Cleveland Archives – Page 39 of 46

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.”

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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.

Op-Ed: The Greater Cleveland Partnership picked the wrong side of the sideline

By Ronald E. Stubblefield ● Development ● June 5, 2025

Juneteenth 2025: Cleveland and Northeast Ohio events to check out

By The Land ● Social Equity ● June 5, 2025

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Teaching Transliterature: How a Cleveland-area academic pioneered a field of study to amplify voices of change

By Christopher Johnston ● Education ● June 3, 2025

“I had to plant a flag saying transliterature exists, it is important, and it is worthy of study.”

Voter regulations multiply in Ohio – prompting debate over restrictions

By Grant Segall ● Civic Engagement ● June 2, 2025

Republicans say they’re trying to prevent fraud. Critics say the real goal is to suppress eligible voters, especially Democrats.

Ohio Supreme Court’s Pat Fischer launches 2026 bid to oust court’s lone Democrat, Jennifer Brunner

By The Associated Press ● Communities ● May 31, 2025

Ohio Supreme Court Justice Pat Fischer has announced a bid to unseat Justice Jennifer Brunner with two years left on his current term. The 67-year-old Republican Fischer would be ineligible due to constitutional age limits from running by the time his six-term term expires in 2028. He says he’ll instead face off against the 68-year-old Brunner.

Clean air and safe outdoor space should be a right for every child, Cleveland students argue

By Taylor Wilson ● Sustainability ● May 30, 2025

A group of John Marshall School students presented the Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights to Cleveland City Council.

Japanese artist Takashi Murakami opens exhibit in Cleveland museum with more than 100 works

By The Associated Press ● Arts & Culture ● May 30, 2025

Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami has never been limited to one medium, creating paintings, sculptures, luxury goods with fashion houses like Louis Vuitton, album covers and an exclusive merchandising collection with Major League Baseball.

From grit to glow: How Destination Cleveland is reframing the city’s story

By Unity Powell ● Arts & Culture ● May 28, 2025

Public Square glowed with color when this year’s Illuminate CLE show was revealed.