Robert Brown is a city planning consultant of note. Named a Fellow of the American Institute of City Planners (FAIP) and recipient of APA's national award for excellence in comprehensive planning, he served for a decade as the Director of Planning for the City of Cleveland. … [Read more...] about Photo essay and thoughts on Coventry Village
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Sycamore Trees
The side streets in my part of the Heights were developed in the early 20th century and lined with sycamore trees – notable for their sloughing bark and brittle wood. In winter, their trunks are classic winter camo – a mix of white and heather and brown. In fall, they still wear … [Read more...] about Sycamore Trees
Golden Hour: A Wine and Sign evening at Luna Bakery
This past evening or 'golden hour'* I found myself sampling the most amazing new cupcake flavor - caramelized apple with blue cheese frosting, topped with crushed walnuts. Yes, it was a multi-layered experience. Delightful and yes, you have to try them. Luna Bakery owner … [Read more...] about Golden Hour: A Wine and Sign evening at Luna Bakery
Behind the Scenes with Boston Marriage at Ensemble this week
I had the great fortune to visit with Director Christine McBurney yesterday to get a sneak peak at Mamaí Theatre Company's second production of their inaugural season of which is Boston Marriage. Written by David Mamet this is the Cleveland premiere. It opens this Thursday, July … [Read more...] about Behind the Scenes with Boston Marriage at Ensemble this week
Cooking, Comedy and WWII
Cooking, Comedy and WWII No, I'm not writing about a Downton Abby spin off. I am writing about giving life to local voices this holiday season by giving a book to all your loved ones. A very popular idea this gift giving season is to support local. Why not support local … [Read more...] about Cooking, Comedy and WWII
