The above advertisement for Tremont’s Crust Subs, Pizza, Salad, & Pasta (with a 2nd location on E. 30th Street, Midtown) was submitted to The Tremonster from Dahlia Greene, age 11. Continue reading
Cleveland Fire Department Responds to Residential Fire at 1121 Rowley Ave
On Sunday night, Cleveland Fire Department responded to a residential fire at 1121 Rowley Ave.
Smoke Billows from Tremont’s Lolita Restaurant
Photo by Christine Merry
This photo of apparent smoke billowing from Tremont’s Lolita Restaurant came in to The Tremonster from Christine Merry
Cleveland’s Snow-Blanketed Steelyard from Tremont
The first significant snowfall and wind createed poor visibilty of the steel mills from Tremont on Sunday.
‘Changing Lanes’ by Joe Cimperman
Photo by The Tremonster
Dear Friend
I wanted to let you know that this morning an announcement will be made regarding my resignation from Cleveland City Council this Spring.
I am leaving to join the team as President of Global Cleveland and am very excited to work on the effort to bring newcomers, immigrants, and refugees to this great city, the city we all love and call ours. I am also excited to talk about why we are able to welcome people from other places; because the people here in our great community make this a place worthy of welcoming old friends we’ve just met.
It has been the honor of a lifetime serving the great people of ward 3 and learning from you, laughing with you, building with you, growing with you, and taking our city and her amazing neighborhoods to the next level. Continue reading
Happy New Year!
from http://www.walleyemadness.com/
History of the Walleye Drop
The “Walleye Drop” idea came to life when “Drop Man” Dan Sedlak, with the support of the “Big Fish” Mayor Tom Brown, presented his idea to the Ottawa County Visitors Bureau and the Port Clinton Chamber of Commerce. With the assistance of John Fellhauer, John’s dad-Bob, Dan’s brother Kevin and Ron Miller of OurGuest Inn, the Drop became a reality that cold December of 1996, and 20 years later the event is a huge success!
The event is an outdoor celebration (other than the heated tent) and its not uncommon to face less than 10-degree weather with the “special” Lake Erie wind chill! So bundle up! Brrrrrr….. Continue reading
So Long, Sammy!
Sammy Catania
A special report by The Tremonster
Terrible news in Tremont. We learned only recently about the passing of Sammy Catania.
In an email Wednesday morning, Lynn Murray, Tremont West Board President, wrote, “Tremont West’s Development Director and our friend and neighbor Sammy Catania died yesterday. Tentatively the funeral arrangements are a service at Trinity Cathedral at 2230 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44115 on Saturday, December 12th, at 9:30 am. Please check the TWDC website for any updates. Roberta is asking for cards with your ‘Sammy’ stories. You can drop the cards off at Tremont West or at the house.”
Catania’s presence will be missed day-to-day on Tremont’s streets, but he will also be missed as a presence in the long-term development of Tremont.
Arts Renaissance Tremont Presents L’Histoire du Soldat 3 pm TODAY
TODAY IN TREMONT: Hear Stravinsky’s musical parable of a soldier’s devilish dealings — “L’Histoire du Soldat” (A Soldier’s Tale)
Concert at 3pm
Sunday, November 22nd
Pilgrim Church
~ TODAY IN TREMONT ~
Hear Stravinsky’s musical parable of a soldier’s devilish dealings —
“L’Histoire du soldat”
(“A Soldier’s Tale”)
Reconfiguring, Calming, and Biking W. 14th Street
by Carissa Woytach
Tremont will continue in its efforts to become a more bicycle-friendly area with the addition of bike lanes on both sides of West 14th from the interstate 90 ramp to Clark Ave. Changes started in mid-October and will continue to take place during the work on the I-90 on-ramp, taking the road from four traffic lanes with street parking, to two traffic lanes with street parking and bike lanes in each direction.
The new favor on bike lanes will put West 14th on a diet, making it a “skinny” or “complete” street — which makes a roadway safely accessible to all forms of transportation, including motorist, transit, pedestrians and cyclists.
The addition of bike lanes in both directions will, according to Cory Riordan, director of Tremont West, make the area safely accessible to a wider range of visitors, with no major changes to existing infrastructure. Continue reading
Witch Sighted Outside Civilization in Tremont
