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⏰ Tomorrow is Juneteenth in Hough!

Join us at Dunham Tavern as we come together to celebrate freedom, honor history, and uplift the voices and talents that continue to shape the Hough neighborhood.
Featured performances include:
🎤 Sylvia Benford performing the Black National Anthem
🎭 Doc Studios Acting Group
💃 Nova Dance Group (Daniel E. Morgan School Students)
📝 The Sparrows Fortune Spoken Word Performance & Workshop
🌍 Africa House International
🎶 Nova Performing Arts
🎵 Jordan Lee
🎤 Community Open Mic

Plus free food, local vendors, horseback riding, storytelling, and activities for the whole family.

📍 Dunham Tavern Museum & Gardens
🗓 Saturday, June 20
⏰ 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Swipe through for the event schedule and site map, and invite a friend to join you!

🚧 Join us for the Warner & Swasey Co. Building Job Fair!

Connect with hiring representatives and learn more about available job opportunities for the new housing development currently under construction at the Warner & Swasey Co. Building. This is a great opportunity for community members looking to get involved in construction-related work and take the next step toward a new career opportunity.

📍 Location: Outhwaite Community Center
2452 E. 46th Street, Cleveland, OH 44104
📅 Date: Wednesday, June 10
⏰ Time: 1:00–3:00 PM

Open positions include concrete finishers, plumbers, carpenters, electricians, laborers, tinners, pipe fitters, controls, and more.Come prepared, bring your questions, and share with someone who may be interested!

After more than 40 years of vacancy, a new chapter has officially begun at Warner & Swasey.

Last week, we joined residents, partners, elected officials, and community leaders to celebrate the groundbreaking of one of Cleveland's most significant historic redevelopment projects.

The Warner & Swasey redevelopment will transform this landmark building into 112 affordable apartments for seniors and families in Phase I, with additional housing and commercial space planned in a future phase. More than a building restoration, this project represents years of collaboration, persistence, and a shared commitment to preserving Cleveland's history while creating opportunity for future generations.

We were honored to receive recognitions from Senator Nickie Antonio
and County Executive Chris Ronayne acknowledging the significance of this milestone and the many partners who helped make it possible.

As Mayor Justin M. Bibb shared during the ceremony:
"This project here at the Warner & Swasey building represents the largest affordable housing investment in the city's history. This building has been sitting vacant for 41 years, since 1985. So it's a big deal to get this project across the finish line."

Thank you to Pennrose, our public and private partners, community advocates, former employees and their families, and everyone who believed in the future of Warner & Swasey.