vote down this week?*
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