Lakewood Archives – Page 21 of 21

Steep cuts, rollbacks of services, and closures possible for Greater Cleveland’s public libraries under proposed state budget

By Chris Mosby ● Government ● April 5, 2025

Northeast Ohio libraries are urging their communities to rally against a proposed state budget that would slash funding for public libraries

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Lakewood Barry Buick redevelopment takes step forward

By Bob Sandrick ● Development ● April 1, 2025

The Port of Cleveland issued $24.4 million in lease revenue bonds to support the project, which will include market-rate apartments and affordable housing, according to city officials.

Neighborhood Family Practice expanding into former CVS on Lorain Avenue

By Bob Sandrick ● Health ● November 21, 2024

The health care provider is expanding into a bigger location to provide increased services to residents on Cleveland’s west side.

Old Lorain Road Connector Trail links Clevelanders to the Rocky River Reservation

By Unity Powell ● Arts & Culture ● November 12, 2024

The West Park and Kamm’s Corners neighborhoods will soon have walking and cycling access to the Rocky River Reservation via a direct pathway. That’s all thanks to the $2 million Old Lorain Road Connector Trail project.

Whether tea, beer or mocktails, Cleveland bars are tapping into alcohol-free options

By Douglas J. Guth ● Arts & Culture ● November 8, 2024

Although not everyone goes to a bar to consume alcohol, a tasty beer or cocktail can still add to an evening’s enjoyment. Thankfully, non-alcoholic (NA) options are now socially acceptable substitutes to a traditional beer or mixed drink, said Cleveland nightlife entrepreneurs interviewed by The Land.

Independent living gets powered by technologies for those living with developmental disabilities in Northeast Ohio

By Cindy Hill ● Social Equity ● October 22, 2024

Technology is helping adults with disabilities live more independently. Learn how.

Total solar eclipse over Cleveland on April 8, 2024

Eclipse celebrations dazzle around Cleveland [photos]

By Chris Mosby & Conner Howard ● Arts & Culture ● April 9, 2024

Clevelanders celebrated the total solar eclipse throughout Monday. Check out these photos from around the city!

Local shops offer refills on personal products and household cleaners, aim to reduce plastic waste

By Denise DiSalvo ● Sustainability ● January 9, 2024

Two Greater Cleveland shops, Refill Goodness and STEM Handmade Soap, have joined the sustainability movement towards zero waste products, offering customers refillable personal and household products.

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.

Lakewood project set to breathe new life into historic property

By Jordan Walker ● Social Equity ● September 2, 2020

Developer Jim Miketo has always been passionate about redeveloping Cleveland’s historic neighborhoods. When he lived in New York City, his friends used to call him “the kid from Cleveland” because he talked about his hometown so much. Now the owner of Forest City Shuffleboard is turning his attention to Lakewood’s Birdtown neighborhood.