These Tremonsters battled inclement weather early this morning to raise a car battery from the dead. Flurries turned heavier snow with temperatures in the teens, but after a long, hard slog, these stranded Tremonsters were warm in their cars, and on their way by 9:00 a.m., just before heavier…
TREMONT — Crust was hopping with Tremonsters coming in from the cold on Kenilworth, and getting toasty in the pizza-oven-heated storefront. It seems this morning Tremonsters woke up cold and hungry, and with the same idea… “I think it’s time to bundle up, and trudge on over to Crust, and…
South Side Owner Opens New Restaurant on Literary & Professor Special Report by The Tremonster Tremont’s brand new wine bar, Press Wine Bar, is open for business on the corner of Literary and Professor, in the former Lago space across the street from Lolita. A few weeks before Press opened,…
The New Aroma Drawing Tremonsters to Kenilworth by Rich Weiss A new aroma is drawing Tremonsters to the beautiful little storefront at 1020 Kenilworth Avenue, through the antique double doors, and into Tremont’s new, gourmet pizza, pasta, salad, and sub shop, Crust. On this particular day, the aroma was coming…
Nurturing the Local, Novice Brewer A special report by The Tremonster “We were originally going to be in Medina County,” noted Paul Benner, owner of Tremont’s brand-new Cleveland Brew Shop at 2681 West 14th Street. Benner had his crystal-clear vision of a shop to nurture beginning home brewers, as well…
By Aubrey Winkler We are lucky to live in a city with a thriving Holistic and Wellness community. A variety of Eastern and Western style massage is available, as is acupuncture, reiki energy healing, nutritional evaluation, yoga, and more. Trained and compassionate professionals are at our fingertips. But holistic wellness…
Tremonsters, here is a link to a PDF of Volume 2 Issue 6 of The Tremonster!
The Tremonster camera arrived to find Tremont West Development Corporation board member, Yvonne Bruce, examining the root system of one of the Lincoln Park trees, a casualty of Hurricane Sandy.
“Tacos, tequila, and whiskey. That’s how I planned it—I wanted people to come here two or three nights a week. The tacos are so addictive so you can get them two or three times a week.”
Kahn was excited to talk about the next giant leap for Barrio…the food truck is coming.
by John Rivera-Resto Tremonsters may have noticed the mural presently in progress on Clark Avenue, just west of W. 25th Street. It’s titled, It’s up to us, and work began in June 2012, and is projected to be completed during the fall. The work is a collaboration between Christopher “Chris”…
