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Lawsuit challenges plan to use unclaimed funds for new Cleveland Browns stadium
A class-action lawsuit argues that funding a new domed stadium for Ohio's Cleveland Browns using residents’ unclaimed funds violates multiple provisions of the state and federal constitutions.
Towards Employment grows footprint to meet rising job placement needs in Northeast Ohio
Towards Employment unveiled key additions to its facility at 3301 St. Clair Ave. in Cleveland. The expansion addresses a regional demand for job placement, providing four new training rooms, more interview spaces and the added convenience of free parking and a nearby bus stop.
The W Sports Bar wants to change the game in Cleveland
The W founders describe the concept as “both hands,” meaning the bar champions women’s sports while recognizing that sports culture is best experienced inclusively
A place to call home: The modular housing boom in North Shore Collinwood
“North Shore Collinwood will become a destination neighborhood where people are going to want to live due to the proximity to the lake and the expansion of the Metroparks.”
Cleveland Browns’ quest for a domed stadium starts an NFL fight for Ohio dollars
A political battle fit for the gridiron is raging in Ohio. Republican leaders disagree on funding for two NFL stadiums. The Cleveland Browns' owners seek $600 million for a new $2.4-billion, domed stadium and entertainment complex outside the city.
Cleveland’s iconic West Side Market’s $49.5 million overhaul
These include renovations to the east arcade, installation of a new HVAC system, and a complete overhaul of the 29,500-square-foot basement.
Lakewood Barry Buick redevelopment takes step forward
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.
1-year of the Middle Neighborhood Initiative: Competing against predatory LLCs to revitalize Cleveland neighborhoods
MNI is working to transform neighborhoods like Collinwood, Old Brooklyn, Lee-Harvard, and West Park; areas that have long been loved by residents but have seen a slowdown in their housing market, and are ineligble for large public intervention.
Pay equity: Cleveland’s path to economic growth and opportunity [Op-ed]
Economic empowerment comes in many forms, but few are as powerful and direct as ensuring women receive pay equity.
Lawsuit challenges plan to use unclaimed funds for new Cleveland Browns stadium
A class-action lawsuit argues that funding a new domed stadium for Ohio's Cleveland Browns using residents’ unclaimed funds violates multiple provisions of the state and federal constitutions.
Towards Employment grows footprint to meet rising job placement needs in Northeast Ohio
Towards Employment unveiled key additions to its facility at 3301 St. Clair Ave. in Cleveland. The expansion addresses a regional demand for job placement, providing four new training rooms, more interview spaces and the added convenience of free parking and a nearby bus stop.
The W Sports Bar wants to change the game in Cleveland
The W founders describe the concept as “both hands,” meaning the bar champions women’s sports while recognizing that sports culture is best experienced inclusively
A place to call home: The modular housing boom in North Shore Collinwood
“North Shore Collinwood will become a destination neighborhood where people are going to want to live due to the proximity to the lake and the expansion of the Metroparks.”
Cleveland Browns’ quest for a domed stadium starts an NFL fight for Ohio dollars
A political battle fit for the gridiron is raging in Ohio. Republican leaders disagree on funding for two NFL stadiums. The Cleveland Browns' owners seek $600 million for a new $2.4-billion, domed stadium and entertainment complex outside the city.
Cleveland’s iconic West Side Market’s $49.5 million overhaul
These include renovations to the east arcade, installation of a new HVAC system, and a complete overhaul of the 29,500-square-foot basement.
Lakewood Barry Buick redevelopment takes step forward
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.
1-year of the Middle Neighborhood Initiative: Competing against predatory LLCs to revitalize Cleveland neighborhoods
MNI is working to transform neighborhoods like Collinwood, Old Brooklyn, Lee-Harvard, and West Park; areas that have long been loved by residents but have seen a slowdown in their housing market, and are ineligble for large public intervention.
Pay equity: Cleveland’s path to economic growth and opportunity [Op-ed]
Economic empowerment comes in many forms, but few are as powerful and direct as ensuring women receive pay equity.
