Jaja Makes a Chef Change, Management Planning Two New Restaurant Concepts for Intro in Ohio City
Developer Harbor Bay has partnered with chef Daniel del Prado of Minneapolis as part of upcoming projects.
by Douglas Trattner
Developer Harbor Bay has partnered with chef Daniel del Prado of Minneapolis as part of upcoming projects.
by Douglas Trattner
Also in our daily news roundup for June 23, a Bay Village family faces deportation after returning from Ukraine, authorities seized nearly 1,000 grams of drugs while charging a Cleveland man in connection with three fatal overdoses and Noble Beast Brewing is moving closer to opening its new biergarten in Ohio City.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Townhomes in Detroit-Shoreway, apartments along Detroit Avenue and new homes in Ohio City are among several projects Insight Holdings hopes to start within the next year.
by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Also in our daily news roundup for June 19, Northeast Ohio breadmaker Schwebel’s announced it will close after 120 years in business, Cleveland’s Flock Safety contract remains in limbo after a key council vote and local leaders are demanding answers following the FBI raid of a voter registration organization’s Cleveland office.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Meet the faces behind some of Cleveland's favorite haunts through the curious camera lens of the Cleveland Public Library's chief of special projects and collections.
by John Skrtic
Also in our daily news roundup for June 15, the Rolling Stones come to town in 1975, former Cleveland Indians broadcaster John Sanders dies at 83, tickets are on sale for the Cleveland National Air Show and the FBI searched the Cleveland office of a voting rights nonprofit as part of an investigation into alleged voter fraud.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
The new restaurant blends bold design, concert posters and familiar pieces of Melt history in a fresh chapter for one of Cleveland’s best-known restaurateurs.
by Douglas Trattner
Since its first storefront opened in Ohio City five years ago, Rising Boutique has expanded to a second location at Pinecrest.
by Julia Lombardo
Also in our daily news roundup for June 4, an Oregon teen was charged in a series of hoax bomb threats targeting Ohio schools, a Cleveland gang enforcer received a 12-year prison sentence and John Carroll University welcomed Carolyn Noll Sorg as its first female president.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
The 294,636-square-foot project is expected to take two years to build and will add hundreds of new apartments to Cleveland's growing near-West Side.
by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans