Polish Festival Celebrating the Spirit of Tremont

Vol. 26, Issue 9
Celebrating the Spirit of Tremont
Tremont Arts and Cultural Festival September 17-18, 2011
Alfred, NY. A full time self-employed ceramic artist,
Angelica divides her time between public art, tile and
sculptural studio work, teaching workshops on tile making
and architectural ceramics and often serves as an artist-inresidence on large tile/mosaic projects in school and
community settings. Recipient of an OAC Individual Artist
Fellowship, she is in the permanent collection of Museum of
Art & Design and private collection of Lebron James. She is
the author of "Making & Installing Handmade Tile," which
was published in the spring of 2005, by Lark Books, a
division of Sterling Publishers. Her most recent book,
“Ceramics for Beginners: Surfaces, Glazes and Firings,”
was published in August, 2010. Examples of her work,
which has been exhibited widely can be seen on her
website, www.angelicapozo.com.
For the sixth year, the Festival will be sponsoring an
"Emerging Artists Booth" — (chaired by program
coordinator, Jonathan Amy) for a limited number of
up-and-coming local artists (twelve this year) who would like
to gain experience in showing their works. Criteria for
entrance are as follows: artist must have no prior festival
experience; artist may display up to 5 pieces of art; artist
shall pay a fee of $5 per each piece sold (there is no upfront
application or display fee); artist shall be present at the
booth for a minimum of 4 hours during the course of the
festival; additional information at
www.Facebook.com/people/Tremont-Emerging-Artists.
The Festival will also have music and dance
performances both Saturday and Sunday on one main
stage located near Kenilworth Avenue between West 14th
Street and West 11th Street. The Music and Entertainment
sub-committee is chaired by Tremont resident, Barbara
McKay. Sound and Stage Manager is Dennis McNulty of
Slate Grey Services. Slate Grey has participated each and
every year of the Festival!
Admission to the Festival is free. The Festival is
presented by Merrick House, Tremont West Development
Corp., and Cleveland Ward 3 Councilman Joe Cimperman.
The Festival is sponsored by Target Corporation and by
the contributions of the citizens of Cuyahoga County
through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. Media sponsors are
WKSU—89.7 and Scene Magazine. Additional support is
provided by Renewal by Anderson, Tremont ArtWalk,
Tremont Scoops Ice Cream & Treats, Lago Restaurant &
Wine Bar, ParkWorks, Housewarming: Cindy Fisher and
Friends, The Votava Family and Tremont Digs, and Kari
Solomon & Heap of Fashion Summer Smash. Graphic
design of ads is by Susan Reagan Illustration. Our thanks
to Susan, our jurors, Jonathan and the Emerging Artists
program, Barbara, Dennis and Slate Grey, Target
Corporation and Cuyahoga Arts and Culture and all our
presenting, media, and co-sponsors! For questions and
Non Profit Org.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Permit # 1591
The Thirteenth Annual Tremont Arts and Cultural Festival
returns to Lincoln Park—Starkweather and West 14th Street—
on Saturday, September 17th from 11am to 6pm and
Sunday, September 18th from Noon to 5pm. The mission of
the Festival is to celebrate the cultural and artistic diversity of
Tremont and Greater Cleveland by encouraging the artistic and
cultural endeavors of its visual and performing artists.
The weekend Festival is comprised of four categories or
program areas which include: Children’s—hands-on arts and
educational projects; Community—area non-profit organizations
presenting material about their mission and services; Cultural—
food sales by Tremont churches, other non-profit organizations,
and regional restaurants reflecting the ethnic diversity of
Northeast Ohio; and Artist—sales of paintings, sculpture,
jewelry, ceramics, photographs and more by Tremont and
Northeast Ohio artists. Eighty-seven juried artists are eligible
for consideration by the jurors for the Festival’s top three prizes.
The Jurors include: Jeffry Chiplis, who was born and raised
in Indianapolis, Indiana, earned a B.F.A. in Sculpture at Indiana
University, and has been a resident of Tremont for 25 years.
Jeffry’s sculptural installations consist of forms and phrases
using parts from discarded or retired neon signs and various
types of new and vintage transformers. Jeffry does not bend
glass for neon, but instead finds new meaning and intention for
the abandoned signs that otherwise might be sent to a landfill.
He has shown with critical acclaim at the White Box Gallery in
New York City, and had a piece in the Cleveland Museum of
Art’s NEO show. Jeffry was a resident artist on behalf of the
Dilna Residency and Symposium in Mikulov, Czech Republic.
He has shown at Art Metro, Studio Gallery, Beecher Center for
Art & Technology, the Ohio Arts Council’s Riffe Gallery, and in
many group shows in the Ohio area. Jeffry continues to serve as
one of the original board members of SPACES Gallery in
Cleveland; Dana L. Depew, who grew up in a large family on a
farm in rural Medina, Ohio. At an early age, he was fascinated
by the intricacies of how things worked. He began taking things
apart and attempted to put them back together for curiosity’s
sake. Dana was formally educated in the arts at Kent State
University with a concentration in sculpture. His current work
focuses heavily on the usage of found objects and resurrecting
discarded materials into wholly new vibrant works. Dana opened
Asterisk Gallery in 2001, which for 10 years was an exhibition
space in Tremont that gave much needed opportunities to
emerging regional artists. As well as exhibiting his work in
exhibitions nationally, Dana is tireless in promoting the arts by
curating exhibitions, judging art competitions and serving on the
board of directors of several arts and cultural organizations;
Angelica Pozo, a New York City native, born of Cuban and
Puerto Rican parents, has lived in Cleveland since 1984. She
moved here from Ann Arbor, Michigan, where she received her
Masters of Fine Arts from the University of Michigan. Her
Bachelor of Fine Arts is from SUNY College of Ceramics in
2406 Professor Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
Address Service Requested
Innerbelt Bridge Project Update
Crews have been busy completing the first two lanes of
pavement replacement on the bridges that carry I-90
through downtown Cleveland. In late August, traffic was
moved onto those new lanes and the work zone is now in
the middle of the I-90 bridges, between eastbound and
westbound traffic. Crews will be ready to switch again,
moving their work to the far south edge of these downtown
bridges around October 1, 2011.
The completion of the surface building demolition at the
Cold Storage facility may bring about some roadway
changes in Tremont. This is being researched.
Once all the materials from the Cold Storage building
have been removed from the site, crews can begin the
sequence of soil removals that will gradually cut away the
Tremont Bluff. Large quantities of excess soil will be
removed, so that the Bluff will be stable and support more
recreational space near the river. The Towpath Trail will be
one of the opportunities on the newly excavated section.
This design will also provide more stable soil for the
September, 2011
“So Long to Summer”
Safety & Informational
Fair 2011
When: Tuesday, September 20,
4:30-7:30 p.m.
Where: Lincoln Park (fair) or
St. Joseph/OLA (foul)
What: Dozens of participants
helping YOU to be safe and have
Fun
Join TWDC and your neighbors
for FREE food, fun, giveaways,
and valuable information. Meet
local businesses, utilities, and
organizations. Sign up for a block
club or to volunteer for worthy
causes. Get answers to your
health, safety, and financial
questions. Don’t miss it!
Volunteers for this event are
welcome: block-club members are
needed to staff tables, residents
are needed to direct attendees,
answer questions, etc. Contact
Yvonne Bruce at
[email protected].
Polish Festival
at St. John Cantius
906 College Avenue
Polka bands from Ohio,
Michigan and Pennsylvania will
play nightly at the three-day
festival, which taps other local
Polish institutions. Sokolowski's
University Inn will serve dinners,
and the Polish School Golden
Agers from Slavic Village will
sell their pierogies.
The festival runs from 5pm to
11pm, Friday, September 2nd,
3pm to 11pm Saturday,
September 3rd and from 3pm to
10pm, Sunday, September 4th.
St. Theodosius
Celebrates 100th
Anniversary of their
Cathedral!
This year marks the 100th
Anniversary of the construction of
St. Theodosius Cathedral.
St. Theodosius parish is the oldest
Orthodox parish in the State of Ohio,
founded in 1896. The Cathedral
Temple was constructed in 1911.
St. Theodosius Cathedral is on the
National Registry of Sacred
Landmarks as well as being a
Cleveland Sacred Landmark.
To celebrate this event we are
planning a weekend of Liturgical and
Social events. From Friday,
September 9 through Sunday,
September 11, 2011.
The official Centennial celebratory
schedule is as follows:
Friday, September 9, 2011
6:00 PM - Great Vespers
Saturday, September 10, 2011
9:00 AM - Main Centennial
Hierarchal Divine Liturgy presided by
His Grace the Rt. Rev. Matthias,
Bishop of Chicago and the Diocese of
the Midwest – All priests invited to
concelebrate with Bishop Matthias
(Gold Vestments). Panoramic
Photograph and High Tea in Parish
Hall Following the Divine Liturgy.
6:00 PM – Great Vespers
Sunday, September 11, 2011
9:00 AM – Hierarchal Divine Liturgy
The Centennial Banquet will be at
Ridge Manor Banquet Center,
Brookline, OH (Priests and Spouses
are complimentary. Please RSVP our
office by email or phone. [email protected] or 216 741 1310)
1:00 PM Cocktails
information contact Festival Manager, www.merrickhouse.org, ww.tremontwest.org and
Scott Rosenstein, at 216.575.0920, or at www.Facebook.com/pages/Tremont-Arts-Cultural-Festival.
Check out page 6 for a list of this year’s
[email protected]. Festival
participants.
information online can be found at:
foundations for the new I-90 bridge being built.
Around Labor Day, work also began to widen the W 14th Street exit from I-90 west. This
ramp must be widened to bring it closer to the existing bridge. Late in 2011, or even early
2012, crews will then close the Abbey Avenue Loop Ramp, and all traffic from I-90 west will
use the W 14th ramp to reach their favorite Tremont destinations. The existing Abbey
Avenue loop ramp will be demolished, and construction will begin for the new Abbey
Avenue loop that will connect to the new I-90 west bridge, once it is complete.
Our next “Construction Conversation” will be held during the Tremont Summer Safety
Fair, held in Lincoln Park on September 20, beginning at 4pm. Stop by our table if you have
questions. Or, you can always email us at [email protected] or call the hotline at
216-344-0069. We’re happy to answer your questions.
What's inside?
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Tremont Business News
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Tremont History Project
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Tremont ArtWalk Listing
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Block Club Happenings
7
Classifieds
7
Special Event Listing
8
Meeting Schedule
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Inside Tremont
New Phone Greeting System at Tremont West
A service of the
Tremont West Development Corporation
Editor: Michelle Davis
2406 Professor Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
216-575-0920—Phone
216-575-0998—Fax
www.tremontwest.org
“To maintain and improve the
living, business, and cultural
conditions for all of Tremont”
2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Christopher Alvarado, President
Henry Senyak, First Vice-President
Susan Coy, Second Vice-President
Lynn McLaughlin Murray, Treasurer
Sarah Lundeen, Secretary
Yvonne Bruce, Herb Crowther,
Brooke Deines, Jeffrey Eizember,
Jesse Grant, Tim Jenkins,
Merrick House’s discussion
Patrick
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the county.
Joshua M. Zielaskiewicz
Ex-Officio
Donovan Duncan, Georgiann Franko,
Deane Malaker
STAFF
Kristen Trolio
Welcome Jim Votava,
Interim Part-Time
Community Organizer!
I am excited and honored to be working
as the Interim Community Organizer stepping into Interim Executive Director
Kristen Trolio’s shoes. I have resided in
Tremont since 1994 and am very
passionate about our neighborhood. I
have been assisting with my family’s
business Tremont Digs over the past
few years and am very active in Tremont.
While at Tremont West I will be working
with various block clubs including South
of Jefferson, Central Tremont, Lincoln
Heights, Old Tremont and the Friends of
Clark Field. Also, I am really excited to be
the TWDC agent for the Tremont
Farmers’ Market and look forward to
working with Market Manager Jody
Lathwell on market initiatives.
I hope to bring new ideas to the table,
continue the excellent work of TWDC and
expand on the success of programs
already in progress. Contact me at
575-0920 or at [email protected]
with any of your neighborhood questions
or concerns.
Interim Executive Director
[email protected]
Qualetha Carty
Office Manager
[email protected]
Sammy Catania
Development Director
[email protected]
Michelle Davis
Marketing & Fund Development Director
[email protected]
Alex Finnarn
Americorps VISTA Member
[email protected]
Katie Hough
Ward 3 Area Coordinator
[email protected]
Robert Rodgers
Housing/Property Coordinator
[email protected]
Scott Rosenstein
Community Organizer/TACF Manager
[email protected]
Andy Thomas
Neighborhood Safety Coordinator
Ohio City and Tremont
[email protected]
Jim Votava
Community Organizer
[email protected]
Seeking TWDC Board
Candidates for the
2012—2014 term
Tremont West Development Corporation would like to announce a change to
its current phone greeting system. Effective on Monday September 12th, the
current after hours greeting will run all day, as well as after office hours.
We are changing the phone system in order to better direct your calls to the
appropriate staff member that you are trying to reach. Below you’ll find the
extension numbers and related programs for each staff member. When you call
our office, please enter the extension of the staff member you want to reach
when prompted to do so. If you are unsure of who you want to reach, you will be
directed to the Office Manager who will forward your call to the appropriate staff
person.
We hope you will be patient with us in this communication transition process.
Sincerely,
Kristen Trolio, Interim Executive Director
For Interim Executive Director Kristen Trolio, dial 101
(Affiliated Programs: NPI Model Blocks, Friends of Tremont School, TWDC
Board of Directors relations)
For Americorps VISTA Member Alex Finnarn, dial 102
(Affiliated Programs: City of Cleveland Model Blocks, Foreclosure Prevention,
TWDC Social Media, Long Range Planning Committee)
For Director of Marketing & Fund Development Director Michelle Davis, dial 103
(Affiliated Programs: TWDC website and marketing materials, Commercial space
inquiries and Storefront Renovation Program, Marketing Committee, Fundraising
Committee, Inside Tremont Newsletter)
For Office Manager Qualetha Carty, dial 105
(Affiliated Programs: TWDC billing and accounts, CDBG, Office operations)
For Community Organizer and Tremont Arts and Cultural Festival Manager
Scott Rosenstein, dial 106
(Affiliated Programs: Tremont Arts and Cultural Festival, Community Organizing,
Cleveland Marathon, Tremont Trek)
For Ward 3 Area Coordinator Katie Hough, dial 107
(Affiliated Programs: Code Enforcement)
For Housing/Property Coordinator Robert Rodgers, dial 108
(Affiliated Programs: City of Cleveland Paint Program, 2406 LLC Property
Manager, Heating and Weatherization Programs, Cleveland Housing Network
related programs)
For Community Organizer Jim Votava, dial 109
(Affiliated Programs: Community Organizing, Tremont Farmers Market, Friends
of Clark Field)
For Neighborhood Safety Coordinator Andy Thomas, dial 110
(Affiliated Programs: Safety Committee, Ward 14 Tremont Code Enforcement)
For Development Director Sammy Catania, dial 113
(Affiliated Programs: Business Development, Real Estate, SII Programs, CHN
Green Homes, Housing Committee)
TO ALL MEMBERS (RESIDENTS , BUSINESS OWNERS AND THOSE EMPLOYED IN THE TREMONT SERVICE AREA):
If you or someone you can recommend is interested, contact Nominating Co-Chairs Brooke Deines at [email protected]
or Deane Malaker at 216-579-9938. You will receive more information on how to submit a brief summary of what you would bring to the
Tremont West board, and how you would like to help our neighborhood continue to prosper and nurture its quality of life.
This is a volunteer position and requires time and dedication to Tremont West and the neighborhood. We are seeking candidates that have
the time to give and will be active participants during their two year term.
We seek and encourage your active participation on our Board!
Inside Tremont
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“10,000 Little (micro) Ideas to Keep You
Believing in Cleveland”
Makes good on their Promise to Fully Fund &
Install LED Lighting in Tremont
Come join us on September 9th, 2011 during
Tremont’s Artwalk
Celebrate the Lighting Debut
Festivities begin 8:30pm at the corner
of Professor & College Avenues in Tremont
Tremont History Project/Museum—DID YOU KNOW?
SOME TREMONT FUNERAL HOMES OF THE PAST
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“Tremont gets an A+ in Sustainability “Cutting Edge LED Sidewalk Lighting” 
Come “Flip the Switch” & celebrate the City of Cleveland’s 1st successful 
installation of LED Sidewalk Lighting down Tremont’s Professor Avenue! 
Following in the footsteps of Charles F. Brush (In the 1880’s, he invented the first electric 
arc street light located in Cleveland Public Square), Tremont will be the 1st neighborhood
in Cleveland to install sustainable LED lighting. Ohio becomes the 15th State in the USA to
use LED Sidewalk Lighting..
This great idea was decided upon by 700 people in Northeast Ohio who came to a
10,000 Little (micro) Ideas organization event 2.5 years ago, who brainstormed how to
improve the City of Cleveland’s lifestyle. IDEA – to improve the patron base of Cleveland
by having better sidewalk lighting, which would allow for visitors and patrons to feel safer
while visiting the city and surrounding neighborhoods. Decision made: Use modern, and
architecturally sophisticated LED lighting on the building’s storefront to improve sidewalk
lighting in the City of Cleveland.
Full steam ahead, the 10,000 Lighting Team formed and ventured into Tremont creating
the 10,000 Tremont Lighting Project. The Team members consist of the Tremont
Neighborhood & Business owners, and Tremont West Development Corp., & supported by
City of Cleveland Councilman, Joe Cimperman, Cook Paving and Construction, Ullman
Electric Co., and the City of Cleveland Economic Development Department (NRAP).
Come join us on September 9 2011, during Tremont’s Artwalk, to celebrate the lighting
debut. Festivities begin 8:30pm at the corner of Professor and College Avenues in Tremont
After numerous months of research from working with GE and Philips lighting divisions, to
many engineering consultants such as Doty & Miller Architects, the 10,000 Tremont
Lighting Team has chosen to implement the Edge-LED & the Owl-LED Area light. These
LED Lights were strategically placed to create a more visible storefront and to brighten the
sidewalks down Professor Avenue.
The Team found that LED lights are better for our environment and on our wallets,
with an annual operating cost averaging 70% less than HID lights (approximately
$35/yr). The Edge-LED light has a slim, low profile design, weather-tight LED driver
compartment with a rugged housing made out of cast aluminum, as well as having an open
grated top resulting in self-cleaning thus making this LED light one of the greenest products
on the market right now. The Edge-LED light is manufactured by BetaLED (Wisconsin,
USA based Company) and consist of 95% of the LED Lights purchased for this project.
The 10,000 Tremont Lighting Team was able to fully fund the installation and purchasing
of the LED Lights by receiving grant funding, and through a Tremont restaurant fundraiser
(Lago, Parallax, Fahrenheit, Treehouse and Bistro on Lincoln Park) to support the project.
Without the help of this outside funding, the price for each LED light fixture and installation
costs would have exceeded $1,000.00 per LED light installation. The only cost to the
building owner is the electricity upon installation, the LED light fixture will become the
property of the building owner. Learn more at http://www.10000littleideas.com.
A. J. Tomon Funeral Home, 2159 W. 14th Street - removed for I-71.
Misencik Funeral Home, 1111 Fairfield Ave. - torn down.
B. Majewski Funeral Home, 2258 Professor Ave.
Hyber Funeral Home, Hyber-Domagalski Funeral Home, now Komorowski Funeral Home.
Edward Lindhorst and Son Funeral Home, 1610 Clark Ave. - torn down.
Michael Kolodiy Funeral Home, 3132 W. 14th Street - also Kmiecik Funeral Home - also,
Lazuta Funeral Home.
J. Edward Cochran, 2237 Holmden Ave. - first completely air-conditioned funeral home on
the west side.
Dan Mallchok and Son Funeral Home, 2609 W. 14th Street - now Lincoln Park Pub.
Kenneth L. Zimmer Funeral Home, 2777 W. 14th Street - torn down.
Frank E. Bania Funeral Home, 2937 W. 14th Street - now a private home.
Rusynyk - Yurch Funeral Home, 2824 W. 14th Street - torn down.
ONE SPECIFIC HISTORY:
KOMOROWSKI FUNERAL HOME - Florian J. Komorowski built a funeral home in 1939 in
Broadway's Slavic Village. In 1967 and 1969, his sons began working with the family firm. At
that time, Komorowski Funeral Home expanded their service area through the purchase of
Hyber-Domagalski Funeral Home located on Cleveland's Southside (Tremont). Edward
Domagalski, who originally operated a funeral home on Harvard Ave., had moved his business
in 1951 to Tremont with a branch location in Maple Heights. The Professor Ave. location,
adjacent to St. John Cantius Church continues to operate today as Komorowski Funeral Home
with a long history as Majewski Funeral Home, Hyber Funeral Home and Hyber-Domagalski
Funeral Home.
The Tremont History Project’s next meeting will take place at the Jefferson Library
on Saturday, September 24th, in the back room, at 10am. We are working on a
Tremont timeline to replace the current History Boards in the Tremont West
conference room. The timeline will be the major topic at the September meeting.
Getting Ready to Buy: NHS of Greater Cleveland
Offers New Online Homebuyer Course
Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Cleveland, a local non-profit housing
counseling agency that provides homebuyer education, down-payment-assistance, home
repair lending and foreclosure prevention, announces it has recently partnered with eHome
America, the nation’s premier online home ownership education program offering access to
quality, accessible information and education for first-time home buyers.
“We are excited to be able to offer this dynamic educational tool to throughout Northeast
Ohio. Now quality home buying education can be found anytime on the Internet,” said
Executive Director Lou Tisler. “Though this online course cannot replace in-person
homebuyer counseling, eHome America will allow our Homebuyer Education students to
study at their own pace, and at a time and place that are convenient to them.”
eHome America is an easy-to-use platform that covers the core-content areas of
homebuyer education including budgeting, credit, savings plans and other key concepts of
the purchasing process. Participants will also find user-friendly animated videos,
content-related quizzes, and a printed certificate upon successful completion of the course
work.
As an added bonus, any homeowner completing the online course and purchasing a
home within 6 months, will have all fees associated with this online course rebated upon
submission of a final HUD-1 settlement statement. As a further bonus, any homeowner
purchasing a home after the first 6 months but before a year has concluded from the
completion of the course, will have 50% of all fees associated with this online course
rebated upon submission of a final HUD-1 settlement statement.
The fee for this course is $50 when combined with a coupon, code HOME411. Regular
fee for this course is $65. Remember, all fees are rebated upon purchase of a home and
submission to NHSGC, your final HUD-1 settlement statement within 6 months of
completion of the online course.
To start the process of being prepared for homeownership and participate in the
homeownership education online course, prospective homebuyers can access the online
learning at www.ehomeamerica.org or contact NHS of Greater Cleveland at 216-458-4663.
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Inside Tremont
Welcome 2 New Tremont Businesses!
September Upholstery SALE!! Get 20% OFF all
In-Stock and Custom Ordered Upholstered
Furniture plus 0% Interest for 12 Months!
751 Starkweather
216-781-8000
www.wineanddesign.net
Located in the corner unit of Lemko Hall.
STUDIO
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Visit www.studio11tremont.com
for more information.
Cleveland based artist Kevin Busta has been receiving national recognition
for his Industrial style furnishings and artwork consistently since he began his
operation in November 2008.
His work has been featured in various media outlets and art & design blogs
including the New York Times, Architectural Digest, Cleveland Magazine,
Crain’s Cleveland business, & WVIZ Applause!
In early 2011, Kevin Busta partnered with one of his collectors and
entrepreneur Michael Carreras with the vision of expanding the operation.
Since then, the two of them have focused on making the art more accessible
as opposed to their previous made-to-order venture with the goal of being
able to showcase the work to a demanding clientele of interior designers and
art & design collectors.
After a few months of hard work and planning, Mr. Busta & Mr. Carreras
have chosen Tremont as the business district to open their first storefront.
They both felt the unique neighborhood filled with top-notch restaurants,
boutique shops and art collectors was the perfect location to showcase the
Industrial style furnishings & artwork.
Kevin Busta Industrial Furnishings will be located at 2673 W 14th Street right next to Bac Restaurant.
The store will open to the public Labor Day Weekend beginning Saturday Sept. 2nd. The stores hour will
be Tuesday – Friday 11a-6p, Saturday 11a-8p, Sunday 12n-5p, and closed on Mondays but will be open
on Labor Day, Monday, September 5th
from 12n-5p.
Kevin Busta Industrial Furnishings
2673 West 14th Street
(216) 206-6022
[email protected] - www.kevinbusta.com
Thai Massage Bodywork,
Acupuncture, Yoga and Pilates.
Gift Certificates are available.
2337 W. 11th Street
Tremont, Ohio 44113
216.472.3611
The Storefront Renovation Program
The City of Cleveland’s Storefront Renovation Program
is an exterior rehabilitation program that combines
financial incentives (rebate or loan) with free City
design assistance. The City partners with
neighborhood Community Development Corporations
to implement the program in the neighborhoods. If you
are interested in learning more about this program for
your building, please call 216-575-0920.
Neighborhood Retail Assistance Program
The City of Cleveland’s Economic Development
Department can assist small businesses with financial
packages of both loans and grants to improve the
interior and exterior of their storefronts.
Commercial Space for Sale or Lease
Are you looking to lease, purchase or market
commercial space in Tremont? See current Tremont
Commercial Properties at: www.tremontwest.org or
www.retailspacecleveland.com/tremontneighborhood.htm
Remember, if you are planning to open a business in
Tremont, you must contact the City of Cleveland to see
what variances 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 Brownfield clean-up. Feel free to contact
Tremont West for more information, 216-575-0920.
The Nest
Opening September 1st, The Nest will showcase one of
2379 Professor Ave.
a kind pieces all designed by strictly local artists. The
[email protected]
collective has grown quickly to envelop around thirty
artists who are inspired and excited to create and
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showcase their “handmade treasures” of various
mediums. Having a little piece of prime real estate in
Tremont (located right on Professor Avenue!) has been a dream for
many of them, and owners Robin Schulze and Benjamin Carson are
thrilled to give them this incredible opportunity.
Taking over the space of the beloved Tremont Electric Company,
which has relocated to 2221 Professor Avenue on the second floor, The
Photo of Robin Schulze and Benjimin
Nest boasts high ceilings, gorgeous architecture, huge bay front
Carson by Diane VanNostran
windows, and a secluded and indescribably stunning back patio/vintage
www.dvnphotography.com
garage for which they have grand plans next spring.
In the second room of
the boutique-gallery
there is a cozy coffee
lounge, where a variety
of heartwarming coffee,
tea and espresso drinks
will be served through a
stunning architectural
archway. A place to
hang out with your
friends, use our wifi,
bring in a slice of the
ultra-irresistible pizza
from Edison’s next door,
or just get away from the
hustle and bustle of our
crazy lives—The Nest’s
coffee lounge is the
perfect space.
Hoping to secure the
support of the
community, Robin &
Ben would also like to
share their passion for
boutique wine & craft
beer—by offering a
small selection of their
favorites for sale at The
Nest. The eventual goal
being to host
educational wine & beer
tastings, art classes
(taught by our featured
artists) paired with wine,
and a variety of other
social gatherings at The
Nest.
An artist, foodie & pet
community—Tremont
was decided as the
perfect location and
culture for a concept like
this. We cannot express
how excited we are to
see our vision come to
life, how touched we are
by the community’s
embrace, and how
proud we are to call
Tremont our new home.
Inside Tremont
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Tremont ArtWalk—Friday, September 9th, 2011—6 -10pm
Ukrainian Museum-Archives
1202 Kenilworth / 216-781-4329
Mon - Sat 8am - 4pm or by appt. &
ArtWalks. www.umacleveland.org
The Southside
2207 W. 11th St. / 216-937-2288
M-Sun. 11:30-2:30am. Lunch, Dinner,
& Drinks
Bistro on Lincoln Park
2391 West 11th /216-862-2969
Tues - Thurs 4:30 pm- 10pm
Fri & Sat 4:30pm- 11pm
Sunday Brunch 9:30am - 2:30pm
Eye Candy Gallery
2173 Professor Ave., #1/ 241-2740
Wed-Thu 12-6, Fri 1-7pm, Sat 12:307pm www.eyecandy-gallery.com.
Brandt Gallery
1028 Kenilworth/ 216-621-1610
Sat. Noon - 6pm or by appt.
Brandt21 - 21 year Anniversary
Retrospective group show. Russell
Vidrick open mic poetry Saturday @
3pm. www.brandtgallery.org
Visible Voice Books
1023 Kenilworth / 216-961-0084
Sun. Noon - 6pm, Mon. Closed,
Tue.-Fri. 2 pm-8pm Sat. Noon-10pm
Paintings by Rachel J Strongoli, John T.
Sabol : 'Cleveland's Buckeye
Neighborhoods' : Book Signing.
Courtyard Music Series: Front Porch.
Umami Moto: Food Truck.
Studio 11
2337 West 11th / 216-472-3611
Yoga and Pilates Studio. Work by Collin.
LOOP
2180 West 11th/216-298-5096
Mon - Thurs 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.,
Fri 7am - 10pm, Sat. 9am - 10pm,
Sun. 10am - 6pm. Paintings by Susan
Parsley.
Dennis Balogh - original oil & charcoal
pencil paintings of famous musicians.
Banyan Tree
2242 Professor Ave. / 216-241-1209
Mon- Wed 11am-7pm,
Thurs-Sat 11am-9pm, Sun 11-4pm
Cleveland Auction Co.
2418 Professor / 216-631-3232
Fine Arts & Antiques Auction and Retail.
Just for Fun Accessories by
Veronique (accessories fashioned
from antique and vintage elements)
Summer Gallery Hours Thurs., Fri., and
Sat., noon until 8pm, or by appointment.
doubting Thomas Gallery
856 Jefferson / 216-394-0098
Fri - Sat 6-10pm or by appointment
Cleveland Invitational curated by Shawn
Mishak
Wine & Design
751 Starkweather Ave / 216-781-8000
www.wineanddesign.net
Offering Interior Design, Home Décor,
Gifts & Wine with Wine Tastings every
Artwalk! Paintings by Lois Bluhm.
The Treehouse
820 College / 216-696-2505
Work by Emily Garret
Mary Jane's Davenport
716 College Ave / 216-978-1467
Custom hats/ with home goods,
jewelry and more.
Emily's Petite Salon and Spa
755 Starkweather / 216-482-3689
ArtWalk night special: $10 first come
The Paul Duda Gallery
2342 Professor Ave. / 216-589-5788
www.Pauldudagallery.com
first serve, your choice of massage,
manicure, pedicure, facial or haircut.
Robert Hartshorn Studio
2342 Professor Ave. / 216-403-2734
www.hartshornstudios.com
Lilly Handmade Chocolates
761 Starkweather/216-771-3333
Hours Tue-Sat 12 pm – 7 pm,
Sun 12pm-5pm, Mon Closed. "Indulge
in chocolate delights all night long!"
12pm-10pm ArtWalk Nite!
www.lillytremont.com
www.emilyspetitesalon2.com
Edison’s Pub
2373 Professor Ave. / 216-522-0006
M-Sun. 4pm-2am, Live music Saturday
night. Work by Dave Feudo.
The Flying Monkey Pub
819 Jefferson / 216-861-mnky
M - Sat. 4pm - 2am
Saturday, September 10, 2011
11:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
Explore the visual, culinary and performing
arts of Cleveland's historic neighborhoods.
Now in its ninth year, CITY HOP celebrates
the strength and diversity of our community.
This renowned one-day event draws 25,000
patrons annually to explore what makes our city
so special…connecting them to more than 70
galleries and artist studios, 100 restaurants,
several markets and dozens of retail shops.
Free trolley tours transport patrons to core
Cleveland districts including Downtown, the
Historic Warehouse District, the Historic
Gateway Neighborhood, Ohio City, Tremont,
the Campus District, MidTown, AsiaTown and
the St. Clair/Superior District. While in each
district, patrons can explore historic buildings,
view works by our city's talented artists, dining
at one of many restaurants, shop at unique
retail stores and take in the sights and sounds
of street-side entertainment.
Lucky’s Café
777 Starkweather/216-622-7773
Open 7 days a week. Brunch. Circle of
Vision work by Dennis Mastrangelo
Tremont Digs
919 Fruit Ave. 216-513-6000
Tremont Arts & Cultural Festival
Juror Art Show featuring Dana
L. Depew, Angelica Pozo and Jeffry
Chiplis. Friday September 9,
2011 6-10pm. Hours by appointment
only.
Prosperity Social Club
1109 Starkweather /216-937-1938
Martini Five-O at 10pm
lounge-surf-exotica.
Lava Lounge
1307 Auburn / 216-589-9112
M - Sat. 5pm to 2:30am,
Sun. 7pm - 2am
Grumpy’s
2621 W. 14th/216-241-5025
Mon 7am-3pm, Tue-Thu 7am–9pm
Fri 7am-10pm, Sat 8am-10pm,
Sun 8-3pm. Work by Monroe Copper,
Dan Singerman and Kate Snow.
Bac
2661 W. 14th/216-938-8960
Asian American Bistro & Bar
Mastroianni Photography
and Arts / 2688 W. 14th
Brandt21 - A Retrospective of
Brandt Gallery, in conjunction
with Brandt Gallery.
www.mastroianniarts.com
Deering Vintage
2678 West 14th/ 274-1211
Tues-Fri 12-8 and Sun 12-5
and by appt.
Aperture. A Photography
and Variety Store
2541 Scranton Rd./ 574-8977
Monday - Wed 11am to 6pm,
Thurs 11am - 6:30pm, Friday
11am - 6pm, Saturday 11am 5pm.
www.aperturetremont.com
Gateway Animal Clinic
1819 Abbey Ave. / 771-4414
Neon by Jeff Chiplis, Paintings
by Judith Brandon and
Multi-media installation by
Terri P Tufts
In Flight, digital photography on
canvas by Christina Sadowski and
work by Claire Sullivan
Powter Puff Boutique
2671 West 14th
274-1220
M-Th 12-6p,
Fri-Sat 12-8p,
Sunday 12-4p
Razor's Edge
2685 West 14th Street
Tues - Fri, 10am - 6pm, Sat.
9am - 5pm.
tours are offered within a one to two minute walk
from the trolley stop.
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Welcome Centers are located at every
trolley stop to ensure that City Hoppers have a
place to ask questions and collect information that
will enhance their experience as they travel
neighborhoods on foot.
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Sidewalk Concerts entertain all while
showcasing both the neighborhoods and our town's
talented performing artists. Each neighborhood features
sidewalk concerts in the afternoon while the central
interchange on East 4th Street is bustling with performances
all day. Concerts in Lincoln Park along with the C-town
Chow Down Food Trucks are new additions to Sparx in
Tremont this year!
Visit http://www.downtowncleveland.com/events/sparx-city-hop
For more detailed information.
Full Service Breakfast & Lunch
(Brunch Style)
7 days a week!
Monday - Friday—7 am—5 pm
Saturday-Sunday—8am—5 pm
777 Starkweather * 216-622-7773
www.luckyscafe.com
Class 1 Pavers & Remodelers
Specializing in Residential Driveways, Kitchens and Baths
Asphalt & Concrete, Roofing, Siding, Gutters & Windows
Financing Available
216-392-1335
FAX 216-397-6349
[email protected]
www.class1pavers.com
Gary Wisniewski
President
1481 Warrensville Ctr. Rd.
South Euclid, OH 44121
City Hop Features
 As patrons loop through neighborhoods
on Trolleys, Tour Guides will share
interesting facts and points of interest
about architecture, culture, history and the
talented residents who celebrate visual and
performing arts, and thriving culinary
scene. No two neighborhoods are quite
alike, and this is the perfect time to learn
more about them!
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Trolley Service is free to all on three
routes that circle around districts and meet
at a central interchange on East 4th Street.
Stops along each route allow City Hoppers
to exit the trolleys and enjoy neighborhoods
on foot.
 Virtual Tours are a new addition to
CITY HOP, and "connect" City Hoppers to
neighborhoods through their smartphones.
Signs with Quick Response (QR) Codes
placed throughout each district allow
patrons to take "virtual tours" by accessing
multi-media and web content courtesy of
Cleveland Historical that highlights points
of interest. In each neighborhood, virtual
http://apartmentmoveroh.com
[email protected]
St. Colman Church
2027 West 65th St. Cleveland
www.stcolmanparish.org
POLKA MASS at 4:00 P.M OPEN TO ALL
Dinner/Dance at 5:00 P.M
Stuffed Cabbage and Kielbasa w/beer, wine, soda
Polka Dance to Johnny Pastirik Music
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH, 2011
$20.00 per person… RESERVATIONS
CALL: PAT HOLLACK 216-221-7197
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Inside Tremont
Tremont Arts & Cultural Participants—Artists—Food—Community
Artists
87 Visual Artists (there will also
be 12 “emerging artists” debuting
at this Festival) :
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Applewood Centers will
Celebrate New Murals!
The Jones Campus of Applewood Centers located
at West 25th and Daisy Avenue is continuing their
summer mural program for 2011. The collaborative
summer mural institute with Building Bridges
Director Katherine Chilcote and local artist Tally
Fruchtman-Rossiter started Monday, June 13 and
will continue through early September 2011.
According to Kelly Murray, LISW-S, Director of
Residential Services, the mural program is a great
learning experience for the children at Applewood.
The Center has been adding art to many of its
rooms and hallways, which makes the environment
more friendly and allows the children to personalize
and take pride in the spaces.
The projects currently underway are a mural in the
gymnasium and a public mural that will be mounted
on the outside of the building. The gym mural was
designed by Tally Fruchtman-Rossiter and depicts
silhouettes of children playing various sports, along
with portraits of leadership figures such as Martin
Luther King Jr. and Oprah Winfrey and their
inspirational quotes. It was designed to reflect the
identity of both the children using the facility and the
surrounding community that uses the space for
community meetings and events. The exterior
mural was designed by Building Bridges’ Katherine
Chilcote and depicts children playing in and around
an apple tree. This 16 ft by 24 ft mural will be
mounted on the north wall of the building, facing
Daisy Avenue, and will be visible to neighbors as
well as children entering the building. A community
ribbon cutting and mural dedication ceremony is
planned for the installation and multi-purpose space
on September 22, 2011 from 4pm – 6pm. The
children from Applewood Centers have enjoyed
working alongside professional artists to create
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Annabelle Anderson (Eternal
Earth Candles)
David & Roberta Baird (Painting)
Kathleen Morris Bahkshi
(Painting)
Brad Bellomo (Photography)
Stacy Bennett (Jewely)
Sue Berry (Glass)
Barbara Bloom (Textiles—Silk;
Jewelry)
Andre Brown (Photography;
Multi-Media)
Phillip Cabot (Photography)
Bruno (Jose) Casiano
(Printmaking; Painting)
Ro Clarkin (Jewelry/Glass)
Jennifer Cole (Painting—2-D
Mixed Media)
Tom Cole (Jewelry)
William D. & Loretta Conkey
(Photography)
Anne Creed (Jewelry)
Susan Crisan (Textiles)
Liz DiVincenzo (Jewelry)
Denise Donaldson (Jewelry)
Bette Drake (Ceramics)
Jean Elliot (Sculpture)
Kelli P. Finnegan (Photography)
Rachelle Gallant (Photography;
Multi-Media)
Ezra Giterman (Sculpture)
Barbara Gorman (Jewelry)
William Gould (Painting)
Clematis W. Graham (Ceramics)
Leslie Greenhalgh (Textiles)
John Gulyas (Jewelry)
Kristina Haberek (Henna Body
Art; Textiles; Jewelry)
Anitra L. Handley-Boyt (Painting;
Relief on Board)
Erica Lane Hansen (Jewelry)
Wendy Hawbaker (Jewelry)
Bethany Homrighaus (Jewelry)
Carlos Iglesias (Jewelry)
Barry Jackson (Printmaking)
Earl James (Glass)
Roy C. Jenkins (Photography)
Lisa Jevack (Ceramics)
Paul Jira (Painting)
Joan of Art (Glass; T-shirt)
Brian D. Katigbak (Metal)
Chris Keener (Jewelry)
George Kocar (Painting)
Suzanne Kohring Reich (Textiles;
Jewelry)
Terry Leach (Photography)
Gavin Lehman (Metal; Wrought
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Annette Levine Poitau (Painting)
Kristina Malcolm (Jewelry)
Dinah Manista (Textiles; Jewelry)
Howard Markowitz (Painting)
Barbara Matherly (Textiles)
Valerie Mayen (Textiles)
Nicole McGee (Jewelry;
Repurposed/Recycled)
Ikuko Miklowski (Ceramics)
Elizabeth Moss (Jewelry)
John Musarra (Drawing: Pen &
Ink)
Dean Myton (Steel & Wood
Functional Art)
Marcia Naso (Picture Frames)
Emma Perugachi (Musical
Instruments)
Bob Pozarski (Glass)
Michele & Steve Romanik
(Photography)
Debra Romaniw (Glass; Jewelry)
R.C. Sanford (Glass; Wood)
Katherine Graham Sarlson
(Textiles)
Steve & Roselle Sgambellone
(Textiles)
David Shafron (Wood)
Lorelei Skizenta (Painting—Mixed
Media)
Kathleen Sonnhalter (Painting)
Steve Stanaszek (Jewelry)
Erin Stecklow (Picture Frames)
Lucas Swearingen (Jewelry)
Mayya Traboulsi (Ceramics)
Valerie Tyler (Jewelry)
Judith Vierow (Painting)
James L. Walker (Sculpture;
Jewelry)
Ginger Wankewycz (Jewelry;
Printmaking)
Brooke Witte (Drawing; Digital)
David Witzke (Painting)
Kendra Wood (Ceramics; Textiles)
Deborah Woolfork (Jewelry)
Mark Yanochko (Photography—
Digitally Enhanced)
Gerald Yustick (Painting)
Craig Zacharyasz (Sculpture;
Whimsical)
Food provided by:
56 West Restaurant
Brunos’s Restaurant & Catering
Buckeye Concessions
Carmen Nieves—Comida Hispana
Cleveland Host Lions Club
Grumpy’s Café
Hooper Farm
Iglesia de Dios M.I. La Primativa
Gran Comision
Knights of Columbus—Trinity
Council, St. John Cantius (Kanty)
Church
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Learning Quest—Margarita
Claudio—Comida Hispana
Merrick House/CPAAHC
Original Greek Gyros & Chicken
Gyros/Greek Orthodox Church
The Popcorn Shop
Quest Ministries
Rustic Crust Pizza & Canoli
Seoul Korean Restaurant/St.
Andrew Kim Korean Catholic
Church
The South Side
Spanish Assembly of God—
Comida Puertorriqueño
St. Augustine Roman Catholic
Church & Hunger Center
Tremont Scoops Ice Cream &
Treats
Zion United Church of Christ of
Tremont
Community
(organizations registered as of
8/18/2011)
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American Civil Liberties Union
of Ohio
Christ Child Society
Cleveland Animal Rights
Alliance
Cleveland Philharmonic
Orchestra
Cleveland Play House
Cleveland Scene
convergence-continuum Theater
Company
Councilman Joe Cimperman,
Cleveland Ward 3
Councilman Brian Cummins,
Cleveland Ward 14
Cuyahoga County Board of
Elections
Employment & Family Services
Office of Community Initiatives
Franklin Circle Church
Greater Cleveland NOW
Joyful Noise Neighborhood
Music School
Merrick House
MetroHealth Adult Burn Survivor
Support group
The Mutt Hutt
Pet’Tique
Positively Cleveland
Secondhand Mutts
Susie’s Scentuals Handmade
Soap & More
Tom’s Honey Jar
Tremont Festival Art Raffle
Tremont West Development
Corp.
The Van Bakeren Foundation
Visible Voice Books
WKSU—89.7
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Tremont Farmers’
Market Vendors
Blaze!
Bonjour Catering
Morning Dew Orchards
No Whey! Non-Dairy
Chocolates
Posh Pierogies
T. by Sarah
Tremont Digs
Cultural
Amani Children’s
Foundation
City Buddha
Esperanza Threads
InterReligious Taskforce
on Central America
INTO
Ogungstemple
One World Shop
Revive
Revy Fair Trade Products
St. Theodosius Cathedral
Children’s
Programming
Children’s Village by
Merrick House
Cleveland Association of
the Education of Young
Children (CAEYC)
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland Fire
Department
Cleveland Metroparks
Zoo
Cleveland Museum of
Art—Chalk Artists—
Hector Castellanos and
Dante Rodriguez
Cleveland Police—
Bureau of Community
Policing
Cuyahoga County Board
of Health
Diabetes Partnership of
Cleveland
Merrick House
The Near West Side
Intergenerational School
Ray McNiece—”John
Chapman—AKA Johnny
Appleseed
Stephen Hood—Life &
Times of George
Washington Carver
Young Audiences of
Northeast Ohio
Inside Tremont
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The annual Auburn-Lincoln Park Cleanup & Cookout was held on
Thursday, August 4th to spiff up the park for the special events of
Arts in August. Around 6 residents helped with the clean-up and
the weeding of flower beds around gazebo square (many thanks,
folks!) Following the cleanup efforts, residents adjourned across
the street to the beautiful garden courtyard of the Lincoln Park
Bathhouse for a delicious and fun summer cookout. Around 18
residents and 2 guests attended the cook-out. Our thanks to Kerry
Capwell and the residents of the Lincoln Park Baths lofts for
hosting us and to all who attended and participated! Thanks as
well to our “grill chefs” that evening, Jim Votava and Greg Golden.
Hope that you’ve enjoyed the summer sunshine and the special
events in Lincoln Park. For more information on the block club,
contact our Co-Chairs, Frank Tkacz –[email protected]—and Kerry
Capwell – [email protected]— or Scott at Tremont West at
216.575.0920 or [email protected]. Our next
block club gathering will be Thursday, September 8th at 7pm,
when we return to the garden courtyard of the Lincoln Park
Baths lofts. Please join us!
more information to the block club for those who have polling or
registration questions. If you’d like to get a hold of Cosby, his
email is [email protected]. Next, Andy Thomas, the new
Neighborhood Safety Coordinator for Tremont and Ohio City,
introduced himself to the block club and we discussed safety
concerns. A few residents were concerned with a rash of crimes
that happened in July, including a shooting on W. 14th St. The
gas stations and apartment buildings were mentioned numerous
times as potential targets of origination that the block club could
work with to reduce safety concerns. These issues were
discussed at the August TWDC Safety Committee meeting and
Andy agreed to talk with the gas station owners. Block club
members are writing a letter of concern to the owners of the
apartment building located south of Clark Ave. as well. Issues
concerning the bus shelter at the corner of W. 14th St. and Clark
Ave. were discussed again, and the block club leaders sent a
petition for a trash can into the Division of Waste. There is now a
trash can in place beside the shelter that should alleviate
problems with refuse. The block club has also decided to petition
the RTA in order to have the #81 bus run overnight to Steelyard
Commons. There was no update on the public meeting
concerning the impound lot on Quigley. TWDC will inform
Tremont residents when the final meeting date has been
announced. Please join us for our next meeting on
Wednesday, September 7th, 6:30pm at the Clark Bar.
Central Tremont
Lincoln Heights
Block Club Happenings
Block Club Happenings” is compiled by TWDC staff
with direct input from Block Club Chairs.
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Auburn
At the Central Tremont Block Club meeting in July, the members
heard from Chris Alvarado, President of TWDC’s Board of
Directors. Chris made a presentation on the guidelines for BOZA
that were adopted by the Board. The guidelines outline the
procedure for businesses or residents seeking variances and their
interactions with Block Clubs and TWDC Committees. This
presentation was made at the request of Central Tremont Block
Club members and we thank Chris for the presentation. At the
August block club meeting, the members look forward to meeting
Jim Votava, their new community organizer, and hearing a
presentation from ICan Schools. The next meeting will be held
on September 27th at 6:30pm at TWDC.
Duck Island
We join with residents in Duck Island in grieving the passing of
"Pa Po”, Miguel La Torres, the father of our friend and neighbor,
Bert Latorres . Bert and his family have been a mainstay in our
community for many years. The presence of his father will surely
be missed. PaPo LaTorres supported our Block Club for years until
his illness thwarted his efforts last year. Please join us for tribute to
Mr. Latorres. Our Condolences are extended to Bert, his mother,
Serafina, and his family....God Bless You......It has been quite hot
at periods this summer, so everyone please let’s make a special
effort to remember our Quality of Life Ordinances as we spend
more time outside for various activities. Remind our teens and
young adults to be considerate of their neighbors as they “chill out”
in the summer night air. We still have a few pamphlets left for
those who wish. Also please be mindful of our pets running free
especially during peak business hours, so as to not hamper mail
delivery or interfere with children and adults out and about. Special
guests at the August meeting included a staff member and intern
from Ohio City, Inc. who updated us on a ballot initiative that may
come up at the November general election regarding a Sunday full
liquor license for the new Crop Bistro opening in Ohio City. The
precinct in which Crop Bistro will be located also includes Duck
Island voters south of Abbey, and extends into northern Tremont.
Following the meeting residents were invited down to the Home
Depot parking lot of Steelyard Commons for the annual celebration
of National Night Out Against Crime. Around 4,000 – 5,000
residents of Cleveland’s west side attended the popular and
informative family-oriented event! Our new Duck Island banners –
long in process – have now been installed in gateways to our
neighborhood! Our thanks to Dean Guernsey of Dynamic Sign and
Tremont West for the installation! Our September meeting brings
representatives of various area businesses to talk with our
residents. For more information on the block club and its activities,
or to share items of interest or concern in the neighborhood, Duck
Island Block Club Chair, Alicia Hudson, can be reached at
[email protected] or 216.443.1296/216.443.0470 home/
office – or contact Scott at Tremont West at 216.575.0920. Please
join us at Abbey Park on Tuesday, September 6th at 6 pm!
Holmden Buhrer Rowley/
Mentor Castle Clark
Block club members and neighbors enjoyed a thoroughly
awesome summer day at our neighborhood picnic on Saturday,
August 6th. Well over 40 people were in attendance during the
course of the day. Thanks to our membership, neighbors,
stakeholders, TWDC staff, TWDC Board members, other
Tremont block club leaders, and especially our gracious host and
co-sponsor the Tremont Tap House for making this a very
successful event. Special thanks go out to our membership that
provided side dishes and supplies. We also appreciate Phil
Pavarini’s community support with stopping by with a handful of
Pizza’s which were quickly devoured. The Tap House also
provided a gift certificate as a door prize won by a neighbor.
Thanks again for everyone’s participation and support. Lets get
ready to meet September 8th and get back to moving our part of
Tremont forward in a positive direction. The next meeting will
be Thursday, September 8th, 6pm at Zion Church.
Metro North
At our late July meeting we had several special guests including
Anne Hill, Community Relations Manager at MetroHealth, who
updated us on plans for re-construction of MetroHealth Drive and
proposed changes in traffic and parking patterns along Valentine
and W. 17th that will result for several months this Fall. Also
participating in the meeting were the Pastor Jose Reyes and
several members of Iglesia Nueva Vida/New Life Church on
Holmden. They recently met with Commander Keith Sulzer of the
Second District Police, staff of Tremont West and the City’s
Community Relations Department to address residents and
police concerns regarding noise, music performances, and litter.
Residents voiced their concerns and a good dialogue was held
between residents and church members. A good channel of
communication has been opened, and the pastor and church
members expressed a willingness to work along with residents
cooperatively on items and activities of mutual interest and
concern. Ward 14 Councilman, Brian Cummins, Cleveland
Community Relations representative, Dennis Ancell, TWDC
Board member, Henry Senyak and Lt. Frank Bolon of the Second
District Police also fielded residents’ questions and concerns at
the meeting. On the schedule for the late August meeting is a
general discussion on crime and safety concerns in the Metro
North and Scranton corridor area, and an opportunity to meet
and greet Andy Thomas, the new shared Safety Coordinator for
Tremont and Ohio City. Andy will also be addressing housing
code concerns in Ward 14 Tremont. The membership looks
forward to welcoming him and sharing items of interest and
concern. For questions or more information about our block club,
please contact Chair, Sandy Smith – [email protected] –
and Co-Chair, Sue Krosel. – or contact Scott at Tremont West at
216.575.0920. Please join us for our next meeting on Tuesday, September 27th – 6 pm – at the ground floor meeting
room of St. Michael’s Church. We look forward to your visit!
North of Literary
At the August Block Club meeting we started the meeting with a
guest speaker from We Are Ohio, Cosby Johnson. He discussed
his organization’s campaign to repeal Ohio’s Senate Bill 5, which
will be Issue 2 on the upcoming November ballot. He also
encouraged the residents to register to vote and will pass along
Around 40 residents and 5 guests attended the August 16th
annual Summer Party at the “Stonehenge” tree lawn of Deane
Malaker (on the corner of West 7th & Literary). It was a great
evening to enjoy the wonderful weather, food on the grill, some
great side dishes and cookies, an assortment of beverages, and
meet and mingle with neighbors– longtime friends and new
acquaintances. And fun was had by all! We’d like to extend our
Classifieds
Post 58 Update
Training/classes/education
Commander Zacharyj
welcomes new Post 1
Managers: Tom &
Colleen Kowalski,.
Good luck. Maybe we
can form a network of
Private Clubs in
Tremont that honors
each others card.
Remember: “you do
not have to be a vet to
help a vet, get
involved!”
NEED A NOTARY PUBLIC? FREE to Tremont residents,
will come to you; call Phil Pavarini, Jr., Tremont Insurance
Agent, toll free at
1-888-PAVARINI (1-888-728-2746).
Help Wanted
Job openings are available at Applewood Centers,
please visit their website at
www.applewoodcenters.org.
School crossing guards are needed in the Second
District. Call Second District Police Commander
Sulzer at 623-5205 if you are interested.
Metro Cleveland Security, Inc. is looking to hire
individuals as security guards. Full time and part time
positions are available. $8.50-$9.00 unarmed $10 &
up armed. Call 216-398-0924.
For Rent
A small one bedroom apartment available August
2011, located above Tremont West; on Professor
Avenue, in the center of the Historic Tremont. No
pets allowed. Please contact the property manager
Robert Rodgers at (216) 533-5612 or (216) 575-0920
for rental information.
2442 Professor Ave.
216-241-1788
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thanks to all of you who attended and to all who shared food,
drink, and neighborly community, and special thanks to our host
Deane Malaker. We bid welcome to all of our members and
friends – and a special greeting to the new neighbors who joined
us for the Summer Party. We hope that you’ll gather with us for
other times of celebration and neighborhood reflection. For more
information on our block club and activities, please contact our
Co-Chairs, Brian Fabo - [email protected] - and Mark
Marek - [email protected] or Scott at Tremont West at
216-575-0920 – [email protected]. Our next
gathering is scheduled for Tuesday, September 20th as we
gather with fellow Tremont residents at Lincoln Park for the
special Tremont West meeting and Safety Fair. We hope you’ll
join us!
Old Tremont
The Old Tremont Block Club is looking for new leadership!
Several residents have expressed an interest in working together
on activities for youth, healthy food and gardens, and
neighborhood clean-ups. If you are interested in becoming
involved or would like to take a leadership role in the Old
Tremont Block Club, please call Jim at TWDC, 216-575-0920.
South of Jefferson
At the August South of Jefferson Block Club meeting, members
heard a presentation from Cosby Johnson of We Are Ohio, a
coalition that has come together to repeal SB 5. Members can
visit www.weareohio.com for more information on the initiative.
Members also discussed parking issues and how to handle
blocked driveways. On Saturday, August 13th the South of
Jefferson Block Club Party was held from 1-4pm under sunny
skies at Tremont Pointe. Around 100 residents turned out to
enjoy games, music and food. Party highlights also included free
school supplies, a bounce house and a face painter. Officer Jeff
Stanczyk of the Cleveland Police Department delighted
partygoers with his Kids Magic Safety Show. Prizes were given
out to winners in the three-legged race and marshmallow run and
SOJ member Rachel Dissel brought crafts for the kids. The block
club would like to thank SOJ member Barb Sper for spearheading
this successful event and the generous donation from
Councilman Joe Cimperman, who also attended the event. A
good time was had by all thanks to the hard work of SOJ
members and generous donations from Istanbul Grill, Emily’s
Petite Salon, Wine & Design, Lilly Handmade Chocolates,
Banyan Tree, The Flying Monkey Pub and Tremont Scoops Ice
Cream. The next South of Jefferson Block Club meeting will
be held on Tuesday, September 13th at 7:00pm at the The
Flying Monkey Pub. Come out and meet our new Neighborhood
Safety Coordinator Andy Thomas and discuss your concerns.
This month’s raffle prize will be a $25 gift certificate to Emily’s
Petite Salon.
Friends of Clark Field
Come join us on September 2nd at Clark Field for the movie Yogi
Bear. The movie is about saving Jellystone Park and how
important our Parks are to the environment as well as a place to
visit and enjoy the outdoors. Yes, the Ranger will be there
seeking Yogi's help?? Of course a pic-a-nic basket or several are
involved, as always with Yogi Bear and his sidekick Boo-Boo.
Bring your own pic-a-nic basket and enjoy a picnic before the
movie. Come early for a craft that involves decorating your own
bears. Free popcorn, candy and juice while it lasts. There will
also be a drawing at the end of the movie. Let's support our Park
and enjoy the timeless characters of Yogi Bear, Boo-Boo and
Ranger. Yes, there is a young woman environmentalist in the
movie also.
7th Annual Cleveland Senior Walk
Thursday, September 29th at Voinovich Park
at E. 9th Street Pier
(If it is raining we will walk inside Public Hall.)
Registration & Health Screenings at 8:45am,
Walk begins at 10am.
Bring comfortable shoes and come down for this FREE one or two
mile fun walk. T-shirts will be provided. Call the Cleveland Department of Aging at 216-664-2833 for more information and to get a
registration form.
Are you interested in advertising in
?
Please contact Michelle at Tremont West,
216-575-0920 or
[email protected].
CONVERGENCE-CONTINUUM
PRESENTS THE MID-WEST
PREMIERE OF
FIVE FLIGHTS
BY ADAM BOCK, RUNNING THRU
SEPT. 10.
FREE ADMISSION FOR TREMONTERS
FOR THURSDAY SHOWS.
Tremont’s resident professional theatre
company, convergence-continuum,
continues its 2011 Season at the
Liminis theatre with the Ohio premiere
of Five Flights by Adam Bock – “an
intricately constructed comedy about
love and grief that is incredibly funny,
surprisingly touching and soaring with
joyful humanity” (AJ Esta, Back Stage).
The Second District Community Relations
Committee
invites you to a…
Tailgate in
Tremont
Chili Cook-Off
Fundraising Event
Saturday, September 17th
12pm-6pm
Join the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland
for its 3rd Annual Tailgate in Tremont!
th
Saturday, September 10
Noon to 3:00 pm
St. Rocco’s Church Hall
3205 Fulton Road (south of Clark)
$5.00 allows you to sample all of the chili
entries.
Admission is payable at the door.
All proceeds will support the charitable
activities of the
Second District Community Relations
Committee
Siblings Ed and Adele inherit an
enormous aviary that their late father
built for his deceased wife, whose soul,
he believed, had transformed into the
body of a wren. The grown children are
faced with the dilemma of what to do
with the crumbling structure – sister-inlaw Jane wants to build tidy new
houses; friend Olivia wants to build
The Church of the Fifth Day honoring
birds and the Fifth Day of creation; Ed
wants to let the building fall to the
ground. Folded into this debate are
issues of religious conviction, fear of
commitment, the way Russian ballet
resembles a hockey game, and the
courtship of Ed by Tom, a gay
professional hockey player.
Enjoy an outdoor tailgate atmosphere
while enjoying The Ohio State Buckeyes
vs. Miami Hurricanes and other exciting
college football match-ups on up to four big
screen TVs! Benefitting the Boys & Girls
Clubs of Cleveland, the event features
typical tailgate fare including burgers,
brats, hot dogs, hummus, beer, wine
games raffles and much more. Food and
beverages are provided by The Southside.
Individual tickets are $30 in advance and
$40 at the door. Corporate sponsorships
are available. Please visit
www.clevekids.org or call Leah at
440-487-8411 for more information.
Five Flights opened Friday, August 19
and runs at 8 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays through September 10
at the Liminis, 2438 Scranton Rd.
Tickets are $15 general admission,
$12 for seniors (65+) and $10 for
students. Reservations are available
at 216-687-0074 and
www.convergence-continuum.org.
FREE ADMISSION FOR TREMONT
RESIDENTS FOR ALL THURSDAY
PERFORMANCES (SEPT 1 & 8).
CALL AHEAD TO RESERVE A
SEAT. OPENING IN OCTOBER:
THE BOYS IN THE BAND.
Meetings—Special Events
Block Club Meetings
Duck Island
9/6/11 at Abbey Park @ 6pm
Holmden-Buhrer-Rowley
9/7/11 at the Clark Bar @ 6:30pm
Mentor-Castle-Clark
9/7/11 at the Clark Bar @ 6:30pm
Auburn-Lincoln Park
9/8/11 at Lincoln Park Baths @ 7pm
Lincoln Heights
9/8/11 at Zion Church @ 6pm
South of Jefferson
9/13/11 at Flying Monkey Pub Patio @ 7pm
North of Literary
9/20/11 at W. 7th & Literary @ 6:30pm
Central Tremont
9/27/11 at TWDC Conference Room @ 6:30pm
Metro North
9/27/11 at St. Michael Church @ 6:30pm
Old Tremont
TBD. Please call Jim at 575-0920.
Other Committee Meetings
TWDC Executive Cmt.
9/6/11 at TWDC Conference Room @ 6pm
TWDC Economic Development Cmt.
9/1/11 at TWDC Conference Room @ 6pm
TWDC Housing Development Cmt.
9/1/11 at TWDC Conference Room @ 7pm
TWDC Safety Cmt.
9/12/11 at TWDC Conference Room @ 6:30pm
2nd District Police Community Relations
9/13/11 at Applewood Centers @ 7pm
TWDC Board of Directors
9/15/11 at TWDC Conference Room @ 6pm
TWDC Fundraising Cmt.
9/22/11 @ 6pm, location TBD.
Tremont History Project
9/24/11 at Jefferson Library @ 10am
Friends of Tremont School
TBD.
TWDC Marketing Cmt.
TBD.
TWDC Long Range Planning Cmt.
TBD.
TWDC Finance Cmt.
TBD.
TWDC By-law Cmt.
TBD.
Friends of Clark Field
TBD. Please call Jim at 575-0920.
Tremont Gardeners
No meeting in September.
Twi-Fi
See www.twifineighbor.net for schedule.
www.nfpmedcenter.org
Special Events
Movie in the Park at Clark Field
Friday, September 2nd, 7:30pm crafts, 9:15pm movie.
St. John Cantius Polish Festival
Friday, September 2nd, 5-11pm, Sat., Sept. 3rd, 3-11pm & Sun.,
Sept. 4th, 3-10pm at 906 College Avenue.
Tremont Farmers’ Market
Tuesdays, September 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th, 4-7pm at Lincoln
Park (See ad above for details.)
Tremont ArtWalk
Friday, September 9th, www.tremontartwalk.org, 6-10pm
(See page 5 for listings.)
10,00 Little (micro) Ideas LED Project Celebration
Fri., Sept. 9th, 8:30pm at the intersection of Professor & College.
(See page 3 for details.)
St. Theodosius Cathedral’s 100th Anniversary Celebration
Fri., Sept. 9th—Sun., Sept 11th at St. Theodosius.
(See front page for details.)
Grand Reopening of Bistro on Lincoln Park
Saturday, September 10th, see ad on page 4.
Sparx City Hop
Sat., Sept. 10th, 11am-9pm, All around Tremont.
(See page 5 for details.)
Second District Community Relation’s Chili Cook-Off
Saturday, September 10th, 12-3pm at St. Rocco’s Church.
(See ad above for details.)
Tremont Arts & Cultural Festival
Sat., Sept. 17th, 11am-6pm & Sun., Sept. 18th, 12-5pm
(See front page & page 6 for details.)
Tailgate in Tremont for Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland
Saturday, September 17th, 12-6pm at The Southside.
(See ad above for details.)
Tremont’s Walking Club
Mondays, September 12th, 19th, & 26th, 7pm at the Gazebo in
Lincoln Park (See page 5 for details.)
“So Long to Summer” Safety & Informational Fair 2011
Tuesday, Sept. 20th, 4:30-7:30pm in Lincoln Park.
(See front page for details.)
ODOT’s Construction Conversation
At the Tremont Summer Safety Fair, held in Lincoln Park
on September 20th at 4pm.
Applewood Center’s Mural Dedication
Thursday, September 22nd, 4pm at Applewood Centers
(See page 6 for details.)
Polka Mass at St. Coleman Church
Saturday, Sept. 24th, 4pm (See ad on page 5 for details.)
Arts Renaissance Tremont’s First Benefit
Sunday, September 25th, 12pm-2pm at Lincoln Park Pub.
(See ad above for details.)