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Another Historic Downtown Building Faces Demolition

This article was published through an exclusive content-sharing agreement with neo-trans.blog. Smaller buildings aren’t getting the breaks in Downtown Cleveland lately. Doesn’t matter if they’re historic or not. NEOtrans has been writing lately about the 143-year-old Gilman Building facing its demise for a mixed-use development in the Warehouse District.

Cleveland, OH · 1d
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Elyria Catholic's 35-Year Craft Fair Returns With 60 Vendors on Nov. 14

Elyria Catholic High School's Holiday Craft Fair is scheduled to bring 60 vendors to the school's Coliseum and cafeteria on Saturday, Nov. 14. The fair runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 725 Gulf Road. Admission is $5 per person; children 10 and under get in free. The Elyria...

Elyria, OH · 2d
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Cleveland honors veterans with downtown ceremony, parade and celebration

A mild mid-November afternoon may have helped in bringing spectators downtown, where families, veterans and other onlookers lined portions of the route to watch the procession make its way from Cleveland City Hall to Tower City.

Cleveland, OH · 1d
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Cuyahoga County Demands Departments Tap Grant Money First, Threatens Fiscal Takeover

Cuyahoga County departments have repeatedly paid for programs out of county money while grants and special revenue funds meant to cover those same costs sat unclaimed, according to County Council Vice President Yvonne Conwell. Now Conwell has introduced an ordinance that would require departments to draw down grant money every month and spend it before tapping the county general fund or the health and human services levy, with penalties on the table for those that do not comply.

Cuyahoga County, OH · 1d
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Springco Metal Coating gets violation notice as Lakewood chemical smell investigation continues

LAKEWOOD, Ohio (WOIO) — The Cleveland Division of Air Quality issued a notice of violation to Springco Metal Coating in Cleveland Thursday, according to a Lakewood city councilman. In an update shared on social media, Lakewood City Councilman Matt Bixenstine said the notice was issued after the air quality...

Lakewood, OH · 21h

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Ohio Proposes $46.7 Million for Road Projects, Including Stark and Cuyahoga Counties

Nearly $47 million could be heading toward major road projects across Ohio, including improvements in Stark and Cuyahoga counties. The Ohio Department of Transportation’s Transportation Review Advisory Council has approved a draft funding list totaling $46.7 million for 13 projects across 12 counties between fiscal years 2027 and 2030.

Cuyahoga County, OH · 2d

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Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation event raises over $500K for medical research

The Northern Ohio chapter of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation raised just over $500,000 at its annual gala on Nov. 7, held at Huntington Bank Field in downtown Cleveland, which will benefit the national organization and support medical research that applies to the disease. According to Amy Washington, senior...

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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The Movie Nerd Report: Holiday films, class screenings, a chance to meet the Movie Nerd

An opportunity to hear your resident #movienerd speak, here is your #movienerdreport!. This week includes a bit of self-promotion as I have been invited by the Cleveland Cinematheque (11610 Euclid Ave, Cleveland 44106) to conduct a post film Q&A on Thursday evening at 6:45 p.m. for a new film called “The Scout.” For those who don’t know, my day job at the Greater Cleveland Film Commission includes scouting for films so they hopefully shoot in Cleveland. So, I consider being asked to do this question-and-answer a high honor! This film is about a New York City location scout (Mimi Davila) spends a frantic day visiting strangers’ private apartments for a television pilot, quietly stepping into their lives while trying to figure out her own. The film also plays Sunday at 6:45 p.m.

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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North Ridgeville Board Oks $630K Ranger Stadium Turf Swap With Zero Public Debate

North Ridgeville's school board voted unanimously on Sept. 15 to approve a $629,631 contract with Vasco Group to replace the worn-out artificial turf at Ranger Stadium, a project the district says has been years in the making even though it never came up in public meeting discussion beforehand. The vote,...

North Ridgeville, OH · 23h

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Reformation Picks Orange Village's Pinecrest for Its First Ohio Store

Sustainable clothing brand Reformation is set to open its first Ohio store at Pinecrest, the sprawling mixed-use development in Orange Village, with the debut planned for 2027. The Los Angeles-founded label, known for its recycled textiles and clean production practices, is adding another name to Pinecrest's growing roster of fashion tenants as the center continues to reshape its retail lineup.

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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Ohio-Pennsylvania Weather Nov. 13-14: Rain Turns to Snow, 0.5" Rain Thursday

Up to half an inch of rain Thursday before wet snow mixes in Friday through Saturday night.

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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Cleveland Weighs Moving Fire, EMS Offices Into Closed Miles School

Cleveland is weighing a plan to move its fire and EMS administration into the closed Miles School on the city’s Southeast Side, giving a shuttered school building a second life as a public safety headquarters. The proposal got its first hearing before Cleveland City Council’s safety committee on Wednesday, November 11, and committee members held […]

Cleveland, OH · 18h

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Strongsville’s Jump-Rope Team Jumped at Macy’s — Twice

The most unusual Ohio act in the modern Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade didn’t carry an instrument. It carried jump ropes. J.U.M.P. — Jumpers United for Macy’s Parade — is a jump-rope performance team based in Strongsville, and it performed in the parade twice, in 2013 and 2015, turning a two-and-a-half-mile route into a moving rope […]

Strongsville, OH · 2d

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Cleveland Alzheimer’s Center Wins $21.1 Million Federal Grant Renewal

Ohio’s only federally funded Alzheimer’s disease research center will keep working for another five years. The National Institute on Aging, part of the National Institutes of Health, has awarded a grant expected to total $21.1 million to continue funding the Cleveland Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, the center’s partner institutions announced, and the Akron Beacon Journal […]

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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Sheffield Lake law director, assistant set to resign, finance director position remains vacant

Sheffield Lake’s law director and assistant law director are set to resign at the end of the month, and the city is still in the search for a finance director. At their regular meeting on Tuesday, assistant Law Director Pat DiChiro said he and Law Director Eric Moore’s last day with the city will be Nov. 30. Moore was not at the meeting.

Sheffield Lake, OH · 18h

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Avon 6th grader teams up with world-class musicians to help local families

An Avon Middle School student is working to give back to his community with a family-friendly event to raise money for a local organization. After hosting a food drive last fall that raised over 260 pounds of food for Avon/Avon Lake Community Resources Services (CRS), 12-year-old Dylan Lindsay wanted to do something bigger.

Avon, OH · 18h

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Tower City Stacks Free Holiday Fun With 35-Foot Tree, Snow Shows And Balloon Drop

Downtown Cleveland's Tower City is turning into a holiday hub starting Nov. 28, with a 34-day run of free family programming that stretches all the way to a balloon drop on New Year's Eve. The lineup includes a 35-foot tree, recurring weekend activities, and a string of date-specific events built around Santa, snow and other activities.

Cleveland, OH · 2d

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Cleveland parade honors veteran who served others in hospice care

CLEVELAND — Vietnam War veteran Donald C. Stark was honored as this year’s grand marshal of the Cleveland Veterans Day Parade after years of volunteering to support veterans and their families in hospice care. Stark served as a Marine during the Vietnam War, flying into a chaotic scene.

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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Get help paying your gas bill through these Cleveland energy assistance programs

Receiving a shut-off notice or struggling to pay your gas bill can be scary and overwhelming — especially during winter months. Luckily, several programs available to Cleveland and Cuyahoga County residents offer some form of financial assistance for gas bills. Navigating these programs is no easy task. From meeting...

Cleveland, OH · 15h

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Lorain County Rents Jump 34% in Five Years, Pushing Families to Food Pantries

Typical asking rent in Lorain County reached $1,499 in September, a 34% jump over five years that has left renters paying hundreds of dollars more each month than they did back in 2021. The squeeze has been severe enough that the Salvation Army’s Lorain Corps says it has seen food pantry demand climb 40% this year, with staff pointing partly to rising housing costs as a driver.

Lorain County, OH · 1d