Cleveland Magazine

Cleveland Magazine is the premier monthly publication dedicated to Northeastern Ohio, established in 1972. Its first issue, released in April of that year, highlighted a young Dennis Kucinich, who has been a recurring figure in the magazine. The magazine is produced monthly by the Great Lakes Publishing Company and includes content on topics like dining, travel, leisure, and the arts & entertainment scene in Northeast Ohio. The current editor is Steve Gleydura, while Frank J. Bird II serves as the publisher. Additionally, Cleveland Magazine is affiliated with the City and Regional Magazine Association (CRMA).

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Cleveland Clinic to Nearly Double the Size of Its Campus in Avon

2 days ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Ken Prendergast

The article is published as part of an exclusive content-sharing agreement with neo-trans.blog. To meet the growing demand for patient care on Cleveland’s west side, a growing Cleveland Clinic announced plans to significantly expand both Avon Hospital and Richard E. Jacobs Family Health Center. The $340 million project would nearly double the size of the campus, which is located just north of the Interstate 90-Nagel Road interchange in Avon.
Port of Cleveland Inks Agreement to Strengthen Trade With European Union

3 days ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Ken Prendergast

The article is published as part of an exclusive content-sharing agreement with neo-trans.blog. Officials from the Port of Cleveland have signed a strategic agreement with those of Shannon Foynes Port Company (SFPC), Ireland’s second-largest port operator, to strengthen trade ties and unlock new business and economic opportunities between the Great Lakes region and Europe.
The Cordelia Team Is Opening a New Restaurant in Ohio City's Hingetown Neighborhood This Fall

4 days ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Douglas Trattner

Since opening on East Fourth Street three summers ago, Cordelia has won over local diners, attracted national attention, and garnered multiple James Beard Award nominations for chef-partner Vinnie Cimino. It seems that the “Midwest Nice” quality of hospitality paired with the “Modern Grandma” style of cuisine is a winning formula for co-owners Cimino and Andrew Watts. So it was only a matter time until those two indefatigable operators would be in search of another project.
Toni Morrison’s Literary Legacy Lives On in Northeast Ohio

4 days ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Julia Lombardo

Toni Morrison is everywhere, even after her death in 2019. Her presence is scattered across the world in bookshelves, curriculums, podcasts, documentaries and plays. But in many ways, her heartbeat still thumps loudest in her hometown of Lorain. The Toni Morrison Reading Room at Lorain Public Library is an extension of her home, and where she worked her first job as a shelver.
The Cleveland Restaurant Management Group to Open The Legacy and EVOO at Legacy Village in Lyndhurst

5 days ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Douglas Trattner

Cleveland Restaurant Management Group (CRMG) and Brad Friedlander have announced that they will be taking over two spots recently vacated at Legacy Village in Lyndhurst. Those spots are Bar Louie and California Pizza Kitchen and the new concepts are The Legacy and EVOO, respectively. Once again, longtime operator Friedlander is looking to the past for culinary inspiration. Over the past couple years, he has revived both Lopez and Moxie, two restaurants that enjoyed much success in previous years.
All My Heroes Are (Almost) Dead: Reflections on Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan in Cleveland

6 days ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Dillon Stewart

“Sorry,” the email read, “the Outlaw Music Festival isn’t giving out press passes.”That press pass was the only thing forcing me to attend the show, headlined by Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson on June 21. I didn’t really feel like going. Blossom Music Center is a bit of a drive from my house, and sometimes it’s a pain to get in and out. The forecast read 90 degrees, and my wife is six months pregnant.
Edison's Pizza Kitchen to Replace Lava Lounge in Tremont

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Douglas Trattner

There are few more notable brands in Cleveland than Edison's Pizza Kitchen, which was a steady presence in Tremont for 15 years. The beloved pizza shop enjoyed a symbiotic relationship with Edison's Pub, the next-door saloon of the same name but with a different owner, until it closed in 2023.
The Owners Behind CleaveLand Grocers and Grill To Move Into Rumi's Market in MidTown

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Douglas Trattner

When a devastating fire shuttered CleaveLand Grocers (13425 Snow Rd., 440-306-5374) in Brook Park, it left a hole in the marketplace for members of the Muslim community who relied upon its wide selection of halal offerings. Owners Fasih Syed and Aniq Ahmed quickly opened a new location in Strongsville called CleaveLand Grill (17024 Pearl Rd., 440-210-4886), but the smaller footprint forced the family to focus more on popular made-to-order foods than on groceries.
A Home on the Outskirts of Ohio City is the Center of Attention

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Julia Lombardo

1928 W. 48th St. meets you in the middle, tucked between Ohio City and Gordon Square. It fits the bill as a hidden gem, but its striking grey exterior — with wood accents and sleek window frames — begs to be seen. And it can be, as it sits on the real estate market for $650,000. The narrow build is deceiving, but it makes the most of its 3,959 square-foot plot of land.
Ohio Sports Teams Back DeWine's Stadium Funding Plan

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Ken Prendergast

The article is published as part of an exclusive content-sharing agreement with neo-trans.blog. Exploration in high school robotics is what helped NASA Engineer Christopher Morris find his future career as a mechanical test engineer in the propulsion systems laboratory. “I kind of like this designing a little bit of the project management side of things, and then going to college, it's figuring it out. Yeah, mechanical engineering suits me,” says Morris.