1205 Starkweather
Retail and office space is available on Tremont’s Lincoln Park — the heart of our popular Cleveland neighborhood — as this thoughtfully re-purposed 1205 Starkweather Avenue building is lovingly restored.
Your business could be located across the street from Tremont’s beautiful Lincoln Park – always busy throughout the community event seasons – in this eye-catching building nestled between the Lincoln Park Baths and St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church. Continue reading
The future of what happens inside the Tremont Montessori School to support the program’s growth in enrollment, accommodate the curriculum and create a quality physical environment was discussed at the most recent community meeting.
Roughly 50 neighbors, parents, teachers and even some students gathered in the school’s lunchroom at 5 p.m. May 19. It was the third meeting this year to gather feedback from the neighborhood and other stakeholders about how to update the 98-year-old school building to give students a 21st century learning environment. Continue reading
Did you know there is a big health movement going on in Tremont? An Adult Health Challenge starts at Tremont Moves! The excitement begins June 20, 2015, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. in Lincoln Park (between Starkweather and W. 11th in Tremont) where initial assessments (weigh ins, blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol and body mass index) will be provided. Continue reading
The Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church in Tremont is gearing up once again, to host the 45th Annual Tremont Greek Fest. The Tremont Greek Fest, which celebrates the Greek American diaspora in Cleveland, Ohio, welcomes the city to experience being Greek for the weekend.
The Tremont Greek Fest held Memorial Day weekend May 22rd – 25th is another highlight in Cleveland’s Memorial Day weekend activities. The festival is free of charge and parking is free. All major credit cards are also accepted.
There will be plenty of food such as gyros, lamb shank, Dolmathes (stuffed grape leaves), baklava, and many assorted wines, Greek beer, and plenty of Ouzo. This year, the festival committee is working on showing the “Big Games” so that you don’t have to miss a minute of the action. Details to follow. Continue reading
A special report by The TremonsterMarcia Moreno, Associate Director of Esperanza, Inc., is a woman on a mission.
On the first two Saturdays of May, she, her energetic staff, and 40 prominent volunteers in the Cleveland community rolled up their sleeves and rigorously processed and interviewed two floors worth of 2015 Esperanza college scholarship applicants. This was in preparation for Esperanza’s annual “Fiesta of Hope” event, where the scholarship recipients are celebrated.
Right now, Esperanza is working around the clock to collect an additional $40,000 to award all of the qualifying college scholarship applications before the June 19th “Fiesta of Hope” event. Continue reading
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Lincoln Park, 3:10 pm on May 2, 2015, artist unknown.
Tremonsters love their Civilization coffee…but according to Civilization owner/operator Nancy Holcepl, “The past few weeks have been crazy!”
While scooping, measuring, brewing, and serving an endless stream of devoted customers, she explained, “We normally restock on Saturdays, but this past Friday we almost sold out. We restocked on Saturday but I had to restock again on Tuesday. It’s now Thursday, and look,” Holcepl gestured to the quickly depleting coffee bean levels in her fish bowl-style glass drums and mason jars behind the counter. Next to the jars was a bag of Civilization coffee beans with a receipt attached. She said, “People have been calling in their orders ahead of time.” Continue reading
4/10/2015
Tremont Montessori School’s prekindergarten has earned the top score of five stars on the state’s quality rating system.
The prekindergarten was the first in the District to go through Step Up to Quality, a voluntary preschool evaluation system that the state launched in late 2013. Five more CMSD schools will begin the process next week. Continue reading
Crust Tremont has been closed for the past two days as it installed a brand-new, custom-made pizza oven. Mike Griffin, CRUST owner/operator, was most impressed with the American company that supplied the new oven for CRUST, Marsal & Sons, Inc., located in Lindenhurst, New York.
Griffin said, “When you order it they start building it from scratch in New York — it comes from Limehurst, New York. They built this from scratch, and they’ve got stone slabs lining the oven bottom. This is what we’ve got going at our new downtown location [opening soon — keep an eye on The Tremonster for updates].”
As for why CRUST needed a new pizza oven, Griffin said, “We couldn’t keep up with our pizza orders with that little oven…it was crazy — especially on the weekends — it was too much.”
