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clevelandmagazine.com
From Rust Belt to Blue Belt: Meet the Organizations Growing Northeast Ohio’s Water Economy
Think of a drop of Lake Erie water as a crystal ball. Stare at the drop and it could reveal incredible strides — improvements in sustainability, cleaner water, booming fishing, transportation and commerce industries. And, of course, recreational opportunities that put Lake Erie and the Great Lakes in an enviable position.
everafterinthewoods.com
The 8 Cleveland, Ohio Antique Shops Locals Swear By
I can walk into a Cleveland antique shop looking for a small picture frame and leave seriously considering whether a vintage cabinet would fit in my car. Apparently, sticking to a shopping list becomes much harder when every shelf offers something unexpected. That’s what I enjoy about exploring the city’s...
Cleveland Jewish News
Sugr Pop Candy | Gwenn Groedel and Suzy Stone
Before founding their own business, Gwenn Groedel and Suzy Stone were high school classmates and college roommates. The women founded Sugr Pop Candy two years ago, but worked together as boutique event planners before getting into the candy business. Their lifelong friendship lends to creating the product they deliver to...
hoodline.com
Mt. Pleasant Farmer Nearly Loses Chickens, Land in Clash With Cleveland Councilmember
For nearly a decade, Shirley Bell-Wheeler has turned vacant lots in Cleveland's Mt. Pleasant neighborhood into a working farm, growing produce for neighbors after the local Giant Eagle closed. This fall, city animal control officers gave her 24 hours to get rid of her chickens, and for about a week in September, roughly 11 birds sat impounded while Bell-Wheeler fought to keep the farm she built from being shut down entirely.
clevelandmagazine.com
Affordable and Senior Housing Hits Clark-Fulton
This article was published through an exclusive content-sharing agreement with neo-trans.blog. Cleveland’s Clark-Fulton neighborhood has seen its historic, pedestrian-oriented commercial district slowly give way to suburban-style retail and drive-through restaurants. However, recent developments like Walton Senior Apartments have been restoring the area’s walkability while adding affordable and senior housing....
hudson.oh.us
Hudson Public Power Receives Recognition at AMP Conference
Hudson Public Power was honored for its achievements throughout the past year during the 2026 American Municipal Power (AMP) Annual Conference. The utility received System Improvement Awards in both the Grid Resilience and Technology categories. The System Improvement Award in the Grid Resilience category recognizes projects or initiatives that strengthen...
hoodline.com
Norton's Winery at Wolf Creek Hits Market for $4.3M After 2017 Distillery Fire
The Winery at Wolf Creek, a nearly 34-acre hospitality property overlooking the Barberton Reservoir in Norton, Ohio, has hit the market for $4.3 million. The listing includes a winery, tasting room, vineyard, private event center, distillery, speakeasy and an on-site residence, all built around a business that has operated for more than 40 years.
hoodline.com
Akron Beacon Journal
This Ohio castle house on the market for $550,000. Take a look inside
Whether it's a $1 million Tudor-style home in Richfield or a real-life " hobbit house ," the Buckeye State is no stranger to unusual and unique real estate. Now, another one-of-a-kind property has hit the market – a $550,000 castle-inspired home complete with replica battlements, outer stone walls and an arch-covered entryway. Here's a look inside. Castle-inspired Ohio home hits the market for $550,000 A rare Cleveland property billed as a real-life castle is for sale at 3860 W. 44th St. The stone residence, built in 1924 and extensively renovated in 2024, offers three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 2,378 square feet on a nearly 10,000-square-foot lot, according to the listing . The stone home in Cleveland's Brooklyn Centre neighborhood gives buyers the chance to own what was described nearly a century ago as a "miniature English castle." It's listed for $550,000 after a recent $25,000 price cut. Beyond its castle-inspired design, the home includes a second-floor den with a bar, an unfinished basement, patio and porch areas, a two-car garage, and it sits minutes from downtown Cleveland, Tremont, Ohio City and the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. The listing says the house was fully renovated in 2024 with a refreshed kitchen with
Chronicle-Telegram
MediaNews Group purchases Chronicle-Telegram, Medina Gazette
ELYRIA — After nearly a century of family ownership, Lorain County Printing and Publishing has reached an agreement to sell The Chronicle-Telegram and The Medina Gazette to MediaNews Group, the nation’s largest private operator of newspapers. “For nearly 100 years, The Chronicle-Telegram has been inseparable from our family’s...
Record-Courier
Chronicle-Telegram
Company seeks rezone from Elyria to open on Oberlin Road
ELYRIA — The city is considering whether to rezone two parcels of land on the city’s border with Carlisle Township to make way for a new construction material wholesaler. On Monday, Elyria City Council held its first of three required readings on a proposal to rezone the properties at 420 and 428 Oberlin Road from their current corridor district designation to a commercial district.