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.
Locally owned MAC pharmacy is seeking to take over the space.
Residents Kate Catanese and Donaldson Hill are leading the effort to work with the city of Cleveland to plan improvements, get funding, and gather community input.
On Wednesday, the city of Cleveland unveiled its first electric vehicle charging station at the Frederick Douglass Recreation Center in the Lee-Harvard neighborhood. The charging station is part of a push to make EV ownership more accessible and affordable to city residents.
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