Cleveland now has a full-time LGBTQ+ community liaison; one of only a handful in the country
Cleveland’s LGBTQ+ community liaison – is a first in Cleveland and maybe even in Ohio.
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In perfect sync: Crews power down Cuyahoga River as thousands line downtown shores for rowing regatta
On the last weekend of September rowers took their oars to the water in the 29th Annual Head of the Cuyahoga Regatta in Cleveland’s own Cuyahoga River.
Cleveland researcher gets closer to new restorative treatment for multiple sclerosis
A study led by Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) shows new potential for treating multiple sclerosis (MS) and other diseases while boosting Cleveland’s economy. That is, if America keeps investing in science.
Could a return to old-school bathhouses help relieve stress in Cleveland? Op-Ed
How do members of the community enjoy the benefits of hot and cold at a price they can afford? The answer may lie in a return to the past – bathhouses.
Echoes of the future: An Afrofuturist gala centering Cleveland’s Black maternal health
“For every one death of a white baby in the city of Cleveland, Black babies and Black mothers are dying four times more often."
Neighborhood Familiy Practice expanding in Clark-Fulton neighborhood
The new clinic will be part of the $30 million Northern Ohio Blanket Mills mixed-use project, the renovation of a three-story, 112,000-square-foot industrial building, once used to make woolen horse blankets, into 60 affordable-rate apartments and ground-floor office space. The development is on West 33rd Street just south of Clark Avenue.Â
Glenville Human Trafficking Drop-In Center provides safe haven for survivors
Since it opened in April 2021, the Human Trafficking Drop-in Center (DIC) in Glenville has been a safe space for women survivors. It is the first facility of its kind in Northeast Ohio.
The silent surge: How an innovative program at Cleveland Clinic is reaching kids in mental health emergencies — before it’s too late
Emergency departments across the U.S. have seen a sharp rise in pediatric mental health visits over the past five years — more than 45% nationally, and nearly 300% at Cleveland Clinic’s pediatric emergency rooms for patients under 21.
Funding concerns prompt review of proposed mental health and addiction crisis center in Cuyahoga County
Council members have raised concerns about how the center would pay for annual operating expenses once the building renovation is completed.Â
Historic Cleveland tennis courts reborn ahead of 2025 Tri-City Tournament
Facing the possibility of relocating its signature tournament, the Forest City Tennis Club (FCTC) — founded in 1912 and claiming to be the oldest Black tennis club in the United States — will see its longtime home restored following a commitment from Cleveland City Hall.
In perfect sync: Crews power down Cuyahoga River as thousands line downtown shores for rowing regatta
On the last weekend of September rowers took their oars to the water in the 29th Annual Head of the Cuyahoga Regatta in Cleveland’s own Cuyahoga River.
Cleveland researcher gets closer to new restorative treatment for multiple sclerosis
A study led by Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) shows new potential for treating multiple sclerosis (MS) and other diseases while boosting Cleveland’s economy. That is, if America keeps investing in science.
Could a return to old-school bathhouses help relieve stress in Cleveland? Op-Ed
How do members of the community enjoy the benefits of hot and cold at a price they can afford? The answer may lie in a return to the past – bathhouses.
Echoes of the future: An Afrofuturist gala centering Cleveland’s Black maternal health
“For every one death of a white baby in the city of Cleveland, Black babies and Black mothers are dying four times more often."
Neighborhood Familiy Practice expanding in Clark-Fulton neighborhood
The new clinic will be part of the $30 million Northern Ohio Blanket Mills mixed-use project, the renovation of a three-story, 112,000-square-foot industrial building, once used to make woolen horse blankets, into 60 affordable-rate apartments and ground-floor office space. The development is on West 33rd Street just south of Clark Avenue.Â
Glenville Human Trafficking Drop-In Center provides safe haven for survivors
Since it opened in April 2021, the Human Trafficking Drop-in Center (DIC) in Glenville has been a safe space for women survivors. It is the first facility of its kind in Northeast Ohio.
The silent surge: How an innovative program at Cleveland Clinic is reaching kids in mental health emergencies — before it’s too late
Emergency departments across the U.S. have seen a sharp rise in pediatric mental health visits over the past five years — more than 45% nationally, and nearly 300% at Cleveland Clinic’s pediatric emergency rooms for patients under 21.
Funding concerns prompt review of proposed mental health and addiction crisis center in Cuyahoga County
Council members have raised concerns about how the center would pay for annual operating expenses once the building renovation is completed.Â
Historic Cleveland tennis courts reborn ahead of 2025 Tri-City Tournament
Facing the possibility of relocating its signature tournament, the Forest City Tennis Club (FCTC) — founded in 1912 and claiming to be the oldest Black tennis club in the United States — will see its longtime home restored following a commitment from Cleveland City Hall.
