You’ll shoot your eye out, kid.” Or maybe spot a Pikachu. The house from A Christmas Story in Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood was being overrun by Pokemon. And it’s a welcome invasion. From 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sunday, officials at the famous movie location hosted a lure party and gym battle. “The rules are simple,” […]
The City of Cleveland is suing to keep its law that requires hiring some local residents on public projects. A just-passed state law bans that. Mayor Frank Jackson called it an effort to make sure that city residents share in the prosperity and paychecks generated by publicly funded projects in the city. Cleveland is suing […]
‘Hillary for Ohio‘ opened a campaign office in Cleveland Monday. At the opening, volunteers compared Clinton’s tax plan to Ohio’s tax plan and discussed tax fairness. The 185th St. office adds to the nearly two dozen local organizing offices already open in communities across the state. It also builds on the existing organizational advantage for Ohio Together, the […]
RTA says that a sinkhole has developed along the Green Line. That means buses will replace rapid trains for several days. The sinkhole affects the line from Shaker Square to Green Road. There will be 67R buses covering the route “until at least Wednesday Aug. 24,” according to RTA. source: Wkyc.com
For the first time in seven years, the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) raised its fare and made changes to a handful of routes. The company is facing a $7 million budget deficit and to make up for the shortfall, the transit company’s Board of Trustees voted to increase rates, effective August 14. The […]
Presidential Hillary Clinton will make a stop in Cleveland Wednesday to talk tax fairness and investing in Ohio. Clinton will tour John Marshall High School and then speak at a campaign event where she will “lay out the difference between Trump’s vision for an economy that benefits himself and wealthy people like him and her […]
The gazebo outside Cudell Recreation Center, where Tamir Rice was shot and killed, is expected to be dismantled soon, according to Cleveland City Council. At Wednesday night’s council meeting, it was noted that the gazebo will be deconstructed and taken to a storage site under ownership of the Tamir Rice Foundation. The city also agreed to […]
A new film that features some big names and Cleveland’s skyline is making its local debut this weekend. Cleveland Native Steven Caple, Jr. wrote and directed his film “The Land,” which will be playing at Cedar Lee Theater in Cleveland Heights. The film follows four skateboarding teens with lofty ambitions who make a dark decision to find their […]
Police officers and community members came together Tuesday night to make neighborhoods safer. Tuesday marked the 33rd annual National Night Out. Humphrey Park in Collinwood swelled with neighbors happy to see the police department and residents interacting in a positive way. “With more training and understanding about the works and functions of the neighborhood, less […]
Cleveland residents are invited to take part in the 33rd annual “Mayor’s Night Out Against Crime”, Tuesday, August 2. “Mayor’s Night Out Against Crime” events will occur in each of the city’s five police districts with the main event taking place at Humphrey Park, 207 East 161st St. from 5:00 – 8:30 p.m. in the Collinwood neighborhood. Highlighting […]
The CDC has issued an advisory urging pregnant women to avoid traveling to Wynwood, a neighborhood in Miami where the virus is being spread by mosquitoes. So far officials have found 14 cases of the virus. The Ohio Health Department has confirmed 28 cases of Zika virus in the state. 27 cases came from returning […]
Question for you..Are you registered to vote in the up-coming elections in November??? If you said no, we have the information right here on the webpage… Voters must be registered in Cuyahoga County in order to vote in any election. In order to vote in Cuyahoga County, you must meet the following requirements: You must […]
