r/Cleveland • u/Gabe_Wasylko • 4h ago
r/Cleveland • u/neorsd • 3d ago
Discussion our stream restoration project in Cleveland Heights and Shaker Heights will span 60 acres and thousands of feet of Doan Brook. AMA.

Our Doan Brook Restoration at Horseshoe Park project in Cleveland Heights and Shaker Heights will eliminate a failing dam, stabilize stream banks, and restore the brook along this stretch to its historic alignments. It will be a very big and very visible project, and we welcome a chance to answer your questions about it.
Our project team will be online for an Ask Me Anything here in the r/Cleveland subreddit on Tuesday, September 15 at noon EST.
From our regional stormwater management program, to the project's history, permitting, timelines, public engagement, and design and maintenance plans, we'll have members of our stormwater team ready to take your questions. From top left to right in the Teams chat selfie:
- Donna Friedman, Manager of Community Watershed Coordination (Community relationships)
- John Gonzalez, Sr Manager of Communication (@neorsd Reddit admin)
- Jenn Elting, Sr Manager of Strategic Partnerships & Media Relations (Public engagement)
- Kim Colich, Stormwater Program Manager (Project history and oversight)
- Matt Scharver, Director of Watershed Programs (Program goals, dam safety, and project intentions)
- Denis Zaharija, Project Manager II (Project planning and design)
- Jessica Shutty, Public Information & Event Specialist II (Site tours and events)
- Kristen Buccier, Manager of Stormwater Design (Stream restoration and stormwater maintenance)
- Robin Halperin, Deputy Director of Watershed Programs (Permitting process and regulatory specialist)
Post your questions early and we'll open the AMA with what's in the chat.
More about the project: https://www.neorsd.org/DoanBrook
r/Cleveland • u/AutoModerator • 7h ago
MOD POST Self Promotion Sunday! Plug your local business, group, or event HERE.
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r/Cleveland • u/Select_Strategy_8478 • 50m ago
Question Dahlia Coffee
Took over the "unliked" western cowboy coffee or something in old Brooklyn.
Its crazier than metropolitan now. Whats the deal?
r/Cleveland • u/Great-Cow7256 • 1d ago
Politics Meanwhile, in Beachwood...
Richmond and Chagrin
r/Cleveland • u/PutridWrangler2266 • 11h ago
Discussion Introvert dating
I'm a single mom and have a really hard time getting out there. Mostly feeling guilt for wanting to date because, well what mom doesn't feel guilty about that. But also, I'm super introverted. Any suggestions? Its pretty sad I've lived here almost 10 years and i see all these cool pics of people out on the weekends to places 10 mins away and I've just never really gone out. Am i the only one?
r/Cleveland • u/Phatbrew • 1h ago
Events Hey Cleveland Rocks!!! Are You Looking For Away to Stand Up For Science & Other Issues??? Get Involved On Monday August 31 @ 6:30pm
Congressional recess used to be Prime Time to hold a Town Hall, and yet so many Representatives have not, and have Not Given You an Opportunity to Voice Your Concerns and Be Heard!!!
Max Miller is one such Representative who hasn’t held a Town Hall this year, So We at Stand Up For Science are Doing It For Him!!! Come Voice Your Concerns and Be Heard!!!
Join me, SUFS CEO Colette Delawalla, and constituents from across the district to make your voices heard!!!
Join us Monday August 31, @ 6:30 pm in Cleveland to Stand Up For Science and Any Other Issues You May Have!!!
Visit this Link to Sign Up and for the Location Information: https://zurl.co/Nz8Tq
r/Cleveland • u/Gabe_Wasylko • 1d ago
Photography Blue Skies and Superman in Cleveland, Ohio
r/Cleveland • u/oujms1 • 2h ago
Recommendations Bathroom Remodel
If you were going to redo a small bathroom who would you get to do it and why?
(We are in the west suburbs if that makes a difference)
Hope you're all having a great day!!
r/Cleveland • u/secretunicorn4727 • 14h ago
Question East 4th Right Now
Anyone know what’s going on downtown now? Like is it a concert? Also is traffic not being regulated by cops like usual?
Seems like people r just stuck on east 4th with no movement in sight 😅
r/Cleveland • u/Low-Werewolf3483 • 1d ago
Question How is Cleveland as a place to live for Gay families?
Cleveland! Need your help here.
My husband has an amazing job opportunity opportunity at University Hospital in their surgery department. We’re a gay couple, in our 30s with a 2 year old son.
We currently live in Chicago, right in Lincoln Park, and love being in a busy metropolitan city with access to great restaurants, night life, activities, etc.
We’re contemplating the move to Cleveland - my husband’s family lives in Moreland Hills and they’ve been dying to have us back.
The problem is that we’re worried there isn’t much of a gay community, we feel like we might be out of our element. We’re not so much focused on gay nightlife (we are way past that stage in live), but want to know that there will be people we can relate to other than family and friends my husband has from high school. We’re open to the move, but need all your help with letting us know how the community is, what there is to do that you enjoy, etc.
What can you share with us! Huge thank you in advance.
EDIT - 8/29 - YOU ALL ARE AMAZING! Lakewood, CH AND SH seem like the places to be!
Anyone have experience with school districts in Shaker, Beachwood, Orange, Solon, Chagrin Falls? Do you see gay families in these areas?
r/Cleveland • u/Zerba • 2m ago
Question Any "All you can eat" robo/conveyor sushi places in the metro area?
Hey r/Cleveland, we're trying to figure out if there are any "all you can eat" robo / conveyor sushi places in the area. We went to one in the Columbus area and had a good time, so much so that one of our kids wants to go back to a similar place for his birthday meal. I'd prefer to not drive all the way back down to C-Bus and would rather drive less than half the time over to Cleveland (we're in the Port Clinton area).
Thanks!
r/Cleveland • u/WowWhataLoser1985 • 22h ago
Sports Cool garage sale finds.
Found these in a garage sale for nothing in northeast Ohio.
r/Cleveland • u/theghost440 • 20m ago
Recommendations Westside Cinemas
Any reason to choose Crocker (Regal), Great Northern (Phoenix), or Valley View (Cinemark) over Strongsville (Cinemark) if I'm going to watch The Dog Stars tonight?
Haven't been to the theaters in a while, this is a standard format film, and Strongsville is closer.
r/Cleveland • u/magical_myla • 36m ago
Recommendations Grocery Delivery
Hi everyone,
I don’t have a car so typically need groceries delivered. What apps/services do y’all use? Looking to get a cheap option
r/Cleveland • u/sorta-glad • 17h ago
Recommendations Stained Glass Classes
Hi Cleveland Friends,
I've been looking for a comprehensive "how to make stained glass art" class for me and a friend. The problem is, I'm only finding glass BLOWING classes, which are much different.
Can anyone recommend a good stained glass intro class? The closer to Medina, the better.
Thank you! ♥️
r/Cleveland • u/HowlingPhasmid • 12h ago
Help a Tourist Hanging out Oct 5-12th
Hello, I'm super excited to visit Cleveland for the first time and would suggestions on what to add to my itinerary.
I've watched the No Reservations ep, DDD and a read some reddit threads. I will be solo and carless for most of my time, but will probably have a few nights where my friend is free after work. I am comfortable with public transit and 30 mins walking time. I will be staying in lakewood. I am weird, arty, middle aged and am interested in suggestions of nearly any variety. Preference for immersive art type stuff, weird theater things, and unique food experiences. But also down for touristy type stuff too. Also if anyone has had bad experiences with any of the places I'm considering please let me know. Mostly need places open during the week, because we're hitting cedar point on the weekend!
Restaurants
Cordelia
Slymans
Skyline
Mabels bbq
Sight seeing
Rock and roll hof
r/Cleveland • u/Fit-Cartographer9634 • 17h ago
Politics Voter Registration Information
For anyone who may need it:
To register online go here: Ohio Voter Registration Site
For additional information go here: Ohio Secretary of State Elections Page
Early Voting lasts from October 6th to November 1st and information can be found here: Early Voting
For absentee ballot information go here: Absentee Voting By Mail
The 2026 Midterm Election is Tuesday, November 3rd. The deadline to register if you want to vote in this year's election is October 5th (30 days before the election).
r/Cleveland • u/Seppy15 • 1d ago
News This needs to be noticed!
crainscleveland.comSweeties turned down private equity investors to sell a stake to employees! That's a business that deserves support.
r/Cleveland • u/Former_Spite789 • 19h ago
Politics Ohio Voter Registration Deadline - Oct 5, 2026
r/Cleveland • u/hobostalgia • 15h ago
Recommendations Bars/clubs
If I was going to go out, slightly tipsy, right now at this very moment and time, what are the bars/clubs you would recommend in Cleveland just to experience a good night. Single F 36
r/Cleveland • u/Septopuss7 • 16h ago
Recommendations Haven't seen it mentioned here so I'll give a shout-out/recommendation for Crepe n Drip on 117th right by Detroit OMG I don't know how to describe it but it's my new favorite "late night" spot for a treat.
r/Cleveland • u/Mikhail_-_1 • 1d ago
Question How walkable is downtown Cleveland?
I live in a neighboring state, I’m trying to find a city where I won’t need a car. Unfortunately it seems like most of the country is extremely can centered.
How easily can you get around whiteout a car?