Boot-camp style computer coding courses are rapidly growing alongside Northeast Ohio's tech sector.
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Deadline extended! Write an essay about why an open and honest discussion about race is important for the YMCA Greater Cleveland's Time to Talk Forum on Race.
Amy Martin posted an essay on LinkedIn, which quickly went viral.
The non-profit ioby will open offices in Cleveland this March to help grassroots community improvement efforts get off the ground.
With tax season looming, CWRU research associate Amar Desai bugs his wife Deval, a CPA, with some questions.
Alta House needed a new social mission and Cleveland Montessori needed a new home. The two came up with the perfect solution.
As he transitions from 18 years on city council to president of Global Cleveland, Fresh Water asks Joe Cimperman about his tenure, his vision and his love of Cleveland..
Lindsay Marissa Osborne traveled the world to find the good in other people and cultures for her Small World Project.
Last May, Fresh Water published a story on Jerry Mearini and the Rock Hard Guitar Picks he developed, combining his love of rock and roll with his physics knowledge. Our media partner WKYC Channel 3 picked up the story.
A long time in the planning, the W. 73rd Street underpass gives Detroit Shoreway residents east access to lakefront gems.
Whether the mild winter continues or Jack Frost breathes chilly air over us and lays a snowy blanket beneath us, the Cleveland Metroparks offers a host of activities for people of all ages and abilities throughout the winter months.
It's the season of giving, but these organizations need folks to give all year long.
A lot has happened this year in Cleveland. From new businesses to innovative ideas, Fresh Water looks back at the top 10 stories of 2015.
In September, Fresh Water marked its five-year anniversary. Photographer Bob Perkoski captures the time in this slide show.
The Reinberger Gallery kicks off its visiting artist series with internationally acclaimed sculptor Chakaia Booker's Take the Highway exhibit.
Willey Avenue connects Tremont and Ohio City, but the often-forgotten street needs repairs and renovations to keep up with the demands of a growing residential neighborhood.
Making Our Own Space summer project ends with satisfaction and life lessons for area teens.
Inmates from the Lorain Correctional Institution and CWRU students come together in a course aimed at tackling racism, oppression and the implication of mass incarceration.
Whether they grew up here and left or are just experiencing Cleveland for the first time, five residents share why they came here and what they love about the city.