Cleveland residents build better Tremont despite ongoing challenges

TREMONT, Ohio (WOIO) - How does a neighborhood move forward while still embracing its unique history? That’s the challenge Tremont residents and leaders said they’re facing.

As 19 News continues exploring Cleveland neighborhoods, our goal is to celebrate the good, spotlight the struggles and ask the tough questions that lead to answers.

The May edition of our Building A Better CLE series takes a deeper look at the Tremont neighborhood.

Neighborhood center based in Tremont fights infant mortality in Cleveland

Tremont is one of Cleveland’s oldest neighborhoods, dating back to the early 1800′s.

Tremont’s block clubs help keep neighborhood safe and thriving

It’s known for its award-winning restaurants, art scene, boutique shops and scenic churches as well as events like the Greek Festival every Memorial Day weekend.

Site of Sokolowski’s in Tremont to be turned into apartment complex

Our 3, 4, 5 and 6 p.m. newscasts will broadcast live today from Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church.

Hear from local leaders and residents all afternoon, as 19 News digs deeper into Tremont.

Cory Riordan, Executive Director of Tremont West Community Development

John Hotz of Hotz Café and Sofia Syed of Roasted

Harriet Hadley, Merrick House Executive Director, and Shanelle Moon, Merrick House Director of Youth Programs

Emily Muttillo of the Center for Community Solutions

Kerry McCormack, Ward 3 Cleveland City Councilperson

Aphrodite Ganotis, Chair of Tremont Greek Festival

Aegean Dancers of the Annunciation perform on 19 News

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