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Installing Security Cameras for Tremont

 

Security Cameras for Tremont Program

Brian Devine began installing the Security Cameras For Tremont program network, starting the week of May 16.

A special report by The Tremonster

Good news from the Security Cameras for Tremont program. According to Brian Devine, the optical component of the package has dropped in price considerably.

With the introduction of Ubiquiti’s third generation professional camera the funds raised through the project’s gofundme.com/CamerasForTremont page will extend further than originally projected. Continue reading

Joe Calabrese Speaks on the Importance of Infrastructure

During National Infrastructure Week, RTA CEO and General Manager Joseph Calabrese offered comments on the importance of consistent investment in the physical structure of the public transportation system. His remarks were delivered from the Cuyahoga Viaduct Bridge, a critical link in the region’s transit infrastructure.

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Tremonsters Plant Trees in Lincoln Park with Holden Arboretum

by Chris Kennedy

Over the past week, Holden Arboretum Community Forester, Chad Clink, has been helping Tremonsters plant Trees in Lincoln Park.

Walkabout Tremont Celebrates Creativity with Art, Food & Drink Specials, Entertainment and New Retailers

Walkabout Launch Flier

Transformed Monthly Arts Event Kicks Off Friday

The second Friday evening of the month has always meant “ArtWalk in Tremont.” But beginning this Friday, the now-renamed event will reach new pinnacles of creativity. Continue reading

Holmden Hill Community Garden Update

Holmden Hill Community Garden_web

by Grai Oleksy

Hello, Tremonsters!  The most exciting thing coming to our Holmden Hill Community Garden this year is the 37th Annual Meeting of the American Community Gardening Association (ACGA).  The ACGA convention will be hosted August 4-7 at Cleveland State University, and the Holmden Hill Community Garden has applied to be a stop on the group’s garden tour.  The ACGA annual conference brings together hundreds of individuals from across the United States, Canada and abroad who are engaged in all aspects of gardening and greening. The conference includes hands-on workshops, presentations, poster sessions, keynote speakers, and visits to community gardens, urban agriculture sites, food security projects and other green space in Cleveland.  Continue reading

Constantino’s Market Plans 2017 Opening in Tremont’s Olney Gallery

Olney Gallery Construction_web

by Rich Weiss

Recently, Tremonsters driving along W 14th Street near Fairfield Ave. have been treated to a spectacle:  the exterior renovations of the beautiful, historic Olney Gallery building, on the Grace Hospital campus.  What’s going on? Continue reading

Tremonster Street Clip 2016-04-09: Winter Weather from Starkweather & Professor to W 11th & Rowley

Tremonster Street Clip 2016-04-09: Winter Weather from Starkweather & Professor to W 11th & Rowley

Snow-Covered Tremont, Cleveland, Ohio, April 9, 2016

Snow-Covered Tremont Cleveland Ohio

Tremont’s W 13th Pl. Designated ‘Sokolowski Way’

 

Sokolowski family honored by City of Cleveland dedicating W 13th Place as Sokolowski WayPhoto courtesy of Sokolowski’s

Dyngus Day in Tremont began with a celebration of one of our great institutions, Sokolowski’s University Inn.  At 9am on Monday, the Sokolowski family was honored by Councilman Joe Cimperman and the City of Cleveland by the dedicating W 13th Place as “Sokolowski Way.”

Biking & Hiking Cleveland with Joshua York: Weather Tripping

Weather Tripping to the Spring West Creek Brooklyn Heights March 7 first flowers spotted

Weather Tripping to the Spring West Creek Brooklyn Heights March 7 first flowers spotted (photos by Joshua York).

Get In The Car Kids, We Are Taking A Trip. To Where? Wintertime, Naturally!

By Joshua York
It was getting to be late January, and I was standing river-side in the Chagrin Reservation, squinting into the mild sun hazily illuminated through the overcast cloud cover. My friend Pud’n’Snack walked up from behind me, and she poked a stick lazily a couple times into the slushy snow at the river’s edge. We were both a little disappointed yet again this winter. As pretty as the little falls near Squaw Rock looked, with the rocks all spackled with an inch or two of wet snow and the river flowing through glossy ice chutes, it just wasn’t exactly the scene we had set out to enjoy.

Pud’n’Snack and I had heard that we were getting 6 to 8 inches of snow today and decided to blow off some Wednesday work and get down with some sled-riding. Continue reading