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Collinwood pastor tackles Black mental health with ‘Mentally Mangled’ programming

By Octavia S. Hicks ● Health ● September 15, 2023

This September, Mentally Mangled is collaborating with faith leaders on a “mental health tour,” with free events around Cleveland.

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Community journalists, friends of The Land gather in Collinwood

By Lee Chilcote ● Community Journalism ● September 14, 2023

The Land’s free community journalism program has graduated more than 50 students, and a new cohort of students will begin Oct. 2.

Spot Youth Empowerment: voting and civic engagement for the next generation

By Rosshawnda Aaron & Lee Chilcote ● Civic Engagement ● July 27, 2023

In addition to voter education, Spot Youth Empowerment offers young people ages 15-25 support in education, employment, housing, and life skills.

Meadow City Nursery: Native plant market opens in Collinwood

By Vaiva Neary ● Sustainability ● June 21, 2023

Meadow City’s owners are passionate about making the Westropp Ave. market a destination for buying native perennials and annuals and for educating visitors about how they can plant to support the local ecology.

Mandy Kraynak and Lee Chilcote holding their awards and smiling for a photo in front of a Press Club of Cleveland backdrop at the All Ohio Excellence in Journalism awards on Friday, June 2.

Mandy Kraynak and Lee Chilcote win Cleveland Press Club awards

By Jeff Kipp ● The Land Blog ● June 9, 2023

The Land’s founder and senior reporter Lee Chilcote and Report for America corps member Mandy Kraynak both received first-place awards at the Press Club of Cleveland’s All Ohio Excellence in Journalism Awards ceremony on Friday.

Employee-owned Glenville laundry plans $1 million expansion, more jobs

By Lee Chilcote ● Economy ● February 20, 2023

Evergreen Cooperative Laundry will be able to serve more customers and plans to hire about 30 more employees companywide.

Simon’s is MIA as its plans for Collinwood grocery property remain unknown

By Jonathan Beard ● Development ● January 19, 2023

Following the April 2022 closing of the Dave’s Market on Lakeshore Blvd. and the property’s September sale, the former grocery store sits vacant.

Hessler Road re-do: Developer back at it with six 3-bedroom apartments

By Lee Chilcote ● Development ● November 30, 2022

Facing continued opposition from Hessler Road neighbors, developer Russell Berusch presented yet another apartment building design to the Cleveland Landmarks Commission.

As vacant grocery property is sold, Dave’s Collinwood customers give feedback on shuttle service

By Jonathan Beard ● Social Equity ● September 16, 2022

Since their local Dave’s Market closed in April, a free shuttle takes North Collinwood shoppers to its Euclid location. As the property remains vacant, residents of this food desert give feedback on the shuttle service.

Sewer district grants send green infrastructure dollars to Cleveland neighborhoods

By Douglas J. Guth ● Sustainability ● August 11, 2022

The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District offers reimbursement grants of up to $250,000 to green infrastructure projects that help manage excess stormwater. Proponents say the projects can add greenery and defray construction costs.