
CityProwl knew there are some fabulous writers living in Cleveland, but had no idea we have a serious writer's colony blooming in Cleveland Heights! And they even raise money for the library!!
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CityProwl Are you interested in learning about how innovative and well-designed public infrastricture projects can inspire cities to reach their liveability potential? Then attend this lecture at CPL's Stokes branch Thursday 11/29 at 6pm.
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CityProwl Did you know that the Czech Republic used to be known as Bohemia? And Cleveland boasted a huge population of Bohemians in the Fairfax neighborhood? Take a CityProwl audiotour of Fairfax and find out more!
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Fairfax is home to world renowned hospitals, businesses ranging from small to big, historic churches, verdant parks, famous cultural institutions, shopping, dining and all sorts of housing choices. It’s a stone’s throw from both University Circle and downtown. ...

CityProwl In celebration of the new season of AMC's Mad Men, CityProwl started to wonder about Cleveland's great places/hangouts from the 1960's. One of mine was the Sterling Lindner store at Christmas (hey, I was a little kid). What's yours? The Black Angus restaurant? The establishments on Short Vincent? Do tell!!

CityProwl First look for Facebook Fans only! The CityProwl Neighborhood Prowls are available!
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Cleveland’s neighborhoods have always been more than the sum of their houses – they tell the story of the men & women that came to Cleveland from all over the world and worked to shape the city. CityProwl ...

CityProwl Is it to hot for ya? Spend some time in downtown Cleveland's cool and beautiful bank lobbies! Take a CityProwl tour of 4 grand (and air conditioned) lobbies!
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Most people think of banks as uptight, grey-suited and above all, not a place to let loose a creative spirit. Well, Cleveland’s gorgeous downtown bank lobbies are hidden jewels, known mostly to bankers and their clients. ...

CityProwl Take a guided walking tour of downtown with historic Clevelanders! 6pm Thursdays: Historic Gateway Neighborhood (meet @ Arcade), 10am Saturdays: Warehouse District (meet @ 1278 W9th St), 10am Sundays: Canal to HArbor (meet @Settler's Landing RTA Station). Each 90 min. Until 9/6.
Walking tours of the Historic Gateway Neighborhood offer a peek back into Cleveland's glory days - c
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Get the latest on the Nightlife, clubs, lounges, and other places to go in Cleveland, OH from the Plain Dealer.

CityProwl Wells Fargo should do the right thing & donate or at least give FRDC the house at a good deal. They are making a killing in Cleveland flipping houses.
House where Langston Hughes lived in Cleveland is foreclosed on, sold at sheriff's auction - clevela
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A house where writer Langston Hughes lived during high school -- a time when he was developing his famously poetic voice -- was sold at a sheriff's auction in February.

CityProwl meet one of CityProwl's fantastic scriptwriters. Mari Pfeiffer http://www.mischiefmari.com/
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official website of freelance writer mari pfeiffer. reporter, copywriter and screenwriter.

CityProwl My friend Jonathan asked me where he could get the t-shirt I wore in the CityProwl video. Why, CafePress, of course! Show your city pride while prowlin' in some CityProwl gear.
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Calling all CityProwlers!! Get the latest gear to check out the City in style.

CityProwl posts the 2nd article about St Elizabeth's Magyar (Hungarian) Church in Buckeye. Because of the closings of 2 other Hungarian churches in NEOhio, the Diocese hopes that St. Elizabeth's might enjoy a surge of new, or renewed parishioners.
St. Elizabeth of Hungary could be center of movement to revive a Hungarian neighborhood at Buckeye R
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CLEVELAND -- On a desolate sweep of Cleveland's Buckeye Road, between Woodland Avenue and East 90th Street, it's difficult to imagine crowded bakeries, bustling sidewalks and taverns roaring to a gypsy violin.

CityProwl Is playing catch-up today. there were 2 stories on churches that were featured in 2 upcoming CityProwl audiotours in this weeks PD. The first was about St. Adalbert Church in Fairfax, St. Adalbert was built by Cleveland's Bohemian (Czech) population around the turn of the last century, but became the place of worship for Catholic African Americans in the 20th Century.
St. Adalbert Church, home to Cleveland's first black Catholic congregation, faces loss of its buildi
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CityProwl Had a lovely conversation with Gladys Haddad & Jeff Verespej of Regionally Speaking, a great program that features conversations with community leaders on issues that affect the Western Reserve region.
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A series of programs moderated by Gladys Haddad, Professor of American Studies and Director of the Western Reserve Studies Symposium on “The Livable City” and its Neighborhoods broadcast from Case Western ...

CityProwl In honor of the release of the latest Harry Potter movie this week, here is a CityProwl odd fact: One of the inspirations for CityProwl was a podcast I started listening to in 2006 called Mugglenet.com. It's devoted to all things Harry Potter and created

CityProwl A little press about CityProwl's founder....
Architect Jennifer Coleman enjoys sharing city's heritage as head of Cleveland Landmarks Commission:
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