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Long-running CWRU summer program introduces Cleveland youth to college

By Kevin Chill Heard ● Education ● October 4, 2023

About 300 students ages 8-16 spend five weeks on the Case Western Reserve University campus each summer. The program has impacted generations of Clevelanders throughout its 53-year history, alumni and participants said.

Latest in Cleveland

Ohio City Farm plans to expand with a ‘global farmers market’ building

By Sophia Lucente ● Development ● September 26, 2023

The new building will enable the farm to operate year-round by adding indoor processing and selling space for the food grown outside and in greenhouses.

Kamm’s Corners gets crafty, adds new hands-on shopping experiences

By Susan Eyerman ● Entrepreneurs ● September 13, 2023

The Kamm’s Corners business district on Lorain Ave. has been at the center of an effort to update the streetscape and revive this longtime commercial district.

Roaming Biscuit: delicious discourse with Cleveland’s new queen of biscuit sandwiches

By Kevin Chill Heard ● Entrepreneurs ● August 11, 2023

Shawnda Moye has built her biscuit business from pop-up shops to two locations in Tyler Village and Ohio City.

From greenhouse to table, Susanna’s Cafe supports intellectually disabled workers and builds community

By Moses Ngong ● Social Equity ● July 13, 2023

The restaurant at the new Cleveland Foundation headquarters in Midtown is run by the HELP Foundation nonprofit organization.

Clevelanders tell their criminal justice system stories, live with jazz artist Dominick Farinacci

By Mandy Kraynak ● Arts & Culture ● June 28, 2023

Arts organization Modern Warrior LIVE partnered with Towards Employment to put on the production, which combines spoken stories and live music from the internationally acclaimed jazz artist.

Harbor and Bridge: vacant Ohio City church gets new life as neighborhood center, faith community

By Samantha Musser ● Social Equity ● June 22, 2023

United Methodist Church pastor Matt Whisenhunt is inviting the neighborhood to put a “patchwork of fingerprints” all over the new community center, which provides an array of activities and services.

Exterior of the empty 10-story 9410 Hough building.

$75 million investment in Hough: Developer plans affordable housing, Black-owned business market, community ownership

By Mandy Kraynak ● Development ● June 7, 2023

Washington, D.C.-based Northern Real Estate Urban Ventures is working on several development projects, including affordable and mixed-income housing, as well as a market hall at MLK Plaza, where neighbors could purchase shares of the property and get money back each year.

Central’s Foluke, 14 other arts organizations receive Equity in the Arts funds from Cleveland Foundation

By Grant Segall ● Arts & Culture ● April 19, 2023

The recipients include Foluke Cultural Arts Center, which provides free arts and life skills programming for children.

Defenders of Cudell: Our frantic race to become Cleveland homeowners

By Ryan Collins ● Development ● March 3, 2023

Ryan Collins and his partner knew they wanted to live in the city of Cleveland. But the termination of their lease catapulted them into a more chaotic process than they had expected.