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Meet the community journalist: Moses Ngong
In honor of The Land’s third anniversary, we’re catching up with a few of our 50 community journalists. The Land’s Lee Chilcote talked with Moses Ngong, a Detroit Shoreway resident who has published multiple stories for The Land since completing our program.
This Saturday, Bike Your Neighborhood kicks off new community cycling rides
The community rides, which are inclusive of all ages and experience levels, offer free bike rentals and will cover five miles through the Buckeye-Shaker Square, Kinsman, Mt. Pleasant, and Woodland neighborhoods.
Meet the Community Journalist: Sharon Core
In honor of The Land’s third anniversary, we’re catching up with a few of our 50 community journalists. The Land’s Lee Chilcote talked with Sharon Core, a Slavic Village resident who has published multiple stories for The Land since completing our program.
Stokes West project gets final go-ahead, but some question its claims of being transit-oriented
The 255-unit and eight townhome project will have parking spaces for only 35% of the units. To get the city’s approval for a waiver of the typical 1:1 parking-to-unit ratio, the developers have agreed to measures supporting alternate transit options.
From ‘rotten banana wall’ to Guatemalan landscape: local artists to bring new mural to W. 25th St.
Cleveland artists Tessa LeBaron and Hector Castellanos Lara are teaming up to create a mural celebrating Guatemalan culture and heritage in the Clark-Fulton neighborhood.
Meet the Community Journalist: Nate Flauto
In honor of The Land’s third anniversary, we’re catching up with a few of our 50 community journalists. The Land’s Lee Chilcote talked with Nate Flauto, an Ohio City resident who has published multiple stories for The Land since completing our program.
‘This is about food justice’: $300k BUILD grant will help create food co-op in Central, Kinsman
Groups in Cleveland have been awarded a $300,000 grant from the BUILD Health Challenge to create a community-owned food co-op, healthy foods cafe, farmers market network and other solutions to improve food access in the Central and Kinsman neighborhoods.
Meet the Community Journalist: Christina Easter
In honor of The Land’s third anniversary, we’re catching up with a few of our 50 community journalists. The Land’s Lee Chilcote talked with Christina Easter, a Glenville resident who has published multiple stories for The Land since completing our program.
Two vacant Cleveland school buildings will become apartment buildings in Glenville, Jefferson
On Monday, May 8, the city officially transferred the properties to two developers planning affordable senior housing (Glenville) and affordable market-rate housing (Jefferson).