Proposed DORA could bring open-container district to Playhouse Square
The proposal would mark Cleveland’s second Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area. The city’s first DORA was approved along East Fourth Street in 2023.
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Ohio suspends data center tax break as tech firms face pressure to pay the cost to power AI
Ohio is suspending a tax break that has been critical to its competition with other states to attract the massive new facilities that power and train artificial intelligence chatbots.
Power pause: What the proposed one-year ban on new data center permits means in Cleveland
Some feel the push to build new data centers is reckless and needs to be examined. Others feel slowing the growth of the industry is a mistake.
Cleveland’s Midline development: How city leaders plan to redevelop 350 acres of vacant land
City officials hope a 350-acre site along the Norfolk Southern rail corridor will spur investment and new jobs on Cleveland's East Side.
In Hough, listening gives way to action
How does a historically Black neighborhood, rich in history, grow without losing what makes it special?
Former horse blanket factory transformed into affordable housing in Clark-Fulton neighborhood
What was once the nation's largest maker of woolen horse blankets is now 60 affordable housing units and a hub for social services on Cleveland's West Side.
Renovated apartment complex provides hope for the Hough communityÂ
The apartment complex first opened its doors in 1973. In 2008, it was permanently shut down and remained closed until Merritt and NREUV purchased it in 2023. By early 2024, the renovation project was underway.
Cleveland Public Theatre thinks $12 million revamp will make its light shine brighter
The $12 million project will increase that visibility with improvements to its Gordon Square Theatre lobby, classroom, church and parish hall and the building’s exterior.
Stream work continues at Shaker Lakes amid dam controversies
Sixty years ago, residents created the pioneering Nature Center at Shaker Lakes in response to a threat to the lakes. Now the lakes’ fate is being hotly debated again, and the center is quietly restoring its section of streams connecting them.
Lakewood commits to 2-year Bunts Road overhaul despite some resident pushback
Some residents feel the pathway could lead to more accidents. The city thinks it will reduce crashes.
Ohio suspends data center tax break as tech firms face pressure to pay the cost to power AI
Ohio is suspending a tax break that has been critical to its competition with other states to attract the massive new facilities that power and train artificial intelligence chatbots.
Power pause: What the proposed one-year ban on new data center permits means in Cleveland
Some feel the push to build new data centers is reckless and needs to be examined. Others feel slowing the growth of the industry is a mistake.
Cleveland’s Midline development: How city leaders plan to redevelop 350 acres of vacant land
City officials hope a 350-acre site along the Norfolk Southern rail corridor will spur investment and new jobs on Cleveland's East Side.
In Hough, listening gives way to action
How does a historically Black neighborhood, rich in history, grow without losing what makes it special?
Former horse blanket factory transformed into affordable housing in Clark-Fulton neighborhood
What was once the nation's largest maker of woolen horse blankets is now 60 affordable housing units and a hub for social services on Cleveland's West Side.
Renovated apartment complex provides hope for the Hough communityÂ
The apartment complex first opened its doors in 1973. In 2008, it was permanently shut down and remained closed until Merritt and NREUV purchased it in 2023. By early 2024, the renovation project was underway.
Cleveland Public Theatre thinks $12 million revamp will make its light shine brighter
The $12 million project will increase that visibility with improvements to its Gordon Square Theatre lobby, classroom, church and parish hall and the building’s exterior.
Stream work continues at Shaker Lakes amid dam controversies
Sixty years ago, residents created the pioneering Nature Center at Shaker Lakes in response to a threat to the lakes. Now the lakes’ fate is being hotly debated again, and the center is quietly restoring its section of streams connecting them.
Lakewood commits to 2-year Bunts Road overhaul despite some resident pushback
Some residents feel the pathway could lead to more accidents. The city thinks it will reduce crashes.
