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The first batch of adoptable cats moved from the Cleveland Animal Protective League into the partitioned cat lounge of affoGATO Cat Cafe (761 Starkweather Ave, Cleveland, OH 44113, 440-941-5130) on December 21, 2018.
Musicians for Metanoia is a benefit concert at CODA Tremont raising funds to support the work of the Metanoia Project, an overnight hospitality center for unsheltered homeless men and women that is dedicated to building relationships & responding to systemic gaps personally & creatively. Continue reading
Drop by Prosperity Social Club Sun, Nov 25 between 11 am and 2 pm for brunch and drink specials while you meet author Laura DeMarco and get the first look at (or copies of) her take on this ever-changing all-American city in the brand new book CLEVELAND THEN AND NOW.
Help The Tremonster expand in 2019 (visit gofundme.com/fund-the-tremonster-2019)!
Seven years ago, The Tremonster began telling stories about the Cleveland neighborhood of Tremont. Today, many depend on us to keep in touch with the neighborhood they love.
In 2019, we will be expanding our Tremont coverage to keep pace with changing technologies by growing our video reporting capacity, increasing the print edition page count, and magnifying our online/social outreach…all while keeping the lights on.
If you value the work we do, please consider contributing to this fund drive to expand our operations in 2019.
Your contribution, no matter how small, is greatly appreciated.
Ernie Lubinsky has been a staple at Sokolowski’s University Inn for the past 39 years. Frequently seen walking in Tremont, Lubinsky is a well-known personality to those who have spent time in our neighborhood. Monthly, The Tremonster is delivered to Sokolowski’s just after the iconic restaurant closes, and Lubinsky is always eager to read about the neighborhood he loves. If you can’t pick up your own copy, please visit us online to view our current print edition online PDF.
The City of Cleveland’s kennel is filled to capacity as more than 100 dogs wait to be adopted into forever homes. With more dogs entering the shelter every day, the kennel urges loving families to adopt in order to get more CITY DOGS out of the kennel and into permanent homes.