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'I don't know what's going on': Cleveland tenant confused about mysterious eviction

Northwest Neighborhoods CDC announces leadership change | Crain's Cleveland Business

The community development corporation represents Edgewater Beach, Gordon Square Arts District, Cleveland EcoVillage and Lorain Avenue Antiques District neighborhoods on Cleveland's West Side.

Podcast: Building up Cleveland's West Side neighborhoods | Crain's Cleveland Business

Northwest Neighborhoods executive director Adam Stalder joined The Landscape to talk about how the nonprofit worked closely with residents to help draft a new strategic plan to improve Cleveland's West Side neighborhoods.

Cuyahoga County projects win $50 million in state brownfield grants

More than three dozen Northeast Ohio applicants secured state funding to clean up or study properties with complicated pasts.

Change to Ohio's historic tax-credit program gives affordable-housing deals a boost

The Ohio Department of Development recently tweaked the scoring rubric for the fiercely competitive program, allocating points to affordable-housing deals. Developers of those challenging projects are ecstatic. But some of their market-rate peers are fuming.

Cleveland Mayor-elect Justin Bibb tasks transition leader with the future of the West Side Market

Jessica Trivisonno, a Bibb campaign supporter who worked as economic development director for Northwest Neighborhoods community development corporation, will serve as the new mayor’s senior strategist on the market.

St. Clair Superior Development Corporation names Jeremy Taylor as new executive director

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Cudell, Detroit Shoreway CDCs merge, creating Northwest Neighborhoods

WHMI 93.5 Local News : Brighton City Council Authorizes Bond Sale For 2021 Projects

January 8, 2021 By Mike Kruzman & Jon King / news@whmi.com City of Brighton officials have authorized capital improvement bonds that will fund several categories of street and utility projects starting later this year, and then continuing over a three-year period. At City Council’s online meeting, held Thursday night, City Council members approved the authorization of bonds for an amount not to exceed $18-million. Five major projects were identified; the Northwest Neighborhoods Streets project, Rickett Road Phase 2, water utilities, wastewater utilities, and capital reserve projects that include replacing the police department and DPW drive and lot. The total cost of the bond program is just over $17.4-million.