Black Children’s Book Fair draws a crowd at ThirdSpace in Glenville
“Black Children’s Book Week is a whole movement."
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Bessie’s Angels helps Northeast Ohio women who’ve aged out of foster care
A small Cleveland nonprofit called Bessie’s Angels helps young women who’ve graduated from foster care to celebrate during the holidays and to thrive year-round.
‘A perfect day for voting’: Scenes from around Greater Cleveland on Election Day
At polling places around Northeast Ohio, voters are making their voices heard. See and hear from voters as they cast their ballots.
The Land partners with Mastery School of Hawken for student films
The Land recently worked with students at the Mastery School of Hawken, in University Circle, on their month-long challenge course. Over the course of three weeks, students from the high school worked on short documentary films focused on finding "under-reported and over-reported stories in Greater Cleveland."
Shaw High School Marching Band says ‘Aloha’ to Hawaii visit in December
The Shaw High School Mighty Marching Cardinal Band in East Cleveland received the opportunity of a lifetime when they were invited to perform in the 2024 Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade, commemorating the 80th anniversary of WWII on December 7.
Does one vote matter in 2024? Cleveland activists say ‘Yes!’
In a state with some of the nation’s strictest rules, in an election year when democracy itself is widely seen as at stake, many Cleveland activists are boosting previous years’ efforts to register, turn out and educate voters.
Can word of mouth help a long-running East Cleveland food pantry grow into its new home?
In transitioning from an East Cleveland church to a newer community center building, the Father Michael Wittman Ozanam Center’s weekly food pantry program is better poised to help channel more produce and shelf-stable items to residents. Volunteers, however, are looking to spread word of the relocation and bring attention to the East Cleveland City School District’s Chambers Community Empowerment Center as a whole to increase attendance.
Glenville and East Cleveland Family Fun and Safety Day: A community’s stand against human trafficking
The second annual Summer Safety Family Fun Day, a joint effort of Glenville and East Cleveland, brought together over 400 residents for a day of education, entertainment and community.
Lead soil testing helps residents in East Cleveland, Cleveland
A series of events is giving East Cleveland and Cleveland residents a chance to test their own soil for lead.
Renovations complete at Mickey’s Building in East Cleveland
The newly renovated building brings an infusion of promise to East Cleveland, city leaders said.
Bessie’s Angels helps Northeast Ohio women who’ve aged out of foster care
A small Cleveland nonprofit called Bessie’s Angels helps young women who’ve graduated from foster care to celebrate during the holidays and to thrive year-round.
‘A perfect day for voting’: Scenes from around Greater Cleveland on Election Day
At polling places around Northeast Ohio, voters are making their voices heard. See and hear from voters as they cast their ballots.
The Land partners with Mastery School of Hawken for student films
The Land recently worked with students at the Mastery School of Hawken, in University Circle, on their month-long challenge course. Over the course of three weeks, students from the high school worked on short documentary films focused on finding "under-reported and over-reported stories in Greater Cleveland."
Shaw High School Marching Band says ‘Aloha’ to Hawaii visit in December
The Shaw High School Mighty Marching Cardinal Band in East Cleveland received the opportunity of a lifetime when they were invited to perform in the 2024 Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade, commemorating the 80th anniversary of WWII on December 7.
Does one vote matter in 2024? Cleveland activists say ‘Yes!’
In a state with some of the nation’s strictest rules, in an election year when democracy itself is widely seen as at stake, many Cleveland activists are boosting previous years’ efforts to register, turn out and educate voters.
Can word of mouth help a long-running East Cleveland food pantry grow into its new home?
In transitioning from an East Cleveland church to a newer community center building, the Father Michael Wittman Ozanam Center’s weekly food pantry program is better poised to help channel more produce and shelf-stable items to residents. Volunteers, however, are looking to spread word of the relocation and bring attention to the East Cleveland City School District’s Chambers Community Empowerment Center as a whole to increase attendance.
Glenville and East Cleveland Family Fun and Safety Day: A community’s stand against human trafficking
The second annual Summer Safety Family Fun Day, a joint effort of Glenville and East Cleveland, brought together over 400 residents for a day of education, entertainment and community.
Lead soil testing helps residents in East Cleveland, Cleveland
A series of events is giving East Cleveland and Cleveland residents a chance to test their own soil for lead.
Renovations complete at Mickey’s Building in East Cleveland
The newly renovated building brings an infusion of promise to East Cleveland, city leaders said.
