Lovellee’s pizzeria
4462 Denison
Cleveland Ohio 44109
Lovellee’s Curbside/Delivery
Sunday April 5th special
Continue readingLovellee’s Delivery Special: Bone-in pork chops, baked beans, and artesian cheddar mashed potatoes
Tremont Animal Clinic Appointment and Medication Pick-Up
| Tremont Animal Clinic’s Office Manager Jen delivered three doses of pet flea medication into the open car trunk of a long-time client on Friday. |
Less than two months ago, Tremont Animal Clinic (216-298-5011) moved its entire practice from W. 14th Street to its brand-new facility at 2885 West 25th St. The veterinary clinic cherished by so many in Tremont’s pet-loving community had just begun adjusting to its new location when the COVID-19 crisis called on the Tremont Animal Clinic staff to strategize safe appointment procedures, curbside appointment pickup, and curbside medication pickup.
As the situation surrounding COVID-19 continues to evolve, Tremont Animal Clinic is committed to adapting to the challenges Tremont, as a community, now faces.
Even in a crisis, it is of utmost importance to ensure we can continue to care for our Tremonster pets
Continue readingFrank Jackson: ‘We will get through this together’
Dear Residents,
Even in the midst of a pandemic, I want to assure you that your government is working hard for you and share a little about what we are doing. I also want to make clear that we will get through this – together – as we have other difficult times as a City.
On Monday night, we had a City Council meeting in which my proposed 2020 budget was passed among other things. The $1.8 billion budget will allow us to continue to provide essential services from public safety to waste collection to youth programming. Legislation was also passed by Cleveland City Council regarding economic development including the Sherwin-Williams agreement to retain the company’s global headquarters in the City of Cleveland.
Continue readingCOVID-19 Dances in Safe Spaces: Sarah Morrison “Social Distancing with my TP”
New Facebook page launched to encourage artists to connect with socially distant audiences by innovating new work in isolation.
Visit the “Covid-19 Dances in Safe Spaces” on Facebook, hosted by MorrisonDance, for this full piece and upload or view works by other artists. This page has been created to encourage movers /artists to find creative ways to “Socially Connect” while we are barraged with “Social Distancing.”
State of Ohio Issues Stay-at-Home Order
What Does That Mean for You?
Dear Residents,
This afternoon, Gov. Mike DeWine, Lt. Gov. Jon Husted and Director Amy Acton issued a stay-at-home order for the State of Ohio. The order goes into effect Monday, March 23, 2020 at 11:59 p.m. and will remain in effect until 11:59 p.m. on April 6, 2020. At that time, it will be evaluated on whether the date needs to be extended. It is important to read the order in entirety.
Remainder of Arts Renaissance Tremont Season Canceled Due to COVID-19 Virus
The remainder of Arts Renaissance Tremont’s 29th Season will be canceled because of the COVID-19 virus. Please sign-up for email notifications for when concerts will begin again.
[sign up for Arts Renaissance Tremont email notifications] Continue readingThe Pretentious Cleveland Portrait Artists – Virus Isolation
For the benefit of all Tremonsters, anywhere, TheTremonster.org added a gallery page sharing artwork from The Pretentious Cleveland Portrait Artists – Virus Isolation, including the above, “Six Eyes,” from Anne Lyon. The Pretentious Cleveland Portrait Artists (search Facebook for Tim Herron) was formerly The Pretentious Tremont Artists of the Literary Cafe.
Continue readingTremont COVID-19 Coronavirus Updates
The Tremonster has added a page to collect all COVID-19 Coronavirus updates effecting the Tremont neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio.
City of Cleveland Reports First Confirmed Case of COVID-19
The City of Cleveland and the Cleveland Department of Public Health (CDPH) have been notified of a confirmed test result for coronavirus (COVID-19) in a resident of the city. This is the first confirmed result for Cleveland. The confirmed individual is a male, between ages 30-40 who recently returned from international travel. CDPH is working to identify any close contacts of this resident who would require testing or monitoring for symptoms of COVID-19.
Continue readingMayor Frank G. Jackson Issues a Proclamation of Civil Emergency
City provides general updates on Coronavirus (COVID-19) protocols -Update #2
Cleveland Mayor Frank G. Jackson today gathered leaders from Cleveland Clinic, MetroHealth Hospital, St. Vincent Charity Medical Center, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, City Council President Kevin J. Kelley, safety and health department representatives and planners from the St. Patrick’s Day and Cleveland International Film Festival planning committees for a press conference regarding COVID-19. Click here to view video of today’s event.
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