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Americorps VISTAs on the Move! Tremont West Annual Meeting Wrap-Up Thank You, Maureen Riley, The Tremont West Annual Membership Meeting on Thursday, May A service of the Welcome Back Ryan Clement and 16th, celebrated the accomplishments in Tremont over the past year. Tremont West Development Corporation Membership heard from Ward 14 Councilwoman, Jasmin Santana and Ward a New Welcome to Maria Sharp! 3 Councilman Kerry McCormack. Ward 12 Councilman Tony Brancatelli Editor: Michelle Davis was also in attendance. The theme of the evening was SAVE TREMONT Maureen Riley has served MONTESSORI! The membership was asked to sign petitions, write letters 2406 Professor Avenue with Tremont West for the and emails and attend public meetings to let CMSD know we want our school to stay in Tremont! Assistant Director, Michelle Davis, shared the Cleveland, Ohio 44113 past year. She has created a job board as an edition to new community website: experiencetremont.com and Chad Biggers encouraged all to participate in Tremont Speaks, a new program promoting 216-575-0920—Phone our weekly e-news, brought two El Barrio Workshops to neighborhood safety through participatory budgeting. 216-575-0998—Fax the neighborhood all while Cory Riordan – Executive Director, Scott Rosenstein – Community www.tremontwest.org going to Cleveland State Involvement Manager, and Khalid Hawthorne – Economic and Housing University to obtain her Development Director, of Tremont West then presented awards: “We serve Tremont by organizing Masters in Urban Planning. Resident of the Year- Dan Leamon an inclusive community, building Best Wishes, Maureen and Gail Long Lifetime Achievement Award- Merrick House a unified neighborhood, and Thank you! promoting a unique destination.” Community Partner of the Year Award- Cleveland Public Library Hello, Tremont! My Sammy Catania Spotlight Award- Matt Berges 2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS name is Ryan Clement, Business of the Year Award- AFFOgato Cat Café President: Kate Carden and I am excited to Annual Holiday Food Drive Winner- MetroNorth Block Club 1st Vice President- Joe Chura be back at Tremont West Development Tremont West Board Committee members reported to the membership their 2nd Vice President- LerVal Elva Corporation as a VISTA work over the past year and encouraged members to join the committees. Treasurer- Lynn McLaughlin Murray member. Last summer Block club and constituent groups were then given time to make any Secretary- Ann Marie Riley as a Summer VISTA, announcements about their accomplishments or upcoming events. On I had a great time behalf of the staff of Tremont West, we would like to thank outgoing board Directors: working at the Tremont member, Gusty Molnar, for his year of service on the Tremont West Board Joe Adler, Dan Cotter, Farmers’ Market and of Directors. Quorum was reached before the meeting was called to order at 7:02pm, Jaime Declet, Brad Hauber, engaging with the Tremont community. I live in Lakewood and will be graduating with my degree so the membership was able to conduct business and vote on new board Adrienne Linnick, in Accounting next year. When I am not studying members. Kate Carden won the Office of President and the Director positions Seronica Powell, Christopher Roy, or working as an Usher for the Cleveland Indians, were filled by Dan Cotter, Jaime Declet, Lynn Murray, Rich Sosenko and Richard Sosenko, Casey Ward you will probably find me enjoying a walk with my Josh Wright Thank you to all who ran for these positions. and Josh Wright girlfriend, Meghan, and my dog, Eddie. I am looking Ex Officio: forward to spending the next year in Tremont! Congratulations, Julia Smith, Mendo Veloff, South of Jefferson Ward 14 Senior of the Year! Block Club; Carolyn Bentley, Hi Tremont! My name is Maria Sharp and I’m thrilled On Tuesday, May 21st, Julia Smith received Duck Island Block Club to be working with Tremont an award for Senior of the Year. Her nomination West Development came from Ward 14 Councilwoman Jasmin STAFF Corporation as their Santana and the award was given to Ms. Smith Cory Riordan, ext. 101 summer AmeriCorps by Mayor Frank G. Jackson. The three are Executive Director VISTA member! I’m a photographed together. Julia has been an [email protected] native Clevelander, living active volunteer in her community where she on the West Side. I own my lives at Scranton Castle, where she prays at Chad Biggers, 216-375-4840 photography business and Scranton Road Bible Church and is an active Community Safety Organizer podcast for fun. I’m super member of her local Democratic Club. She is a [email protected] excited to learn more about one of the neighborhoods member of Tremont West and we always enjoy Michelle Davis, ext. 103 that contribute to the working with her on Community Projects. Assistant Director culture and community of Congratulations, Julia! This recognition was [email protected] Cleveland! well deserved! Lynn Friedel ext. 105 Office Manager Tuesdays in Tremont [email protected] Arts in August in Tremont’s Donna Grigonis Benefits to support Presented in Partnership: cl eveland Enterprise Community Partner Fellow COUNCIL MEMBER PUBLIC Lincoln Park Kerry McCormack t h e a t r e [email protected] WARD 3 Arts in August! 2019 Schedule of Events: Khalid Hawthorne ext 107 Arts in August is a special time Tremont West partners each year Fri., August 2nd - 7pm - Cleveland Public Theatre’s STEP of year in Tremont. The community Housing and Economic Dev. Dir. gathers in Lincoln Park for artistic per- with Councilman Kerry McCormack, formances using professional lighting [email protected] Sun., August 4th - 7pm - Cleveland Shakespeare Festival and sound to bring magic to Tremont. LAND Studio and Cleveland Public All Arts in August events are FREE and are held in Tremont’s Lincoln Park. Please visit Theatre to present free professional Fri., August 9th - 8:30pm - Inlet Dance Theatre tremontwest.org for up to date information, rain Keith Moore, ext. 110 locations/dates and program details, like us on Housing and Property Manager dance, theatre and music in Lincoln Sat., August 10th - 8:30pm - Verb Ballets Facebook and follow us on Twitter @artsinaugust Bring a picnic, order take-out from one of our Park with free admission to the public Tuesdays in Tremont participants listed below. [email protected] Sun., August 11th - Rain Date for Dance You definitely want to bring a chair or a blanket to sit and remember you are in a park at dusk, so during the month of August. This you might want to bring bug spray too! Maureen Riley, ext. 108 Fri., August 16th - 7pm - Papo Ruiz y Delzura de la Salsa *7:45pm - OnStage* A creative would not be possible without the movement class with performance Americorps VISTA Member improvisation for kids of all ages will support of our sponsors including our Sat., August 17th - 7pm - ContempOpera take place on the stage prior to the [email protected] performance! local small businesses. Please join us Sun., August 18th - 4pm - Erie Heights Brass Ensemble in eating out on Tuesdays to support Scott Rosenstein, ext. 106 Fri., August 23rd - 7pm - Indie Night of Music (bands still being confirmed) Community Involvement Manager/ Arts in August. These Tremont Sat., August 24th - 7pm - Cleveland Jazz Orchestra presented in partnership with Arts Renaissance Tremont Tremont Arts & Cultural Festival Manager businesses will be donating 10% of [email protected] their sales to assist in providing Arts Sun., August 25th - 4pm - Kombilesa Asé in August to the Tremont community Dharma Valentin ext. 102 this coming summer. Thank you to Thank you, Civilization, Community & Equity Organizer all of the participating businesses and Ty Fun, Fat Cats, Treehouse, [email protected] we’ll see you all out on Tuesdays! The Flying Monkey Pub, The Clark Bar, La Bodega, Crust, The Rowley Inn, The South Side, Tremont Tap House, Parallax and Beviamo June 4th Rowley Inn for hosting benefi ts 11o4 Rowley Avenue in April, May and June! June 11th The South Side 2207 West 11th Street June 18th Tremont Tap House 2572 Scranton Road June 25th Parallax 2179 West 11th Street MEMBER OF
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Sunday: industry day 3-close 25% off for hospitality workers The Rowley inn If you have any questions regarding Ward 14 meetings please call the Office of Councilwoman Santana at 664-4238. 1104 Rowley Ave, cleveland 216-795-5345 www.therowleyinn.com [email protected] “Working Together for NEW Classes, Workshops, Our Families & Children” Yoga Teacher Training Energy Assistance Programs & Pilates Equipment The Ohio Development Services Agency (ODSA) offers several programs to income-eligible Ohioans to assist in paying their utility bills and improve the energy effi ciency of their homes. Household eligibility is based in part on See our schedule online at: income; details and specifi c guidelines for the following assistance programs can be found here: http://development. www.studio11tremont.com ohio.gov/is/is_energyassist.htm. To apply for HEAP or HWAP, download the application at the above webpage or 2337 W. 11th St. Cleveland, OH visit Tremont West and meet with the Property Manager, Keith Moore, (216) 533-5612. 216-472-3611 Safety Updates Monthly reports are sent out via e-mail regarding Crime and Safety in the Neighborhood. If you would like to be added DO YOU NEED NEW to the Safety Update mailing list, please contact Tremont Safety Committee at [email protected]. WINDOWS, ROOF Employment Guide Tremont West now offers a comprehensive employment resource webpage including the following programs REPAIRS, OR OTHER and resources: Employment Resources and Training; Programs for the Formerly Incarcerated; Workshops and Apprenticeships; Resources for Those with Disabilities; Programs for Spanish Speaking Populations, Veterans HOME and Senior Citizens; and Adult Education and GED courses. www.tremontwest.org/index/employment-guide, 216-575-0920, ext. 102 IMPROVEMENTS?
Neighborhood Retail Assistance Program Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater The City of Cleveland’s Economic Development Department can assist small businesses with fi nancial packages of Cleveland offers a Home Repair Loan program both loans and grants to improve the interior and exterior of their storefronts. to help you with energy-efficient repairs, allowing you to save money and upgrade your Commercial Space for Sale or Lease home affordably. Are you looking to lease, purchase or market commercial space in Tremont? See current Tremont Commercial Our Home Repair Loan program will assist you Properties at: www.retailspacecleveland.com/tremontneighborhood.htm or www.tremontwest.org. Remember, if with job specifications, cost estimates, you are planning to open a business in Tremont, you must contact the City of Cleveland to see what variances contrator selection, and project oversight. or permits are required for your desired location. The Department of Building and Housing can be reached at 216-664-2282. There are some great loan reimbursement programs through the city and county for vacant building rehab, storefront renovations, signage and Brownfi eld clean-up. Please contact Tremont West for more information at 216-575-0920, ext. 113. The Storefront Renovation Program The City of Cleveland’s Storefront Renovation Program is an exterior rehabilitation program that combines fi nancial incentives (rebate or loan) with free City design assistance. The City partners with neighborhood Community Development Corporations to implement the program in the neighborhood. Please call Khalid Hawthorne at 216-575-0920, ext. 113. Towpath Trail Construction City of Cleveland If you need to talk with someone regarding the current Holiday Waste Pick-Up Schedule Buy it. Fix it. Keep it. construction of the Towpath Trail, please contact Bulk Pick-Up (3 items only) nhscleveland.org Darwin Merdes, Area Engineer for Cuyahoga County in Tremont will be Friday, May 7th 5700 Broadway Avenue at 216-348-4073, 216-701-1160 There will be a one-day delay for the Memorial Day Cleveland, Ohio 44127 216.458.HOME (4663) or [email protected]. Holiday, pick up will occur on Saturday, June 1st. NMLS#224131 Questions? 216-664-3711or cleveland-oh.gov Page 4 Inside Tremont Welcome Sona Beauty Bar! Sona Beauty Bar is now open on Literary Avenue. Aunraya has been servicing lash extensions for four Looking for a Career? Owner, Aunraya Calloway, is excited to bring the years and owner of Sona Beauty Bar for one year. She FREE j o b t r a i n i n g f o r Tremont n e i g h b o r h o o d residents services of Lash Extensions, Microblading, Waxing also hosts training sessions so others can learn how and Threading to Tremont. Additionally, they provide to do lash extensions, too. The State of Ohio will be manicures and pedicures too. Check out the ad below requiring cosmetologists to have a certificate in Lash for Mimosa Mondays, where a manicure and pedicure Extensions starting in July, and Aunraya is already with gel polish is only $45. Please book in advance certified to teach and train new service providers. online to take part. All appointments can be made at SonaBeutyBar.com. Eye Lash Extensions are a natural way of enhancing They are by appointment only, but in general have Wednesday, June 12, 2019
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CONVERGENCE-CONTINUUM PRESENTS STATEMENTS AFTER AN ARREST UNDER THE IMMORALITY ACT BY ATHOL FUGARD AT THE LIMINIS THEATER ON SCRANTON THRU JUNE 15 FREE ADMISSION FOR TREMONTERs AT THURSDAY SHOWS
Convergence-continuum presents the Ohio premiere of Statements After an Arrest Under the Immorality Act by Athol Fugard, running through June15. This intense and poetic drama is the second in con-con’s 2019 Star-Crossed Season. Set in apartheid South Africa, where relationships across the color bar were a criminal offence, two lovers - a black man and white woman meet secretly in the library where the woman works to make love and share their hopes and fears. An observant neighbor reports them to the police who secretly photographs them from the informant’s backyard and eventually breaks in and arrests the couple under the heartless Immorality Act then in effect. The play is a compelling and deeply moving love story in which the physically and emotionally naked lovers expose their deepest longings for personal and emotional freedom. (Note: this play contains nudity.) Statements... runs Thurs-Sat at 8 pm through June 15 at the Liminis, 2438 Scranton Rd. Tickets available at convergence-continuum.org and 216-687- 0074: $20 general admission, $15 seniors (65+) and $10 students. Thursday discount tickets are $15 gen. adm., $12 seniors and $8 students. Tremonters are admitted free for Thursday shows (June 6 and 13). Call ahead to make reservations. Convergence-continuum’s production of STATEMENTS is supported in part by the residents of Cuyahoga County through a public grant from Cuyahoga Arts & Culture. Page 6 Inside Tremont
public comment is allowed, but at board and committee meetings Results—& the Neighborhood Award for the annual Holiday Food Drive Block Club Happenings there is. McCormack is looking into the option of holding a two- won by Metro North Block Club and presented at the Tremont West Annual hour session before the meeting to allow public comment. He Meeting. Block club cash prize to follow. The next Community Meeting for “Block Club Happenings” is compiled by Tremont noted that the council chamber configuration doesn’t easily lend Ward 14 is Thursday, June 27th, 6—7pm at Family Ministry Center, 3389 West staff with direct input from Block Clubs. itself to public comment. Tax abatement, whether an owner who Fulton Road, sponsored by Ward 14 Councilwoman Jasmin Santana. If rents the home can keep the abatement – abatements are tied you have any questions about Ward 14 meetings, please call the Office of Auburn-Lincoln Park to the house, not the owner, and so rental of the home is not Councilwoman Santana at 216-664-4238. For questions about the block Members gathered at Rose-Mary Center on Monday, May 20th. disallowed by the policy. nuCLEus development downtown – club and its meetings & activities, please contact Metro North Chair, Sue Cleveland Police Lt. Michael Betley reported on the Mayor’s there will be formal public hearings and opportunities for input Krosel, or Scott at Tremont West, 216.575.0920 ext. 106, scottrosenstein@ three safety priorities: reducing violent crime, increasing from the community on the $12M forgivable loan being proposed tremontwest.org. Our next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June community engagement and implementation of consent decree as part of the project financing. School funding for Tremont area 25th, 6:30pm at the ground floor meeting room of St. Michael Church. strategies. He encouraged residents to file a police report when schools State of Ohio had proposed a funding model for schools, Please join us! package thefts or other crimes occur. Safety Coordinator Chad but after Cleveland passed the school levies, Ohio decided to Biggers stated that there are locations in the neighborhood rescind/adjust the funding mechanism, so the planned projects North of Literary which will accept packages for residents and is compiling a list of for schools like Tremont Montessori were put on hold. Letters The North of Literary Block Club met on Tuesday, May 21st, 2019 at Post businesses to share with residents. He also reviewed the roll-out in support can be forwarded to Councilperson McCormack, 1 Polish Veterans Alliance. Members were visited by Lt. Michael Betley of “Tremont Speaks” explaining that a grant from ArcelorMittal Cory Riordan at TWDC or Scott Rosenstein at TWDC and and Sgt. Tim Maffo-Judd from the 2nd District Community Services Unit allows for block-level safety activities to be funded. There will they will be presented to the correct governing body. Dirt pile/ regarding community safety. Chad Biggers, Tremont/Ohio City Safety be engagement events for resident on July 13 and July 27 to lot at W 19th and Smith – this lot has been made available to Coordinator presented a new neighborhood initiative titled “Tremont identify ideas to improve safety and to decide how to spend the the utility companies to store dirt and debris from their projects Speaks.” A grant from ArcelorMittal allows for block-level safety activities $2,500 grant. Ideas receiving the most votes will be funded as and will be reseeded when these projects are done. What are to be funded. There will be engagement events for residents on July 13 and the available budget allows. A list of upcoming activities were options for block club for projects they don’t support? Input July 27 to identify ideas to improve safety and to decide how to spend the reviewed including the Tremont Farmers Market, Tremont Yard can be provided on many fronts: City Council, City of Cleveland $2,500 grant. Ideas receiving the most votes will be funded as the available Sale, Tremont Trek Home Tour and Tremont Historic Churches Planning Committee and the Board of Zoning Appeals, etc. budget allows. A Report on the West 6th Street and University Road Stage Tour. Tremont Trek details and ticket prices for the Sat. June 15th Several projects in the surrounding area have been redesigned 4 Towpath and Traffic Flow Walk-thru with Councilman Kerry McCormack event were shared. Yvonne Bruce reported on two doggie waste or abandoned altogether through community protest and input. and representatives of the City, Metroparks and Towpath Trail was shared stations donated by the Mutt Hutt. There is a need to identify West Side Market management: Councilperson McCormack and reviewed. Khalid Hawthorne, Housing and Economic Development a source of funding to replenish the bags. She also reported made a proposal to the Mayor to transfer management of the Director of Tremont West shared updates on the two homes at 2119 W. that Waste Collection has responded to replacing trash can market from the City to a non-profit entity to improve the market. 10th Street (recently demolished – but hole left remains to be filled) and lids but hasn’t replaced them, and that the Parks Department Anyone in support of the plan should consider sending letters, 2345 W. 7th Street (which has passed to the County Landbank and will has provided no response to the request for replacement/repair calling, etc. to put pressure on, if this plan is rejected by the pass to Tremont West to decide whether and how to rehab or demolish and of trash receptacles in the Park. Members discussed raising Chief Operating Officer for the City of Cleveland. Voting will be rebuild). Once again, concerns were raised for the Lolita property and the funds to replace the broken decorative receptacles in the Park. held next month to narrow down the choices for the Duck Island lack of communication from Michael Symon Restaurants. Members offered Recently elected TWDC Board President Kate Carden and neighborhood logo. Regarding moving the meeting date, there multiple suggestions to get the Tremont community involved in this matter. Board members Lynn McLaughlin-Murray, Richard Sosenko, were not enough neighbors interested to consider moving the The burned-out property has been empty for years. NOL had drafted a Jamie Declet, Dan Cotter and Josh Wright were acknowledged. meeting to accommodate those who cannot attend on the first letter of concern to Michael Symon, the Councilman, Joe Chura (Chair of The Auburn-Lincoln Park Summer Clean-up was discussed and Tuesday of the month. Marisa gave an update on the Duck TWDC Economic Development Committee) and Khalid Hawthorne and Monday, July 29 was suggested the date as it is right before the Island Green Space (DIGS) committee. We will have the Clean Cory Riordan of Tremont West. Members would like Tremont West to “Arts in August” program begins (a back-up date of July 15 was and Green trailer on May 17th and 18th, and several projects will encourage Michael Symon to address their concerns, attend an upcoming noted). All residents are welcome to join the clean-up. For more be worked on, e.g. Abbey Park cleanup, the W 19th Street Steps NOL meeting, and present his plans and timetable to renovate and re- information on our block club and its activities, please check out (up to the bridge) and maybe the alley off W 20th, adjacent to open a restaurant on-site. NOL Member, Joe Adler, Chair of the Tremont our Facebook page – or contact Block Club Co-Chairs, Kate Willey, if there’s time. For more information on the block club West Governance Committee shared election results for those elected O’Neil at [email protected] and Jonathan Petrea and its activities, please contact Chair, Milton Lorring (mlorring@ to the TWDC Board of Directors at the Tremont West Annual Meeting on at [email protected] or Scott at Tremont West, 216.575.0920 ameritech.net) & Co-Chair Rick Warren (rick.warren@gmail. Thursday, May 16th. Congratulations to Kate Carden (re-elected to a 2nd ext. 106, [email protected]. The Auburn- com) or Scott at Tremont West (scottrosenstein@tremontwest. one year term as Board President) – and to those elected to the Board Lincoln Park Block Club invites Tremont residents who live org) – 216.575.0920 ext. 106. Please join us for our next for three year terms: NOL’s own, Dan Cotter, along with Jaime Declet, on Auburn Avenue, Starkweather, Fruit Avenue, W. 14th, W. meeting on Tues. June 4th, 6:30pm at Forest City Brewery! Lynn McLaughlin Murray, Rich Sosenko and Josh Wright. Community 11th or W. 10th Streets south of Kenilworth to attend the Bring a neighbor and join us! Involvement Manager, Scott Rosenstein, gave an update on the annual next meeting on Monday, June 17 - 6:30 pm., at Rose-Mary RiverSweep Clean-up, which was held on Sat. May 11th – and our thanks Center. Watch for postcards and e-mail notifications. Please to NOL participants and NOL team coordinator, Danielle Vigh Foran. Scott join us! Holmden Buhrer Rowley/ Mentor Castle Clark also gave an update on the NOL Marathon Party and “unofficial” water Lt. Betley met with deputy chiefs over prioritization of station held in conjunction with the Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon on Sun. Central Tremont May 19th. Our thanks to our host Deane Malaker. Thanks as well to Deane Candidates running for the Board of Tremont West presented improved response to violent crimes and increased community engagement. Addressing the continued package thefts in Malaker and Adrienne Linnick for providing cups for water for the runners themselves for consideration. Sister Corita Golf Outing benefits – and to the twenty plus residents who participated and handed out cups St. Augustine Parish will be held on June 22, 2019. More Tremont, they are considering a sting operation that would track the location of stolen packages to a thief’s location. Residents of water. It was a very warm morning – and the runners appreciated the information at www.sistercoritagolf.org or contact Richard Slosar water very much. We gave out 3,000 cups of water – and the only thing that 216-406-8164. Tremont Speaks is a new program of Tremont addressed dumping of trash, not fill, in a vacant lot adjacent to the new development at the top of W 12th St., as well as stopped us from giving out more was running out of cups. Many thanks to West created to provide a safer neighborhood. All projects are those who brought food and beverages to share at the party. A 50/50 Raffle grassroots oriented, common voting and whichever project increased vandalism and damage to the fence at the Buhrer pedestrian bridge. Candidates Rich Sosenko, Dan Cotter, Josh drawing raised $25 and the raffle proceeds were donated back to NOL. gets the most votes gets funded. This is different than a micro For more information on our block club and activities, please check out grant in that projects are not limited to Tremont and they do not Wright and Jaime Declet attended seeking support for election to the TWDC Board of Directors, as well as Kate Carden seeking our Facebook page, or contact Co-Chairs, Chris Roy (christopheroy@aol. need to be implemented by the idea maker, but rather Tremont com) or Kyle Poney ([email protected]) or Community Involvement Speaks. More information to follow in the coming months. re-election as President for her second term. The TWDC annual dinner is scheduled for Thursday May 16 with dinner at 6:00PM Manager, Scott Rosenstein at Tremont West at 216-575-0920ext. 106 Electric Gardens was presented to the block club. Voting on this ([email protected]). Please join us for our next meeting 2-acre development will be held at the June meeting. Central and voting at 7:00PM. Related to the painting of the W 11th St. pedestrian bridge: Chad Biggers volunteered to leverage his on Tuesday, June 18th , 6:30pm at Post 1 Polish Veterans Alliance. We Tremont block club members are encouraged to come to this look forward to seeing you! meeting to vote. Developer fielded questions about population Sherwin Williams relationship to seek corporate sponsorship for density, parking, and traffic. The plan is for 124 units with at painting the W 11th pedestrian bridge. Dharma offered to reach South of Jefferson least 1-1 parking spots. The June 3 meeting will take place out to an ODOT representative to inquire about permits required The South of Jefferson Block Club met Tuesday, May 14th at Post 58. at the Polish Alliance Hall at 2234 Professor Ave. Please for power washing and painting permits. There was proposal Sgt. Tim Maffo-Judd, from the CPD Community Services Unit, noted no note the location change for this meeting. Time remains the to invite Councilman McCormack to next month’s Block Club. major crimes have been reported recently, and spoke about an effort to same at 6:30PM. For more information on the block club and its Members recalled that Lynn Murray has access to painting and address Quality of Life issues after a resident voiced concern, and provided activities, please contact Co-chairs Jeffery Buysse (jtbuysse@ power washing supplies that will be considered when creating a information about, several properties that repeatedly fail to cut grass. Chad gmail.com) or Julie Goulis ([email protected]). Information can final materials list. Next, Chad Biggers introduced the Tremont Biggers, TWDC Safety Coordinator, promoted this year’s Safety Town for also be found on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ Speaks event and concept of participatory budgeting. This neighborhood kids, with 20 spots available. He also spoke about the new CentralTremont. initiative and event gives the opportunity for the community to Tremont Speaks participatory budget project, which aims to have community inform and direct funding for safety initiatives that they themselves members identify neighborhood needs and issues, along with solutions Duck Island prioritize. Flyers were distributed and the event is scheduled for that can be funded by a $2,500 grant from ArcelorMittal. Community The Duck Island Block Club met at Forest City Brewery on two dates, July 13 and July 27 from 12:00-2:00PM, both summits engagement sessions will be coming this July to generate ideas, with Tuesday, May 7, 2019. Candidates for the board at Tremont will be held at the South Branch Library. Results of Block Club solutions being selected in the fall by community vote. The block club West came to introduce themselves and talk about their Officer Elections - Angelica Pozo is elected as HBR Chair. Josh welcomed candidates seeking election to the TWDC Board of Directors. reasons for running: Lynn Murray, Rich Sosenko, Dan Cotter, Wright and Beverly Wurm are elected as co-chairs of MCC, In attendance were our own Kate Carden for re-election as President; Josh Wright, Dan Imfeld, and Jaime Declet. Scott pointed out and member Rhonda Winslow is voted in as joint secretary for along with Director candidates Josh Wright, Dan Cotter, and our own Dan that residents can vote early on Thurs. May 16th, beginning both clubs. It was pointed out that HBR Block Club boundaries Imfeld. We thank the candidates for making time to visit and encouraged at 3:00 pm at TWDC, if they are unable to attend the meeting. need to be amended in the by-laws to state “Interstate 71 to all members to attend the TWDC Annual Meeting to participate and make Councilperson Kerry McCormack came to the block club to the West” instead of W 14th St. This was previously voted on quorum. Co-Chair Deb Smith continues to energetically spearhead the answer questions from the neighbors. He began by discussing but never updated. Grai announced the availability of lots at the mural project for Lucky Park, in coordination with Graffiti Heart. The project some issues that are being currently discussed in Cleveland City Holmden Community Garden and brought local honey to sell. is working its way through the city review process. Local Design Review Council: Childhood lead poisoning is being addressed by The Grace again expressed concern about the lack of a pedestrian granted initial approval for the conceptual design with final approval to Lead Safe Coalition, who have put together a 31-point plan to ADA compliant ramp at the W 11th cul-de-sac. Josh to contact come as the design and artwork solidifies, City Planning approved with no address remediation. City Council will be discussing this plan Ata Adeel from City Planning for an update. Terapin Coffee co. further review needed there. Next up is coordination with and review by City and creating new policies based on these points. The City of will not be available for the June 5th block club meeting. The Engineering for the structural design. Councilman Kerry McCormack has Cleveland is going to examine the tax and housing policy tools next block club will be taking place on Wednesday, June publicly praised and supports the grassroots effort of the SOJ Block Club to to make sure they match the trends in the neighborhood, looking 5th at 6:30pm at Pozo Studio. For more information on the improve the park space. The block club specifically recognizes the diligent at the dynamics of market. This process is intended to happen block clubs and their activities, check out our Facebook page and continued effort by Deb. The block club held annual Co-Chair elections every five years. Data analysis is being performed now, and or contact MCC Co-Chairs Josh Wright ([email protected]) with a call for candidates. Current Co-Chairs Deb Smith and Greg Kobe when recommendations are created, feedback will be solicited and Beverly Wurm ([email protected]) or HBR Co- both volunteered to offer themselves for re-election. Congratulations to from the public. A fundamental piece of the discussion will be Chair Angelica Pozo ([email protected]) or Dharma Deb and Greg on your nomination and unanimous re-election – and thank addressing a plan to mitigate the elevated taxes for those who Valentin, Community and Equity Organizer – dharmavalentin@ you for your service. Special thanks to Victor Kitsis for his update on the are long-time residents of emerging neighborhoods, particularly tremontwest.org – 216.575.0920 ext. 102. efforts of the renewed Tremont Trash Patrol group. Anyone interested in those who are seniors or low-income homeowners. All lighting joining can contact him via the group’s Facebook page. Additional thanks in Cleveland is being converted to LED bulbs, which will save Irishtown Bend to all block club members who participated in this year’s RiverSweep effort. an estimated $4-5M annually, and will decrease outages due to The block club meets quarterly, and there are no meetings in The meeting was then adjourned followed by a social hour at the Post. For the extended life of LED bulbs. Street resurfacing -- streets are the month of May and June. For more information on our block more information on the block club and its activities, visit our Facebook being resurfaced systematically. The Public Works department club and its activities, please check out our Facebook page – page, and contact our Co-Chairs, Deb Smith at [email protected] provides a list of side streets each year to the councilperson or contact Block Club Chair, Jenny Rodriguez at jrodriguez@ and Greg Kobe at [email protected]. The next meeting of the SOJ for evaluation and recommendation. Councilperson McCormack brandes.us or Scott at Tremont West, 216.575.0920 ext. 106, Block Club will be held on Tuesday, June 11th, 2019 at F.D. Roosevelt noted that sometimes pieces of streets will be replaced, rather [email protected]. Please join us for our next Post 58 at 6.30pm. All are welcome to join us. than the whole street. Specific requests for side street repaving meeting on Wednesday, July 10th, 6:30pm at Hoopples. will be answered when the Ward 3 list has been evaluated. Tremont Arts & Cultural Festival Downtown Cleveland Alliance trucks (yellow pick-up trucks) have Metro North Due to circumstances beyond our control the date for the 21st annual started to patrol the near west side of Ward 3. They are out six or The block club held its second meeting of 2019 on April 23rd. Festival was moved to the fourth weekend of September in Lincoln Park seven days per week, are staffed with off-duty police officers and There was a Safety Update with Officers of the Community - on Saturday, September 28th (Noon – 7pm) and Sunday, September are patrolling Duck Island, Tremont and Ohio City. These officers Services Unit. Special guests included candidates seeking 29th (Noon – 5pm). We regret any inconvenience caused by the date are not responding to radio calls, so they will only be covering election to the Tremont West Board of Directors at the May change. Admission to the Festival for the public is free. There are 5 these specific neighborhoods. Councilperson McCormack 16th Annual Meeting. Candidates in attendance were: Kate “villages” which comprise the Festival: Juried Artists, Community, Cultural, responded to a series of questions from residents that were Carden (seeking re-election to a second one year term as Board Farmers’ Market, and Children/Youth booths and programming. There will submitted in advance to him: On topic of RTA development along President) – and candidates seeking three year terms on the also be a Beer and Wine Music Garden and a Main Stage of performing Columbus Road, McCormack promised that any design and Board of Directors: Lynn McLaughlin Murray, Dan Cotter, Dan artists. Applications for Juried Visual Artists are available on the Festival’s proposal submitted to him will be brought to the community for Imfelt, Josh Wright, and our own, Jaime Declet. They briefly website: www.tremontartsfestival.com. Deadline for Juried Artists feedback. What jurisdiction does council have over RTA? None, introduced themselves & sought our support. Special guest, Matt applications are Friday, June 14th, 2019. For more information, e-mail the State of Ohio is the governing agency for RTA, although Moss, City Planner, City of Cleveland, shared an informative Scott Rosenstein, Festival Manager at [email protected] the City of Cleveland can bring the conversation forward about power point presentation on a variety of developments occurring or phone 216.575.0920 ext. 106. Of Note: this will be the second year for keeping the green space. Councilperson McCormack offered along the W. 25th Street corridor. Nominations for Block Club the special four-year series: Focus on the Artists – which spotlights and to bring the community in with RTA to discuss. On debris and Officers for 2019-2020 were received. Election is to be held at celebrates minority and under-represented artists that contribute greatly mud from construction, new construction guidelines are being the May meeting. Volunteers for the annual RiverSweep Clean- to our community and NE Ohio. The inaugural year of the series, 2018, developed to create expectations about keeping the area up (Sat. May 11th) were sought – and Metro North member, featured Sin Fronteras/Beyond Borders: Celebrating Latino Visual and clean. New legislation is also being drafted to provide for safe Sandy Smith presented info on the Tremont Gardeners’ Flower/ Performing Artists in Cleveland and NE Ohio to wide acclaim. This year’s passage for pedestrians. Follett Court repaving -- engineering Plant/Vegetable Sale (Sat. May 18th). Just a Reminder: the 3nd spotlight will be on LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) artists in and paving plans have been developed and a definitive answer annual MetroHealth Resiliency Run, will be held on Saturday, a special Freedom and Love: 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising will be given next week. Graffiti on sidewalks -- please bring it June 22nd, 9am - course route map is now available. On the exhibition featuring special galleries for the series’ Established and to Scott Rosenstein’s or Councilperson McCormack’s attention. agenda for the late May meeting: Sharing Safety updates with Emerging LGBT Artists. Applications for this special program are available. Building on green space when there are empty lots and multiple officer(s) from the 2nd District Police Community Services The Festival’s focus has always been on diversity; however, this series is construction projects happening – McCormick feels that there Unit; an Update/Discussion of Scranton Road Resurfacing and about populations of artists. The artwork needs to meet standards of artistic is still a very active market for new construction housing in the Striping - & Resurfacing of Clark Avenue; Election for Block excellence, but there is no specific topic or theme for the artwork. We’re neighborhood, but also that RTA’s board has the right to decide Club Officers for 2019-2020; 3122 West 16th Street – proposed focusing on the people creating the art. Similar formats will be followed what to do with the land along Columbus Road. Behavior at the front porch addition – Vote of Support requested; updates about for African/African-American/Afro-Caribbean and Middle Eastern visual basketball court – ordinances about littering, etc. can be posted upcoming events: Tremont neighborhood wide Yard Sale on and performing artists in 2020 and 2021 respectively. For more info on the at the basketball court. Block club voting rules - every block club Sun. June 2nd, 10am—4pm; Historic Churches Tour (includes special series, contact Scott Rosenstein (ScottRosenstein@tremontwest. decides for themselves what their bylaws will be, and whom St. Michael’s Church, Scranton Road Bible Church, Immanuel org) and Dharma Valentin ([email protected]). they would like to allow to vote. If there’s an issue, it should be Lutheran Church, & St. Wendelin Church offered by Tremont brought up with the block club. Public commenting at council History Project on Sat. June 8th; Tremont Trek Home Tour on meetings - at the weekly official meeting on Monday nights, no Sat. June 15th; and an update on Tremont West Board Election Inside Tremont Page 7
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Rose-Mary Presents The Art of Giving on Friday, June 28th Tremont’s vibrant arts scene has inspired to the music of Cleveland indie band Beach overcome huge one non-profit agency to collaborate with Stav. c h a l l e n g e s local artists to enrich the lives of people with Billy has spent time working with every single disabilities. individuals who attend Rose-Mary’s Day day. What I Rose-Mary, headquartered on West 14th Program, where he and a group of adults love is watching Street, will feature artists with close ties to with disabilities recently created a large wall how art brings Tremont at its June 28th fundraiser. mural. them a sense of “We moved into this wonderful neighborhood “Art is such a meaningful way to express happiness and a couple years ago and see that we’re the unique individual within each of us, and connection to surrounded by artists, art and creativity,” it’s always inspiring to watch Rose-Mary’s the community. said Rose-Mary’s executive director Gina people show what they have to say by It’s a beautiful Kerman. “Many of the individuals we serve drawing or painting or making music,” said thing.” engage in art and art therapy, so we want Billy. R o s e - M a r y to develop relationships that can inspire our The Cleveland native lives and works has 17 homes kids and grownups, and are beneficial to the in New York City’s East Village, and has throughout Greater Cleveland, community.” traveled to Mexico, Switzerland and Italy this offering 24/7 residential care, The June event is called “The Art of Giving”, year for projects. He helped design a skate- enriching activities and therapy for and will feature a half-dozen artists perched board park for underprivileged children in a more than 100 children and adults on individual stages, creating works of art remote city of Brazil, and will exhibit his work with intellectual and developmental in various mediums as guests watch, ask in South Korea later this year. disabilities. questions and actively participate if they But some of his most rewarding experiences The agency’s Adult Day Program choose. are collaborating with individuals with operates out of its headquarters Rose-Mary is in discussions with local disabilities. building in Tremont. artists and will soon announce the names of “I understand what it’s like. I had a rare Neighbors, artists and potential those who will be taking part. The agency is kidney disease as a kid that kept me sponsors interested in learning excited to reveal one artist who will headline indoors a lot and really altered my body and more about “The Art of Giving” can the event. appearance,” he explains. “Art was one of visit rose-marycenter.com or call Billy The Artist, a world renowned muralist, the ways I found joy and purpose when I was Mark Miller at (216) 513-4788. painter and live performer, will create large- dealing with challenges. And I can see that scale canvasses at the gala while grooving these individuals at Rose-Mary deal with and th JUNE 25 5-7PM With funding from ArcelorMittal, Tremont West Development is starting L INCOL N PARK, TREMONT an exciting new effort to build a safer neighborhood, and we need YOU!
JUNE th PM J O I N U S for an 25evening of5-7 discovering what IT STARTS WITH IDEAS: We know that Tremont residents have great ideas for Safety, HealthL INCOL & Wellness N PARK, look TREMONT like in our community. creating a safer and more connected neighborhood! Community meetings hosted stop by this free event for as part of Tremont Speaks will serve as the perfect place to share those ideas, and family friendly fun - free food - bike & helmet giveaways connect with neighbors to grow those ideas into full fledged projects! Mirrors, J O I N U S for an evening of discovering what lights, signs , classes, whatever you think will make Tremont Safer. Safety, Health & Wellness look like in our community.
stop by this free event for family friendly fun - free food - bike & helmet giveaways EVERYONE GETS A VOICE: Those projects will then be posted on line, and shared in the community so that everyone has a chance to see them! During this time people across the neighborhood will vote on the projects they think will build a stronger and safer Tremont.
THEN THE WORK BEGINS: Those projects with the most votes will be funded, until all the money is allocated. Then Tremont West will work to make those projects happen.
WHAT’S NEXT: In the next month we will begin hosting community meetings to go over the process, and start gathering ideas and connecting neighbors. For more information, and to make sure you get all the updates, visit NearWestSafety.org/TremontSpeaks or reach out to Chad Biggers, Community Safety Organizer at [email protected] or (216) 375-4840
Special Events www.tremontwest.org Save Tremont Montessori School Saturday, June 1st, 1:30pm at Garrett Morgan, 4016 Woodbine Block Club Meetings Avenue (See article on front page.) Junk in the Trunk Sale Central Tremont 6/3 at Post 1 (2234 Professor) @ 6:30pm Sat., June 1st at St. Wendelin Parish (See ad on page 4.) Duck Island 6/4 at Forest City Brewery @ 6:30pm Tremont Neighborhood-Wide Yard Sale Sunday, June 2nd, 10am-4pm Holmden-Buhrer-Rowley 6/5 at Pozo’s Studio @ 6:30pm Tremont Farmers Market Tuesdays in Lincoln Park, 4-7pm through October 8th Mentor-Castle-Clark 6/5 at Pozo’s Studio @ 6:30pm Tuesdays in Tremont benefi ts for Arts in August 6/4 at Rowley Inn; 6/11 at The South Side; 6/18 at Tremont Tap South of Jefferson 6/11 at Post 58 @ 6:30pm House & 6/25 at Parallax (See article on page 2.) Auburn-Lincoln Park 6/17 at Rose-Mary @ 6:30 pm Tremont Safety Town Saturday, June 8th 9:30-1pm (See ad above.) North of Literary 6/18 at Post 1 @ 6:30pm Register at NearWestSafety.org/TremontSafetyTown Tremont Historic Church Tour Metro North 6/25 at St. Michael’s Meeting Room @ 6:30pm Sat., June 8th, 12:30 - 4:30pm (See page 3.) St. Augustine’s Senior Benefi t Irishtown Bend 7/11 at Hoopples @ 6:30pm Sunday, June 9th, 2-4pm in Mylott Holl, $10pp for Sokolowski’s Salisbury Steak Dinner Raffl es Music and Entertainment Tremont Think & Drink Book Club Monday, June 10th, 7pm at Prosperity cpl.org Ward 14 Movie Night - Jurassic World Tuesday, June 11th, (Trent Park at 67th and Storer Ave.) Free Job Training Workshop Other Committee Meetings Wed. June 12, 2pm in English, 2:40 in Spanish at South Branch Library (See page 4 for details.) Tremont West Economic Development Cmt. 6/6 at South Branch Library @ 6pm 9th Annual Rummage Sale Fri., June 14 & Sat., June 15th at Immanuel Lutheran (Ad on p. 4.) Tremont West Ad Hoc Arts Committee TBD. Walkabout Tremont 2nd District Police Community Relations 6/11 at Applewood Center @ 7pm Friday, June 14th, 5-10pm, walkabouttremont.com (See p. 5.) Tremont Trek Home Tour Tremont West Safety Cmt. 6/12 at TWDC Conference Room @ 6:30pm Saturday, June 15th www.tremonthometrek.com Big Wheel Relay Tremont West Board of Directors 6/20 at South Branch Library @ 6pm Saturday, June, 22nd, 1-4pm in Lincoln Park (See ad on page 7.) Resiliency Run Tremont History Project 6/22 at Jefferson Library @ 10am Saturday, June 22nd, 9am (See front page.) Tremont West Ad Hoc Fundraising Cmt. TBD. Sister Corita Golf Outing Sat. June 22nd, 11am (See page 3.) Tremont West Nominating Committee TBD. Living Well in Lincoln Park Tuesday, June 25th, 5-7pm (See ad above.) Tremont West Finance Cmt. Meets Bi-Monthly. Call TWDC for next meeting. Ward 14 Community Meeting Friends of Clark Field TBD. Please call Bev at 310-6810. Thurs., June 27th at 3389 Fulton (See ad on p 3.) The Art of Giving Cleveland Lions Club (Dinner Included) TBA Friday, June 28th, 6pm at Landerhaven (See ad on p. 7.) Kupala Ukrainian Fest Tremont West Governance Committee TBD. Sat. June 29th & Sun. June 30th (See front page.) Tremont Gardeners TBD. Painting in the Park Sat., July 13th, 12-8pm (ad on p 7.) Taste of Tremont - Sunday, July 21st, 12-8pm along Professor Friends of Tremont School Please call Cory, 216-575-0920, ext. 101 Arts in August -Schedule announced on page 2! Tremont Polish Festival - Sat., Aug. 31st & Sun. Sept. 1st Tremont Arts & Cultural Festival - Sat., September 28th & Sun., September 29th ww.tremontartsfestival.com