Local jazz club, Nighttown has found a way to help out those in need with a promotion called Hungry First Mondays. On the first Monday of each month from April until December, Nighttown will donate $5.00 with each meal served to the Cleveland Food Bank.
Nighttown owner, Brendan Ring tells us his inspriation and some of […]
Read more...Mayor Edward J. Kelley of Cleveland Hights described some of the plans submitted by the city for the coming Economic Stimulis funds granted to the State of Ohi0. Among those are, envriromental and neighborhood stabilization for the city.
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Keeping historic homes well maintained and historically accurate may not always be easy, but it makes sense, and potentially dollars when its time to sell.
For over 15 years, the Cleveland Restoration Society has offered technical assistance to owners of heritage homes built “the way they just don’t build ‘em anymore.” They allso give advice to […]
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Do you know what to do with techno trash? The problem with what to do with outdated electronics is something that often goes mishandled, especially that which holds personal information.
The city has a contract with RET3, a local Cleveland company that handles disposal of electronics that would be bound for the landfill.
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Read more...Even in modern times, housing discrimination still exists and the Heights Community Congress,the oldest fair housing group in North East Ohio, is doing it’s part to ensure there is fair housing for all. In ever changing times there are wider varieties of discrimination which they are working to alleviate.
The HCC also hosts community forums to […]
Read more...Cleveland Heights-University Heights public library system is noticing an increase in patronage from folks looking to brush up on skills in regards to resume writing and interviewing.
The library also offers free classes throughout March and April to reflect job searching in the digital age.
For more information visit Heights Library.
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A lot of shop owners in the Heights are finding it hard to look at the books these days.
Big Fun Toy Store in Coventry has experienced one of the worst holiday shopping periods in its 18 years this past holiday season. To make up for the decrease in business, shop owners are looking for other […]
Read more...When President Obama’s team wanted to know how to jump start our economy at the local level, one of the people they called on was Toby Rittner, the president and CEO of the Council of Development Finance Angencies (CDFA) headquarterd in Cleveland.
Mr. Rittner discussed many projects that would best administer funds from the Economic Recovery […]
Read more...The Cleveland Music School Settlement entered negotiations with Cleveland Heights/University Heights School Board for potential use of the school that closed after the 2007-2008 school year.
The goal, with some renovations, would be to turn the school into a a comprehensive art center for the people of the community.
The Music Settlement is not planning to relocate, […]
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With a salt shortage this winter University Heights Vice-Mayor Adele H. Zucker explains the cities new policy of “Sensible Salting” for the city streets. What this means is all streets will be plowed and cleared but mostly main thouroghfares will be salted.
Salt has been purchased from ODoT but at $75 a ton the price […]
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