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A message from Evan Dammarell, founder and editor in chief
I’ll be real: you could get sports coverage anywhere. You can find stories about Cleveland’s professional and semi-professional teams from just about any news source here.
But that’s why I created Right Down Euclid.
You don’t have to get local sports, entertainment, and culture news from just anywhere.
From me, in the newsletter, you get unique perspective and opinions. As a proud Clevelander, I strive to serve my neighbors. And it’s readers, whose support makes it possible.
Right Down Euclid is truly different (in a good way!), and that’s thanks to you.
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Right Down Euclid aims to change the way Cleveland news, sports, entertainment, food, and culture are covered, forever.
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