CLE-Vignettes are photos that show how people in Northeast Ohio spend their time—what they are doing for fun and entertainment, or how they are just spending time with friends and family. Share your CLE-Vignette with us!
The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority swore in 14 new transit police officers last week. Now they will train before getting their permanent assignments.
CLE-Vignettes are photos that show how people in Northeast Ohio spend their time—what they are doing for fun and entertainment, or how they are just spending time with friends and family. Share your CLE-Vignette with us!
Canalway is hosting its annual Towpath Trail Lantern Parade tonight, Saturday, March 8, at 6:30 p.m. at Sokolowski’s Overlook. The eco-friendly celebration features lanterns created by local artists using repurposed materials, highlighting themes of creativity, sustainability, and welcoming spring along the Cuyahoga River.
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb declared March 1 "USS Cleveland Day" during the unveiling of the LEGO scale model of the Navy's soon-to-be commissioned USS Cleveland.
Marissa R., Cleveland HeightsMonday, February 24, 2025
CLE-Vignettes are photos that show how people in Northeast Ohio spend their time—what they are doing for fun and entertainment, or how they are just spending time with friends and family. Share your CLE-Vignette with us!
Tracy, Cleveland HeightsTuesday, February 18, 2025
CLE-Vignettes are photos that show how people in Northeast Ohio spend their time—what they are doing for fun and entertainment, or how they are just spending time with friends and family. Share your CLE-Vignette with us!
FreshWater Cleveland is launching a new series called CLE-Vignettes, and we want you to help show how Cleveland area residents spend their time. Submit your photo, along with the details, and we may feature it in the series.
The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and Cleveland Zoological Society are running their yearly Lights for Lions campaign, which recycles broken holiday lights and extension cords to raise money for lion and cheetah conservation in East Africa. Community members can donate their old lights and cords at various locations through early February.
Today is the Winter Solstice, the shortest day and the longest night of the year. Here are some reflections, and some hope, as we mark the day and start the climb back to more daylight.
The 43rd Annual Cleveland Turkey Trot brought many racers in costume. After polling FreshWater readers, we now have the winners of first annual Turkey Trot Costume Poll, with prizes awarded to Buddy the Elf, the Grinch Family, and a costumed dog.
The BorderLight Theatre Festival—the four-day event that pushes creative boundaries and celebrate diversity—will return to Playhouse Square from July 16 through 19. Right now, the BorderLight has opened its call for artists, with applications due by the end of January.
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland, and an army of volunteers will prepare and distribute 12,000 dinners on Thanksgiving—both through home deliveries across Greater Cleveland and in-person dinner at St. Augustine Hunger Center in Tremont.
The Nature Center at Shaker Lakes will be celebrating Halloween today, and all weekend long, with plenty of spooky kid fun at the welcome desk. Stop in wearing your favorite costume and celebrate the season!
Padua Franciscan High School in Parma is flashing back to the '70s this weekend with a Double Decker Halloween Dance and costume party, featuring local bands Bob Gatewood & the Calabash Band and Cleveland's Breakfast Club.
FreshWater managing photographer Bob Perkoski provides a peek into the everyday lives of Clevelanders going about their business in the neighborhoods and on the streets of Cleveland.
FreshWater managing photographer Bob Perkoski provides a peek into the everyday lives of Clevelanders going about their business in the neighborhoods and on the streets of Cleveland.
Game of dominos, anyone? Join a tournament this weekend while getting a sneak peek of CentroVilla25, the entrepreneurial and Hispanic cultural hub in Clark-Fulton. Meet some of the vendors, enjoy free food and entertainment, and win money in the tournament while supporting the hub, which will officially open later this year.