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Nestlé to Close Northeast Ohio Factory, Hundreds of Jobs Impacted
Food manufacturing giant Nestlé plans to close its factory in Solon, Ohio, by the end of 2027, a decision expected to impact hundreds of workers in Northeast Ohio. The company informed employees of the decision on Monday, October 19. Nestlé plans to move production of its Professional Solutions frozen meal pouches from Solon to an […]
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She built a farm to feed her neighbors. A clash with her Cleveland council person put it at risk
In late July, Shirley Bell-Wheeler invited her community for a special day at Revolutionary Love Farm in Mt. Pleasant. That day, Wheeler was presenting certificates to young people who’d been working on the urban farm. She was also dedicating a new playground to the memory of her infant son, who died the year before. Her husband, Jermaine Wheeler, grilled pork chops and hot peppers for whoever happened to stop by. The blackberry bushes were about to burst. Ripe tomatoes and peppers overflowed from a bowl.
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Lakewood Common development brings new changes to downtown
Construction is continuing on Lakewood Common, a new apartment development in downtown Lakewood. Lakewood Common will have three apartment buildings with different living options, along with new businesses and green spaces for the community. Angela Byington, Lakewood’s director of planning and development, said the main goal of Lakewood Common is...
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Reinecker's Bakery Named Macedonia's Business of the Month for October
Congratulations to Reinecker's Bakery, the City of Macedonia's October Business of the Month!. Mayor Nick Molnar recently presented the award to Caroline Reinecker, whose family-owned business has been delighting customers since 1959. The bakery's story began with family patriarch Richard J. Reinecker, a master baker who brought his recipes with him from Germany. Today, the family continues to use those same time-honored recipes to make a delicious assortment of breads, pastries, pretzels and cakes.
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Gateway66 breaks ground in Hough
An aerial rendering illustrates how the Gateway66 mixed-income housing development would activate the intersection of East 66th Street and Linwood Avenue (PCI). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. Local developer begins next affordable housing development on East Side. Today, Cleveland-based Frontline Development Group and Woda Cooper Companies, Inc. formally broke ground...
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The Blade
Dynamic Dies expands Spencer Township facility, builds on family culture
Pat Sullivan, CEO of Dynamic Dies, doesn’t miss a beat when asked about the key to the company’s success. “It’s the family culture we have we promote throughout the company. I feel we’re different in how we treat people. That’s how my dad built the company,” Mr. Sullivan said. His father, Tom Sullivan, who started the company in the Holland area in 1971, emphasized the importance of treating employees well, he said. Mr. Sullivan is the second generation to continue that employee-first philosophy. “It’s our biggest asset,” Mr. Sullivan said. “It’s why people stay here.” The company, which manufactures cutting dies, printing plates, and digital printing solutions that primarily serve the corrugated market, is booming. Dynamic Dies is investing $1 million to build a 10,000-square-foot expansion of its Spencer Township headquarters, bringing the facility to approximately 60,000 square feet. The addition will increase capacity, create production space, and support continued growth, including new jobs. The company is currently hiring. “We’re in a spot now where we’re looking to grow,” he said. “We need new people. This will allow us to expand our operations and manufacturing capabilities.” Dynamic Dies also has plants in Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, and Middletown, Ohio. The entire operation
Cleveland 13 News
Toledo Chemical Release Forces Evacuations and Raises Regional Safety Concerns
A hazardous chemical release at a Toledo transport facility forced nearly 1,000 residents from their homes and raised fresh concerns across northern Ohio. Officials say air monitoring remains critical as investigators work to stabilize the scene and determine what caused the leak.
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City of Cleveland amends lease with I-X Center Corporation
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - City council passed an ordinance Monday amending the city’s lease with the I-X Center Corporation. The corporation intends to phase out shows at the I-X Center over the next three years and begin leasing space to large manufacturing businesses. Industrial Commercial Properties LLC (ICP) will...
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Businesses Downtown Bedford Series: State Farm Insurance Downtown Bedford
I had the pleasure of meeting Whitney Thomas, Officer Manage at State Farm Insurance downtown Bedford. Bonnie Bird is the Insurance Agent. This office was formerly located in Maple Heights one year ago. It’s great to have this service in the heart of Bedford. So, if any Bedford resident need the following insurance services:
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Cleveland's very own castle is up for sale — and it's getting plenty of attention online
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Ohio leads nation in decline of homeownership affordability
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Akron to allow home building on smaller vacant lots
Akron City Council agreed Monday to eliminate lot size requirements to build new homes, a change that city officials hope can spur development and help fill in gaps in neighborhoods where houses have been demolished. The change means homebuilders won’t need to ask permission to build houses on lots that...