The Movie Nerd Report: Spider-Man isn’t the only film swinging into town
There's a lot happening at independent cinemas around Northeast Ohio this week!
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Will tough talk be enough? Fed Chair Warsh faces pressure to combat inflation
Beth Hammack, president of the Cleveland Fed, said in a post on LinkedIn earlier this month that for the first time she is hearing business leaders call for higher rates.
Planned Euclid soundstage aims to bring Hollywood-scale production indoors
“The big picture is to create a sustainable, economically smart center for films to work in.”
Compelling exhibits at Cleveland’s Sculpture Center invite reflection on venue itself
The Sculpture Center is both exhibitor and exhibit in this new series.
Northeast Ohio schools’ composting merges sustainability, student action
Schools throughout Northeast Ohio are turning food scraps into productive, environmentally-beneficial soil.
The Movie Nerd Report: The 48 Hour Film Competition and more!
You might see your friendly neighborhood Movie Nerd on the silver screen this weekend.
Cleveland built a better system for tracking immigrants than attracting them: Opinion
Cleveland has spent nearly two decades saying immigrants are indispensable to the region’s revival. Yet they never built an immigrant-attraction strategy equal to the scale of Cleveland’s demographic and economic needs.
The Music Settlement expansion aims to integrate Cleveland community
“They’ve done a wonderful job of integrating their campus into the neighborhood. They’ve really made the effort to open their doors to musical education for all.”
Crowdfunding has become a lifeline for LGBTQ+ Ohioans of color
Community members say online fundraisers and mutual aid are filling gaps left by housing, healthcare and employment systems.
You can now hike the Veterans Memorial Bridge for free
The city's historic bridge is now open on Fridays for tours. You have until September to explore the bridge and our reporter took a stroll herself.
Will tough talk be enough? Fed Chair Warsh faces pressure to combat inflation
Beth Hammack, president of the Cleveland Fed, said in a post on LinkedIn earlier this month that for the first time she is hearing business leaders call for higher rates.
Planned Euclid soundstage aims to bring Hollywood-scale production indoors
“The big picture is to create a sustainable, economically smart center for films to work in.”
Compelling exhibits at Cleveland’s Sculpture Center invite reflection on venue itself
The Sculpture Center is both exhibitor and exhibit in this new series.
Northeast Ohio schools’ composting merges sustainability, student action
Schools throughout Northeast Ohio are turning food scraps into productive, environmentally-beneficial soil.
The Movie Nerd Report: The 48 Hour Film Competition and more!
You might see your friendly neighborhood Movie Nerd on the silver screen this weekend.
Cleveland built a better system for tracking immigrants than attracting them: Opinion
Cleveland has spent nearly two decades saying immigrants are indispensable to the region’s revival. Yet they never built an immigrant-attraction strategy equal to the scale of Cleveland’s demographic and economic needs.
The Music Settlement expansion aims to integrate Cleveland community
“They’ve done a wonderful job of integrating their campus into the neighborhood. They’ve really made the effort to open their doors to musical education for all.”
Crowdfunding has become a lifeline for LGBTQ+ Ohioans of color
Community members say online fundraisers and mutual aid are filling gaps left by housing, healthcare and employment systems.
You can now hike the Veterans Memorial Bridge for free
The city's historic bridge is now open on Fridays for tours. You have until September to explore the bridge and our reporter took a stroll herself.
