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Nate Flauto

Nate Flauto resides in Cleveland’s near west side and completed The Land's community journalism program. Nate pursues stories that elevate those who seek to bring people together and news that affects our shared experience living in Cleveland.
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Nate's Latest Articles

Hingetown to host “City Stages” summer concert series

This year's program aims to bring communities together while highlighting a variety of global cultures and genres.

Darl Center for the Arts brings arts, culture and community to Slavic Village

The Darl Center for the Arts breathes new life into a formerly rundown library in Slavic Village. Owner, Darl Schaaff, has restored the historic building into an arts space that he hopes will double as a community gathering spot.

Courtyard, food hall, infrastructure upgrades for West Side Market presented in ‘master plan’ on Thursday 

The new nonprofit Cleveland Public Market Corporation, which is expecting city council approval to grant it leadership of the historic market, shared details about $40 million in planned improvements.

Vitrolite building revived as Harness Collective brings in businesses, helps them grow

Businesses Soul Yoga, Patron Saint, and Harness Cycle are already open. Owners Anne Hartnett and Andria Loczi say the building will focus on wellness and social engagement in an inclusive, family-friendly environment.

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.

Meet City Goods, a collective of independent local makers in Ohio City’s Hingetown

The seven mini hangars built in 2021 were intended to be work-live residences for artists. Instead, they're home to City Goods, a retail collective of makers founded by entrepreneur Sam Friedman.

Low cost, big impact: Ohio City targets 9 spots for traffic solutions

The Ohio City Mobility Study run by Ohio City Incorporated and 3MPH planning widely solicited citizen input before identifying nine areas to target for improvements to pedestrian safety.

Church turns declining membership into gift to the arts, Brooklyn Centre community

Faced with declining membership but devoted to local outreach, the Archwood UCC congregation has entered a mutually beneficial partnership with the Julia de Burgos Cultural Arts Center.

Cleveland Rocks! Climbing meets yoga meets tech in Ohio City’s newest amenity

Owners Karen Thang and Kevin Wojton have transformed the vacant Ohio City Masonic Arts Center into a destination for climbing, yoga, and tech.

Residents paint streets to slow down traffic in Slavic Village

Alarmed by a rise in pedestrian safety incidents and car crashes in their neighborhood, residents of Slavic Village recently painted 11 brightly-colored curb bump outs and eye-catching designs on their streets to slow down speeders.

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