Fall is officially creeping into Northeast Ohio, which means it’s time to hunt down your favorite sweater, keep one eye on the Guardians’ magic number as the playoff chase heats up, and embrace the seasonal shift. But pennant races weren’t the only thing getting attention around town this week. As a city with deep music roots, our newsroom’s ears naturally perked up when a certain pop megastar announced an upcoming deluxe album featuring a track named “Cleveland!” 

Beyond new music and autumn weather, local headlines were packed with major developments across our neighborhoods. This week’s quiz tests your knowledge on changes planned for Glenville, a funding shortfall for local stadium upgrades and new investment coming to the Central neighborhood. 

Before we get started, let’s give a shout-out to quiz takers Biz H., Bob K., Chris E., Diane F., Ellen B., Erick G., Jennifer R., Joseph P., Kaushik S., Martha G., Michael D., Monica R. and Paul C. for scoring 100% on last week’s news quiz. Well done.

Ready. Set. Quiz. 

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#1 Which pop megastar and new Cuyahoga County property owner just announced a new song titled "Cleveland!"?*
#2 Cleveland plans to demolish the J. Glen Smith Health Center in Glenville to make room for what?*
#3 Which Cleveland sports venue is facing a funding shortage for a $37 million upgrade to its famous "Humongotron" scoreboard?*
#4 Cleveland is offering $1 million in incentives to bring what kind of manufacturer to a vacant Central neighborhood?*
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