Hannah Miao, Author at The Land

Hannah Miao

Born and raised in the Cleveland area, Hannah is a senior at Duke University studying public policy. She is also a Fall 2020 digital breaking news intern for CNBC and has previously completed marketing and editorial internships at The New York Times, NBCUniversal and INDY Week.

With fewer office workers and visitors, downtown businesses are leaning into a neighborhood-based strategy

By Hannah Miao ● Development ● August 26, 2020

Cathy’s, a gourmet ice cream sandwich shop located in The Arcade at East 4th and Euclid in downtown Cleveland, shut down for about two months when the Covid-19 pandemic first hit.

Longtime West Side Market vendor set to expand on east and west sides

By Hannah Miao ● Development ● August 4, 2020

Kate’s Fish, a West Side Market staple for almost 20 years, has ambitious new plans to expand both inside the market and throughout the Cleveland area.

Voices of CLE murals create space for healing and expression

By Hannah Miao ● Arts & Culture ● July 28, 2020

On May 30, when peaceful demonstrations in downtown Cleveland escalated into riots, Heather Holmes felt torn.

Rid-All Green Partnership tapped to run Farmer Jones Market in Maple Heights

By Hannah Miao ● Development ● July 18, 2020

Maple Heights’ Farmer Jones Indoor Market will be reopening on August 1st under a new operator, Rid-All Green Partnership. The new ownership will help ensure that area residents continue to have access to healthy, high-quality food.

CWRU researchers invent device that could be a gamechanger for smaller hospitals

By Hannah Miao ● Education ● June 30, 2020

Researchers and engineers in Cleveland recently invented a device that can decontaminate an N95 mask in just 60 seconds. The product has the potential to be a gamechanger for small- and medium-sized hospitals battling the COVID-19 pandemic.

AsiaTown small businesses turn to community to survive

By Hannah Miao ● Development ● June 30, 2020

On May 12, staff at AsiaTown restaurant Emperor’s Palace spent hours preparing, boxing and sorting 100 free meals for neighborhood residents. The project was sponsored by the Medworks Unconditional Care COVID-19 Relief Fund, which purchases food and gift cards from local restaurants and grocery stores and distributes them to greater Cleveland community members in need.