Silent film in the present tense: Opinion
What happens when a century-old film is put back in a theater and given live music? Quite often, it stops feeling old.
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Cleveland is now a City of Peace but what does that mean?
Last year, this proclamation, which is a symbolic commitment to advancing peace, was announced on the stage of the LatinUs Theater in the Pivot Center located on W. 25th Street.
An urban vineyard in Cleveland’s Hough neighborhood produces wine, second chances
“If we were to say Château Westlake or Château Solon, nobody would have raised an eyebrow. We say Château Hough and people do a double take. What we’re basically saying is that the land we occupy in Hough is just as valuable to us as the land the people in Hunting Valley occupy."
Beyond “I’ll make them pay”: Tim Misny on leadership, legacy and life
Personal injury lawyer and Cleveland icon, Tim Misny, will eternally be known for the tagline, “I’ll make them pay.” Misny’s new book, “The Misny Method,” chronicles his journey to success and offers a blueprint for others to achieve their personal best. The Land met up with Misny on Zoom, where he shared a glimpse of the man behind the billboard, bus and television advertising.
Lakewood fights against power outages – PUCO issues notice of probable noncompliance to FirstEnergy
Almost 300 residents shared stories of loss, fear and instability resulting from power outages in a letter sent to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
Tragedy beneath the waves: Remembering the Lake Erie Tunnel Disaster
On a steamy Monday night in 1916, G.H Fuller of Lake Avenue was disturbed by the sound of whistles drifting across the water of Lake Erie.
Community Dance Day brings people of all ages, abilities together to celebrate dance in Cleveland
The event was organized by DANCECleveland and featured a wide variety of free dance classes including ballroom, flamenco, polynesian, line dance, hip hop, adaptive dance and more.
The Return of the AAHCC: A tribute to one of the Land’s own
“I want all Cleveland hip-hop artists to know…as I look at the people who come after me, I am so proud that the legacy of Cleveland hip-hop continued.”
The city that created Rock ‘n’ Roll: Cleveland faces challenges keeping music venues alive
The community that built Cleveland's music scene remains remarkably resilient. The question facing local leaders, venue operators and musicians is whether resilience alone is enough.
Cleveland is now a City of Peace but what does that mean?
Last year, this proclamation, which is a symbolic commitment to advancing peace, was announced on the stage of the LatinUs Theater in the Pivot Center located on W. 25th Street.
An urban vineyard in Cleveland’s Hough neighborhood produces wine, second chances
“If we were to say Château Westlake or Château Solon, nobody would have raised an eyebrow. We say Château Hough and people do a double take. What we’re basically saying is that the land we occupy in Hough is just as valuable to us as the land the people in Hunting Valley occupy."
Beyond “I’ll make them pay”: Tim Misny on leadership, legacy and life
Personal injury lawyer and Cleveland icon, Tim Misny, will eternally be known for the tagline, “I’ll make them pay.” Misny’s new book, “The Misny Method,” chronicles his journey to success and offers a blueprint for others to achieve their personal best. The Land met up with Misny on Zoom, where he shared a glimpse of the man behind the billboard, bus and television advertising.
Lakewood fights against power outages – PUCO issues notice of probable noncompliance to FirstEnergy
Almost 300 residents shared stories of loss, fear and instability resulting from power outages in a letter sent to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
Tragedy beneath the waves: Remembering the Lake Erie Tunnel Disaster
On a steamy Monday night in 1916, G.H Fuller of Lake Avenue was disturbed by the sound of whistles drifting across the water of Lake Erie.
Community Dance Day brings people of all ages, abilities together to celebrate dance in Cleveland
The event was organized by DANCECleveland and featured a wide variety of free dance classes including ballroom, flamenco, polynesian, line dance, hip hop, adaptive dance and more.
The Return of the AAHCC: A tribute to one of the Land’s own
“I want all Cleveland hip-hop artists to know…as I look at the people who come after me, I am so proud that the legacy of Cleveland hip-hop continued.”
The city that created Rock ‘n’ Roll: Cleveland faces challenges keeping music venues alive
The community that built Cleveland's music scene remains remarkably resilient. The question facing local leaders, venue operators and musicians is whether resilience alone is enough.
