Summer Music. MetroParks is producing five summer music concerts at various locations among its parks.
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After a two-year hiatus, the Cleveland Art Museum brings back
Solstice on June 25, a four-hour evening of music, food and performance. Tickets are hard to get.
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The Cleveland Clinic said it would spend $1.3 billion on capital projects in Cleveland, Florida and London. Prominent will be a new
Neurological Institute in Cleveland between East 86th and East 90th Streets. To build it, the Clinic plans to demolish the
Cleveland Playhouse complex at East 85th and Euclid. Protests are expected. Click on:
Steven Litt reports.
The City Club of Cleveland has announced this summer’s four
free symposia on Public Square. They include sessions with Cleveland’s Director of City Planning and the leader of the George Gund Foundation.
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For people who want more of Luke Epplin and his book
Our Team about the 1948 Indians, you can see his hour-long interview at the City Club of Cleveland.
Click here to watch or listen.
The Ford Motor Company announced it would build all-electric vehicles at the
Avon Lake Ohio Assembly Plant creating 1,800 union jobs and doubling the current employment. Ford’s investment will be $1.5 billion. The vehicles will be for commercial customers. Click on:
Sean McDonnell reports.
June 4 saw two notable Cleveland events. The LGBT Pride Parade returned to Malls B and C, and the
Cleveland Orchestra performed a rescheduled celebration of
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Spanning the Shoreway. Cleveland.com’s Steven Litt examines Cleveland’s current ambitious plan of bridging the Shoreway to connect downtown to the lakefront. Click on:
reports Steven Litt. In addition, Litt also wrote about similar lakefront plans over the years that failed. Click on:
list of the lakefront proposals.
Go, Guardians!
