Two Cleveland printers ink merger
Two family-run, Cleveland-based printers that have been in business for a combined 230 years have decided to unite that experience into a single company.
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NEOMED opens Cleveland innovation hub
Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) and University Hospitals (UH) joined with community leaders, partners, educators and health care professionals yesterday to celebrate the opening of NEOMED’s first Cleveland location.
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Centennial transformation may get financing soon, too
It appears that Millennia Companies is doing more than assembling financing to redeem a foreclosed loan on 925 Euclid Ave. and remove the Downtown Cleveland property from a court-ordered receivership. It appears that it is also seeking to close on financing to undertake a redevelopment of the property per its city-approved plans.
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Cleveland Clinic’s Main Campus slide puzzle
If you’re a health system earning $18 billion per year and you want to build a new bed tower where your aging Central Utility Plant sets, you move the utility plant. But if the place where you want to build a new utility plant has a police station and a neighboring multiple sclerosis care center, you move those uses, too.
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Downtown Heinen’s to close after 11 years
Northeast Ohio-based Heinen’s grocery stores announced today that their iconic location in Downtown Cleveland will close permanently on July 31. A new use for the for space, described by many visitors and shoppers as the nation’s most beautiful grocery store, has apparently not been found.
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Clinic’s car-dependency collides with community
Each morning, the red lines appear on the traffic app’s map. The lines, along with their yellow brethren, make for a colorful mosaic along the otherwise green-shaded grid of neighborhood streets surrounding the Cleveland Clinic. But that’s the only attractive thing about them. No one wants these indicators of traffic congestion — not city officials, Clinic officials, neighbors or commuters.
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Former MLK Branch Library in UC to be demo’d for future development
If the City Planning Commission’s Design Review Committee gives its blessing on Friday, the vacated, former Martin Luther King Jr. Branch of the Cleveland Public Library at 1962 Stokes Blvd. will be coming down. It appears to be a sign of the times in a rapidly growing University Circle.
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Restoring density to Euclid Ave.
A clearer picture is emerging of Silver Hills’ proposed mixed-use development at 8014 Euclid Ave. in Cleveland’s Fairfax neighborhood after a project description was recently submitted to the city. NEOtrans broke the news of Silver Hills’ latest Cleveland development more than two weeks ago.
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New apartment complex sought near Clinic
A potentially large, mixed-use residential-retail development is in the early stages of planning, to be located just west of the Cleveland Clinic’s Main Campus. The site, 8014 Euclid Ave., notes a familiar, yet neglected city-designed landmark — the former bell tower of St. Agnes Church in the Fairfax neighborhood.
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Cleveland’s ex-Masonic Temple for sale
Although much of the former Masonic Temple, 3615 Euclid Ave., was significantly renovated in the past decade, even larger development plans for the historic landmark property didn’t pan out. And now the owner is putting the property up for sale.
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