On Thursday, March 11th, community members gathered on Zoom by the invitation of Councilman Kerry McCormack and the Friends of (Amigos de) Clark Field. For the community members who were not able to join us, you can download the presentation by James McKnight, ASLA, Section Chief, Sr. Landscape Architect of the City of Cleveland Mayor’s Office [...]
Applications are being accepted for the City of Cleveland 2021 Exterior Paint Program which provides paint and materials to homeowners for the exterior of their homes. The application deadline is February 28th. Homeowners and tenants must meet income guidelines. Funds cover up to $600 in free paint and supplies. Labor is not included. For more information [...]
The Quintessential Cleveland Pub Turns 15 on October 21st In 2005 George W. Bush was in the White House, Frank Jackson was elected Cleveland mayor for the first time, we all found out Brad and Angelina were an item, The Office premiered on NBC, Tom Cruise jumped on Oprah’s couch, YouTube launched and the Tremont bar [...]
During the summer, the City of Cleveland released its much-anticipated study on tax abatement. The Cleveland Tax Abatement study was published in July 2020. The lead consultant group was the Reinvestment Fund with assistance from a number of other consultancy groups including Neighbor Up. Neighbor Up completed the public engagement portion of the study. Tremont West [...]
“Contemporary Views of Tremont” Debuts in late April Tremont’s first outdoor Art + History Museum has been expanded to include an additional one dozen prints. The new display—entitled “Contemporary Views of Tremont”—includes digitally-reproduced renderings of Tremont street scenes (e.g., Lincoln Park, Christmas Story House, area churches) by local artists such as Tim Herron, Glenn Murray and [...]
Tremont – ‘Built for This’ Update #built4this #tremont #TakeoutTuesdayCLE #ShopSaturdaysCLE Greetings fellow business owners, property owners, and community stakeholders! As we find out more about the governor’s directions on possible reopening the economy. We encourage you to watch the Governor’s press conference on Monday, April 27th at 2pm. Tremont West and other community and national partners [...]
Due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) and emerging recommendations from health care providers and government agencies around best prevention measures and social distancing, Tremont West Development Corporation is canceling its Board of Directors meeting and all Tremont West Committee meetings for the month of March. We urge all block clubs to cancel March and early April meetings out [...]
Multiple Art Openings, Food & Drink Specials, Comedy, Music and More Friday, Feb. 14 from 5 – 10 p.m. Walkabout Tremont and Valentine’s Day are the perfect match. Love will be in the air this Friday, February 14, from 5 to 10 p.m. with art openings across the neighborhood, a variety of Valentine’s-themed food and drink [...]
Hi Residents & Business-People of Tremont, Duck Island and Irishtown Bend The first delivery of donations went to neighborhood food pantries and hunger centers on Thursday, December 19th. Recipients were incredibly appreciative of what is donated. Below is a tally of totals to date: Block Club Food Items Cash/Checks Point Total – Round 1 Auburn-Lincoln [...]
Tremont Montessori is again at risk of being closed. This has happened multiple times before and we are urging community members, parents and stakeholders to get involved to save our school. We need your help NOW. Here is what you can do: Sign a petition! Contact coryriordan@tremontwest.org for the form. Visit the CMSD web portal [...]