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Lantern Parade 2024 Lights up the Towpath Trail

Towpath Mounds Bring a New View to Tremont

Lantern Parade 2024 Lights up the Towpath Trail

The chilly, 45-degree Saturday night (the last night of Daylight Savings Time) came as a shock after being spoiled by the warm beginning to March, but that didn't seem to deter a large turnout for the 2024 Towpath Trail Lantern Parade.

Photo by Anthony Pinzone, 05-01-2018

Towpath Mounds Bring a New View to Tremont

A Double Rainbow over Cleveland

Rain gave way to sunshine on Tuesday afternoon, adding to Tremont’s spectacular view of the Cleveland skyline.

Holmden Hill Community Garden

Photo by Grai Oleksy

Cleveland Denies Clark Ave Claims of Water Main Break Damage

The City of Cleveland recently sent letters to Clark Ave. Tremont residents denying responsibility for damages caused to their properties resulting from a late January water main break at the intersection of W. 14th St. and Clark Ave. Check back soon for more reporting from The Tremonster and TremonsterTV.

The Tremonster Issue #56

The Tremonster Issue 56 is out! Do you have a #Tremont-oriented story to submit for issue #57? Reply here!

The St. Wendelin Parish ‘Junk in the Trunk Sale’ June 1 from 9am-3pm

The St. Wendelin Parish Junk in the Trunk Sale will be held Saturday, June 1, from 9a-3pm. Pay $20 for your own space to sell things you no longer need or want from the trunk of your own car! Call Carol (216-410-4068) for more information. Hotdogs and drinks available during the…

Ukrainian Museum-Archives Annual Easter Bazaar Runs through April 13

Tremont’s Ukrainian Museum-Archives Annual Easter Bazaar runs through April 13. For more information, visit www.UMACleveland.org.

Dyngus Day in Tremont: Patty C and the Guys at Post 58

Don’t miss Patty C. and the Guys at Roosevelt Post 58 for Dyngus Day in Tremont! Here’s a list of all events for your Dyngus Day in Tremont (April 22): PROSPERITY SOCIAL CLUB 1109 Starkweather Avenue, *Open at 11am – Kitchen serving until midnight; Live polka music from Stan Mejac…

CMSD Invites Public Input on Long-Term School Planning

CMSD NEWS BUREAU

CMSD will engage the community in planning the future of academic programs and buildings.

The Board of Education is revisiting the District’s master facilities plan. Cleveland’s population patterns have changed since the plan was last updated five years ago, and the board wants to ensure that the taxpayers’ investment matches community needs.

The independent Bond Accountability Commission has called for a fresh look, citing trends in enrollment and construction costs. The BAC was created to monitor a building and renovation program that has been funded by the state and local bond issues.