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Akron native Matthew Weiner talks about pitching Scranton Peninsula to global investors - Vimarsana News

Akron native Matthew Weiner talks about pitching Scranton Peninsula to global investors

Matthew Weiner and Sergey Kuznetsov lead the East West Alliance group of companies. They match European investors with domestic real estate projects and are looking for more deals in Northeast Ohio.

Brendan Behan: Remembering Ireland's most colorful writer - Vimarsana News

Brendan Behan: Remembering Ireland's most colorful writer

Allegedly, Brendan Behan's last words were “Sister, may all your sons be bishops.” Apocryphal or not, that story, unjustly, sums up the life of the writer. Irish writer Brendan Behan was born in Dublin on February 9, 1923 - here, a look at his life.

Cleveland's Scranton Peninsula is coming to life, after decades of inactivity - Vimarsana News

Cleveland's Scranton Peninsula is coming to life, after decades of inactivity

As workers prepare sites for more than 600 apartments and a potential Great Lakes Brewing Co. facility, public officials and private landowners are talking about public access, parks and trails.

NRP Group closes 7.5-acre land deal on Cleveland's Scranton Peninsula - Vimarsana News

NRP Group closes 7.5-acre land deal on Cleveland's Scranton Peninsula

The transfer doesn't appear in public records yet. But Scott Skinner, NRP's vice president of development, confirmed in an interview that the long-simmering deal is done.

Apartment developers pay $5.9 million for a slice of Cleveland's Scranton Peninsula - Vimarsana News

Apartment developers pay $5.9 million for a slice of Cleveland's Scranton Peninsula

The Silverhills at Thunderbird project could start rising from long-fallow dirt this fall.