Community Journalism Archives – Page 22 of 28

Ward 15 Council Member Jenny Spencer and residents gathered near diagrams of the plans for the school at the Cudell Rec Center.

Cudell residents upset that new school construction will mean loss of trees, green space

By Rachelle Miller & Lee Chilcote ● Development ● August 22, 2023

Residents agree that a new school building is needed, but say they didn’t know the plans would result in the loss of a stand of mature trees, including a 200-year-old bald cypress.

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Robbery of MAC Pharmacy in the Glenville neighborhood puts its future in question

By Christina Easter ● Health ● August 17, 2023

Locally-owned MAC Pharmacy said it was ready to serve the customers of a nearby Rite Aid that closed earlier this year. But a recent robbery of MAC has owners worried.

Puerto Rican Expo brings parade, festival to Tremont, Clark-Fulton this weekend

By Tanisha Velez & Lee Chilcote ● Arts & Culture ● August 4, 2023

The two-day festival follows a 54-year tradition of Puerto Rican celebrations in Cleveland.

1 orange and 1 head of lettuce: We went grocery shopping in the food desert around Woodhill Estates

By Ronnetta Stallworth & Sharon Holbrook ● Health ● August 3, 2023

The Land visited three convenience stores near the public housing development. Only one store had fresh produce, and it had only a few items for sale.

Geraci’s Slice Shop brings pizza and ’80s vibe to downtown Cleveland

By Rachelle Miller & Lee Chilcote ● Entrepreneurs ● July 28, 2023

The newest restaurant for the 67-year-old family business, located at the 5th Street Arcades, offers diners both grab-and-go slices and nostalgic dine-in decor.

Spot Youth Empowerment: voting and civic engagement for the next generation

By Rosshawnda Aaron & Lee Chilcote ● Civic Engagement ● July 27, 2023

In addition to voter education, Spot Youth Empowerment offers young people ages 15-25 support in education, employment, housing, and life skills.

Historic Black-owned Boddie Recording studio nominated for landmark status

By E'chieko Tamu Wenrich-Clegg ● Entrepreneurs ● July 21, 2023

The Union Ave. studio, located behind the Boddies’ home, recorded numerous national and local artists from 1959 through the 1990s.

Disabled and Proud: Cleveland Disability Pride event comes to Wade Oval Wednesdays

By Kelly Margaret Heikkila ● Arts & Culture ● July 20, 2023

The July 26 event will be accessible to all and will feature arts activities, music, and a parade for attendees.

Doinks Burger Joint set to open on Collinwood’s Waterloo Road

By Christina Easter ● Entrepreneurs ● July 18, 2023

Neighboring businesses and residents are applauding the addition of another restaurant option on the street.

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.