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An elevator breakdown at Cleveland’s West Side Market caused big headaches for dozens of vendors who were unable to move product from docks to their stalls, adding pressure to City Hall to come through with investments in the aging building.
Nearly two dozen of the 70 businesses at the West Side Market are owned by women. At a panel discussion on Tuesday, the owners of two of these businesses — the oldest business and the newest business at the market — shared what brought them to the market and their hopes for the space, which is transitioning to nonprofit management.
Our Doug Trattner talked to owners of two of the oldest vendor stands at the Market on where things stand now, and where they see the market going.