Carr Development News Today

Cleveland Public Market Corporation has officially assumed the operation of West Side Market in the Ohio City neighborhood.

Community leaders and residents gathered Sept. 20 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Larchmere Homes, a 30-unit, affordable single-family development in Cleveland’s Buckeye-Shaker neighborhood, according to a Sept. 20 news release.

Cleveland's new Urban Forestry Commission serves a similar purpose as the Tree Commission, but gives the commission authority to advise Mayor Justin Bibb and city council on tree canopy policy and projects.

Food deserts persist throughout Cleveland, especially in historically redlined neighborhoods on the city's East and South sides.

The site is located off Fort Weaver and Renton roads and had been sugar cane land for nearly 100 years until the 1980s when it was sold to the City and County of Honolulu.

The city of Cleveland would front $12 million to help the square avoid foreclosure.

Shaker Square is a historic part of town. And it’s success plays a vital role for the neighborhoods that surround it.

The Garden of 11 Angels was opened today on Imperial Avenue, honoring and remembering the 11 victims who were killed by Anthony Sowell in Cleveland.

The city wants to spend $10 million in federal stimulus money from the American Rescue Plan Act to prevent foreclosure of the shopping center.

Two community groups are taking over operations at Shaker Square if the plan is approved by city council.