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A Clark-Fulton Resident Turned Her Yard Into a Cottage Garden. Cleveland Took Her to Court
“Here am I,” she said. “The criminal gardener”
Clark-Fulton
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Hub 27 Affordable Housing Project in Clark-Fulton Moves Forward Despite No Longer Having a Grocery Store
The Cleveland Planning Commission approved a design for the site’s first phase
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Vega Ave. Studio Lofts Bringing New Affordable Workforce Housing to Clark Fulton
“They’re true efficiency lofts. We’ve kept the 10 foot ceilings. Both A and B units are open plan concepts. That allows us to keep the price points down.”
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Cleveland Rape Crisis Center Workers Accuse Management of Union Busting, Threaten to Strike
“Since the employees first unionized, leadership has created more and more top-level positions, eroding our power by unilaterally deciding these positions will not be represented by the union.”
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CentroVilla25, a New Hispanic Food Hall and Business Incubator, Opens in Clark-Fulton Amid Mass Deportation Unease
Community, food and culture are taking precedence over ICE-raid anxieties
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With Tens of Thousands Across Cleveland Still Without Power, Residents Scramble for Food, Places to Stay, Medical Help
FirstEnergy has told customers it could be the middle of next week before power is restored
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Clevelanders Dealing With Highest Median Rents in Almost Two Years
December’s median one-bedroom rent—$1,250—is still $200 below the national average
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Opening Soon: Green Kitchen in Clark-Fulton, a Vegan Eatery from Chef John Hagerty
For the past two years, Hagerty’s Green Kitchen resided at Little Rose Tavern
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‘What’s Coming Is a Tsunami’: Cleveland Needs to Be More Prepared to Help Incoming Latin American Immigrants, Leaders Say
From housing to healthcare, education to transportation, Councilwoman Santana called for a coordinated network of services
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CentroVilla25, Cleveland’s First Major Latin Market, Closes in on Funding Goal
City Council approved $1.5 million in ARPA dollars to bring CentroVilla25 closer to its $12-million target
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Dunlap’s Corner Bar in Clark-Fulton Reopens With New Ownership and Fresh Programming
The goal is to host nightly live entertainment by March
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New Mural, “Glacier Caves” by Natalie Lanese, Celebrated Thursday in Clark-Fulton
Mural part of larger public art project highlighting Cleveland’s most densely populated Latino neighborhood
