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Century-Old Home on Lorain Avenue to Become Dog Wellness Store with Upstairs Apartment
CLEVELAND
Development37 min ago

Century-Old Home on Lorain Avenue to Become Dog Wellness Store with Upstairs Apartment

A $150,000 permit was filed to adaptively reuse a century-old house at 3500 Lorain Avenue into a dog health and wellness retail store on the first floor with an apartment unit on the second floor.

Emergency ordinance would direct 50% of marijuana legalization revenues to Cleveland’s Neighborhood Equity Fund
CLEVELAND
cleveland5 days ago

Emergency ordinance would direct 50% of marijuana legalization revenues to Cleveland’s Neighborhood Equity Fund

Councilmember Richard A. Starr introduced an emergency ordinance to allocate 50% of revenues from the city’s Marijuana Legalization Initiative for use by Cleveland City Council and to appropriate those funds to the established Neighborhood Equity Fund. The measure (File 460-2026) was filed April 6, 2026, and is currently at first reading.

H5 Data Centers Plans Screen Wall on Saint Clair After Acquiring Adjacent Buildings for Generator Expansion
CLEVELAND
Development5 days ago

H5 Data Centers Plans Screen Wall on Saint Clair After Acquiring Adjacent Buildings for Generator Expansion

H5 Data Centers filed a $250,000 permit to demolish storefronts along Emerald Court and build a decorative screen wall on Saint Clair Avenue, expanding the generator yard at its 1625 Rockwell Avenue data center campus in Ward 8.