Michelle Jarboe
Business Journalist at Freelance
Business Reporter at WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)
Business reporter learning new things at @WEWS. Past: Crain’s Cleveland, The Plain Dealer. Wife, mom, cat servant. DMs open. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
news5cleveland.com | Maya Morita |Michelle Jarboe
CLEVELAND — The group working to bring professional outdoor soccer - and a new stadium - to Cleveland just scored a big goal: Landing a women's soccer team that could hit the field next year. On Wednesday, Cleveland Soccer Group said it’s bringing a Division II women’s team to the city. That team will be part of the WPSL Pro, a new league designed to fill the gaps between amateur soccer and top-tier professional teams.
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2 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Michelle Jarboe
CLEVELAND — Thousands of people used to come to work every day at the Rose Building on East Ninth Street in the heart of Downtown. Now, the landmark office complex is sitting empty – ready for reinvention. A local development group plans to start construction this year on a roughly $120 million project, filling the building and its annex with apartments and a hotel. It’s the latest in a long line of office conversions remaking Downtown – and bringing Cleveland national attention.
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2 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Michelle Jarboe
CLEVELAND — A blighted CVS store on Cleveland’s West Side is becoming a battleground – again. On Tuesday, a City Council committee agreed to advance a controversial rezoning proposal for the vacant drugstore on Madison Avenue near West Boulevard. The legislation would open the property up for new uses, including a gas station that’s been on the drawing board for more than a year. The rezoning isn’t a done deal. The full council still needs to sign off.
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2 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Michelle Jarboe
CLEVELAND — One of Downtown Cleveland’s largest office towers is set to hit the market soon as the federal government tries to slash spending and trim its footprint. But experts say the Anthony J. Celebrezze Federal Building will be a tough sell. “Even if you gave it to me for free, I don’t think I would take it,” said Terry Coyne, a vice chairman in the Newmark real estate brokerage’s Cleveland office. Built in the 1960s, the Modernist office tower on East Ninth Street is a 32-story fixer-upper.
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3 weeks ago |
news5cleveland.com | Michelle Jarboe
HUDSON, Ohio — The Cleveland Browns made their case for a new Brook Park stadium district in an unexpected place Thursday night – a town hall meeting in Hudson, about 29 miles away. Haslam Sports Group executives presented the plans at a town hall meeting convened by state Sen. Casey Weinstein, a Hudson Democrat who hasn’t decided where he stands on the team’s request for $600 million from the state to help pay for the project.
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Two more reports this week about skimmers found on payment machines at Northeast Ohio stores. One in Jefferson: https://t.co/VhHlb9VwpZ One in Oberlin: https://t.co/afpFVaWukj via @Dmaloneytv Criminals use skimmers to steal card data - hitting SNAP recipients particularly hard.
ICYMI: I walked the Rose Building - a longtime corporate headquarters now set to become a Marriott Tribute hotel and apartments - with developer Bhavin “B” Patel. And we talked about Cleveland’s leading role in turning old office space into new things. https://t.co/d5F1ljHc9E
“I think it’s a Cleveland story, right?” said Bhavin "B" Patel, a leader of the development team working on one of downtown's largest planned office-conversion projects. “We’ve taken a lot of lumps over the years. But, you know, we always come back.” https://t.co/d5F1ljHJZc