University Circle Institutions and Hospitals Offer
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June, 2008
There's some good news for the
Ludlow neighborhood and for persons who work for
nonprofit institutions in or near
University Circle who are interested in moving here. Depending
on the employer, from $5,000 to $15,000 in help in the form
of forgivable loans is available. Current Ludlow homeowners
take note: remodeling help is also available through this
program.
Over the next five years the
initiative plans to offer a total of $4 million in grants
and forgivable loans. Included in this new program are Ludlow
homes located in the City of Cleveland.
For a map showing the area
covered, click here.
The Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation
will administer the program. To learn more,
visit their website.
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Ludlow's
Green House Plain
Dealer March 30, 2008
On page one of the Metro
Section, PD Architecture Critic Steven Litt
writes: Shaker home
could set national standard for environmental
features.
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The PD website's Graphics section shows
details of this new home on Ludlow Road
"The Dandelion House", the leading
contender to be the first house in Ohio to win a coveted
Gold rating under the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED
program.
more >>
To Cleveland architect Kevin Dreyfuss-Wells
and his family who moved here from Tremont, from all of us, welcome to our
neighborhood.
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In-Concert With
Ludlow,
March 9, 2008 was a memorable event.
Guests from many parts of Cleveland and Shaker Heights
packed the Shaker
Heights High School auditorium, The concert was an outpouring of support for Ludlow
and for all neighborhoods, for Kevin McDermott, and for
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Photo: Brian Trapp, Sun Press |
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Gifts of more than $8,000 have been received,
to be used for our Association and for youth programming.
Reporter Brian Trapp's story on page one of
the March 13 Sun Press captured the spirit of the
afternoon. Too often it's the tales of violence that get web
exposure. To make a description of this positive
"happening" available widely and for a long time, we've
archived the story on our website.
Click here.
Also visit the pages of the Shaker Arts
Council, which along with Verlezza Dance and our
association, sponsored the event. You'll find many
photos of the concert and the
concert program.
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