Jennie Jones is in love. And it’s easy to see why: When gazing upon the object of her affection, she makes it a point to look beyond the grit, focusing instead on the greatness that often goes unnoticed.
Which is why, through her eyes, much of Cleveland has never looked better. To read more, click here to subscribe. >>
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