CLEVELAND, Ohio – A program that provides free musical instruments and lessons to Cleveland youth has retooled to deal with the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic and now is seeking instrument donations.

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CLEVELAND, Ohio – A program that provides free musical instruments and lessons to Cleveland youth plans to hold a second drive Friday to collect instrument donations. The Play It Forward Cleveland ...

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