President Obama pays a visit to the West Side Market.

Ohio City News

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06.22.20

In the beginning of April, OCI, in partnership with Campus District Inc., the City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, and NEOCH, with funding from The Covid-19 Rapid Response fund, United Way of Greater Cleveland, and the Sisters of Charity Foundation, placed 10 portable toilets at sites located in Ohio City and the Downtown area.

 

06.16.20

 

Ohio City Incorporated is excited to announce that we will use the online engagement platform coUrbanize to expand communication and community feedback around planning & development projects taking place in the neighborhood.

 

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06.16.20

Dr. Donald Malone, president of Cleveland Lutheran Hospital, has issued a statement of thanks for the volunteerism efforts of multiple individuals in Ohio City.

We would like to thank Dr. Malone for the recognition of Ohio City residents who have put forth their energy into assisting our healthcare workers!

 

11.04.16

The Creative Fusion Cohort, presented by the Cleveland Foundation, has brought 6 international and 10 cleveland-based artists together to create 11 public art pieces in the Ohio City neighborhood.

12.15.15

The Music Settlement, a century-old nonprofit that provides early childhood and music education, has announced its expansion to Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood.

07.28.15

A long-discussed and oft-delayed apartment project in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood got the green light last week, as money finally fell into place to transform a vacant cluster of buildings on West 25th Street.

Press: Ohio City in the News

There's a lot going on in Ohio City. Check back often for the latest news and press pieces from local and national media outlets.

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

CLEVELAND (Sept. 23, 2016) – By the end of 2016, the Hingetown area in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood will be home to several public-scale visual art pieces, a legacy of a unique collaboration of international and local artists who are spending the next three months living and working together through the Cleveland Foundation’s Creative Fusion program. View the full press release here.

Saturday, May 16, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

May 15, 2015

City of Cleveland Preparing for Peaceful Protests  

CLEVELAND – The City of Cleveland continues to prepare for peaceful protests leading up to and following the trial of Cleveland Police Officer Michael Brelo. Mayor Frank G. Jackson stated that the city is working with citizens and leaders across the community to foster understanding and ensure order and public safety. The verdict may be reached as early as next week and subsequent protests may be spontaneous or unpredictable.

Friday, February 6, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2/5/2015
NEAR WEST REC AND OHIO CITY INCORPORATED RECEIVE
U.S. SOCCER FOUNDATION GRANT

Grant will support Near West Rec sports programs for youth on Cleveland’s Near West Side

Cleveland, OH – Ohio City Incorporated today announced it has been awarded a $15,250 grant from the U.S. Soccer Foundation, the major charitable arm of soccer in the United States, to support the Near West Recreation League and its remarkable efforts to build community and support neighborhood youth and families in Ohio City and neighboring communities.

Wednesday, April 23, 2014

CLEVELAND, OH– Ohio City Incorporated announced today that it was recently awarded a grant in the amount of $29,195 from the Baseball Tomorrow Fund (BTF).  The grant will support the expansion of the Near West Recreation League’s youth coed baseball program and provide funding for equipment and uniforms for the 550 players expected to participate in the 2014 season. 

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The West Side Market included in State of Ohio Capital Bill  
$500,000 is committed for improvements to the West Side Market 

CLEVELAND - At the request of Ohio City Incorporated, a $500,000 grant to benefit the West Side Market was announced on Tuesday as part of the State Capital Bill. The funds will be dedicated to a larger effort to make improvements to the City of Cleveland facility.