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Larchmere launches 1st Cultural Arts Festival, to be held July 11-13

By Kevin McLaughlin ● Arts & Culture ● June 16, 2025

“This is about elevating and amplifying the voices of Cleveland artists,” said Vince Robinson, co-creator of the festival and founder of Larchmere Arts. “We wanted to create a space for our community to experience art in all its forms — from gallery walls to poetry slams, from African drumming to documentary film.”

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‘No Kings’ protests set to hit Cleveland, Northeast Ohio and the nation

By Chris Mosby & The Associated Press ● Civic Engagement ● June 13, 2025

Opponents of Trump’s administration are set to rally in hundreds of cities on Saturday during the military parade in Washington to mark the Army’s 250th anniversary, which coincides with Trump’s birthday.

New Solar School aims to democratize renewable energy in Cleveland

By Maureen Wise ● Sustainability ● June 12, 2025

A new, six-week class that’s open to the public will help attendees who are interested in bringing solar energy to their communities.

Cuyahoga deputy who shot at two teens was deemed unfit for suburban force

By Mark Puente, The Marshall Project, Tara Morgan & News 5 Cleveland ● Communities ● June 12, 2025

Deputy Isen Vajusi struggled with confidence, stress and field training before being forced out of the suburbs. He’s now on the sheriff’s downtown safety patrol.

Collaborate Cleveland launches Flourish Award recognizing women changemakers across Northeast Ohio

By Faith Boone ● Arts & Culture ● June 11, 2025

The local social justice advocacy nonprofit created the Flourish Award to recognize extraordinary local changemakers for their contributions to women, girls and gender justice in Cleveland.

Capturing treasures: Cleveland Public Library wins top chess collection and other gifts

By Grant Segall ● Arts & Culture ● June 10, 2025

At a centennial celebration for Cleveland Main Library on May 10, officials announced several major gifts, including the bulk of what New in Chess magazine once called “the finest collection in the world.”

Hood Honey seeks to uplift Mt. Pleasant with beekeeping and urban farming

By Erin Kelley ● Entrepreneurs ● June 9, 2025

The passion and dedication of Trey Williams, founder of Hood Honey, is evident as he shares his vision for uplifting the Cleveland community, specifically the neighbors of 119th and Kinsman, through urban beekeeping.