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Will you take the survey? The city is asking residents to complete a survey about what they want to see at Eastside Market. The responses are expected to help officials evaluate proposals from potential new operators.

Weigh in on the future of Eastside Market Cleveland has committed to a market on Cleveland's East Side and is now asking residents for input as it evaluates new operators.

Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority staff has recommended holding off on another round of service cuts as the public transportation agency readies to ask voters for a tax increase.

RTA may delay service cuts until after May sales tax vote The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority may put off a planned service cut until August 2027, after voters weigh in on a tax hike.

“We want the already-engaged community to come in and re-engage, and we want the international community to come in and see that this city welcomes you, that this city wants you here.” - Global Cleveland

Global Cleveland’s Welcoming Week rolls out the red carpet for international newcomers Global Cleveland’s Welcoming Week also features panel discussions and cultural events that embrace immigration, inclusion and diversity.

Bruh’s Healing Brothers is a new project to offer free mental health resources to Black men and their families. Its first event will be tomorrow. The discussion is titled “A Journey to Psychospirituality.”

“What's your purpose?” New resource for Black mental health offers community healing Bruh’s Healing Brothers is a new event series meant to connect Black male therapists with community members seeking mental health support.

Sponsored post from Coleman Health: Ohio’s Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS) are now available statewide! If a youth age 20 or under is experiencing a behavioral health crisis or emotional distress, call 988 and ask for MRSS. A team of responders will usually arrive within 60 minutes to calm the crisis and make a safety plan.

To learn more about MRSS and how it works, visit MRSS.Ohio.Gov

Ohio is delaying a new restriction that would have barred SNAP recipients from using their benefits to buy many sugary drinks beginning Oct. 1.

Why Ohio delayed a SNAP ban on sugary drinks Ohio was ready to launch a ban on sugary drinks for SNAP recipients starting Oct. 1 until the USDA asked for a pause.

The Majestic was the largest hotel in Cleveland dedicated to Black visitors, according to the “Encyclopedia of Cleveland History.” It became the “city’s premier hostelry for black visitors to Cleveland in the 1920s,” lasting until the mid-1960s.

Remembering Cleveland’s Majestic Hotel An Ohio Historical Marker was erected in August on the site of the Majestic Hotel, a 250-room hotel, built in 1922 and demolished in 1967.

CMSD is closing and merging dozens of schools in response to enrollment declines. Meanwhile, a newish nonprofit, Future Ready Cleveland, has brought a crop of specialized charter schools to the city. The two approaches might appear to be moving in opposite directions.

How a decades old strategy still shapes Cleveland school choice The shifts in Cleveland’s public school system, like school closures and charter schools opening, share a connection to the portfolio model.

🎶 Cue "Autumn Changes by Donna Summer 🎶 Here’s a list of places you can go to celebrate the autumn season, from Cleveland Metroparks, to Avant-Garde Art & Craft Shows, Riverside Cemetery, Mapleside Farms, and more

Celebrate autumn with these fall festivals and activities happening around Cleveland This list will keep you busy throughout the fall season with events and activities that let you enjoy Greater Cleveland’s vibrant autumn colors and seasonal fun.