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Margaret Brouwer, Cleveland’s unofficial composer laureate has no intention of stopping or slowing down
Cleveland Chamber Music Society celebrates 75 years
Baseball Heritage Museum steps to plate for Hough in design of expansion project
The museum’s expansion project will enable it to offer year-round programming and play a larger role in the lives of young athletes in Cleveland and the inner-ring suburbs.
Neighborhood Pets expands to help more people – and their furry friends
Christmas came a little early for Neighborhood Pets this year. This fall, just as people were starting to think about the holidays, the nonprofit pet care provider in Cleveland’s Slavic Village opened a gift in the form of an expansion.
Waiting for relief: ARPA survey responses provide window into what Cleveland needs now
Cleveland officials have spent months hashing out how to spend a portion of the $511 million in federal stimulus money from the American Rescue Plan Act. But what do residents want the money used for? The Land and Cleveland Documenters put in a public records request to find out.
‘Escape in 60’ co-owner wins JumpStart entrepreneur contest with pitch targeting business community
Twelve weeks after enrolling in JumpStart’s small business impact program, Mondie Gonzales, co-owner of “Escape in 60” in Cleveland’s Warehouse District, won its entrepreneur showcase competition with a pitch for a unique, more impactful line of escape rooms and other puzzle experiences.
Vision of neighborhood unity takes shape at Ubuntu Gathering Place in Buckeye
A dream for a neglected corner in Cleveland is closer than ever to coming true as work commences on Ubuntu Gathering Place, a park, memorial, and multi-use space at the corner of Shaker Blvd. and E. 103rd St.
Fitness entrepreneur advances ‘Rippin Roller’ with assists from Cleveland’s MAGNET, Mspire
After his ‘Rippin Roller’ won MAGNET’s 2020 Mspire pitch contest, local fitness entrepreneur Tom Fowler has a real object that soon could be rolling into living rooms, basements, and fitness studios everywhere.
‘DevahD Cycling’ forges new connections across Cleveland, two wheels at a time
Cycling, for Diana Hildebrand, isn’t about transportation. It’s about connections. When this southeast Cleveland resident hops on her hot-pink ride, she’s not necessarily looking to get from point A to point B. She’s looking to help others interact more deeply with the city and world around them, and enjoy a few of the many benefits she herself enjoys on a daily basis.
