Cleveland Archives – Page 29 of 38

Op-Ed: Bringing home the vision: Cleveland learns from Atlanta’s Park Pride Conference

By Ronaldo Rodriguez Jr. ● Sustainability ● July 10, 2025

What if our city parks weren’t just places to pass through, but spaces that anchor and reflect community?

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Cleveland wants to become friendlier to aging citizens, here’s their plan

By Leah Shepard ● Civic Engagement ● July 8, 2025

Spearheaded by the Cleveland Department of Aging, the plan is designed to reform outdoor spaces, civic participation, public transportation, emergency preparedness and community support and health services to make the city more accessible to senior residents by 2028.

HOPE unit brings mobile cancer care to Cleveland

By Unity Powell ● Health ● July 7, 2025

The HOPE Mobile was designed to help close care gaps. By showing up in under-resourced neighborhoods and offering no-cost, high-quality support, the van is a form of health justice on wheels.

A new calming room helps people with sensory conditions enjoy the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo

By Bob Sandrick ● Social Equity ● June 30, 2025

The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, in partnership with the Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities, is taking steps to help those facing these challenges enjoy their time at the zoo without having to leave early.

Towards Employment grows footprint to meet rising job placement needs in Northeast Ohio

By Douglas J. Guth ● Communities ● June 27, 2025

Towards Employment unveiled key additions to its facility at 3301 St. Clair Ave. in Cleveland. The expansion addresses a regional demand for job placement, providing four new training rooms, more interview spaces and the added convenience of free parking and a nearby bus stop.

Ohio plans swift appeal as court declares private school voucher system unconstitutional

By The Associated Press ● Education ● June 26, 2025

Ohio plans a swift appeal of a decision declaring the state’s private school voucher system unconstitutional. Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Jaiza Page found Tuesday that the EdChoice program violates Ohio’s constitutional requirement for “a thorough and efficient system of common schools.”

After years of collisions, iconic Euclid Beach Arch being moved

By Grant Segall ● Arts & Culture ● June 25, 2025

The arch once welcomed visitors to the driveway of a beloved lakefront amusement park. Now it straddles narrow East 159th Street near a confusing intersection with Lakeshore Boulevard. Vehicles keep playing Dodgem with the arch, and both sides keep losing.