Whew! Yesterday was a hot one in Cleveland. And while today brings some mild relief, the temperatures aren’t the only thing coming down around here. A Cleveland landmark is in the midst of being demolished. Do you know which one? That question kicks off the latest edition of the Signal Cleveland news quiz, your chance to test your news knowledge from the week.

The late Ozzy Osbourne, frontman for Black Sabbath, once sang, “I’m going through changes.” That may or may not have been about Cleveland’s ward maps. Cleveland’s long-awaited new political boundaries — altered because of population loss — will be cemented following this fall’s election of Cleveland City Council members. Know how many wards will be left standing? Flex your civic muscle in this week’s quiz.

Speaking of Ozzy, if anyone would enjoy a music and arts festival in a cemetery, it’d probably be the Blizzard of Ozz. Turns out anyone can participate in such a fete this weekend in Cleveland. Know where? Your chance to prove it is right below.

So dive in and test what you’ve learned this week.

Congrats to quiz takers Erick G., Kaushik S., Sal N., Michelle S. and James S. for scoring 100% on last week’s quiz. 

Let’s go.

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What Cleveland landmark is being demolished this summer?*
If you are looking to dance on (or near) a grave, where should you go this weekend?*
Cleveland City Council will have fewer wards beginning this year. How many will it have in total?*
A local nonprofit is helping high school students hone their collective bargaining skills. How many students participated in its program this week?*
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