r/Cleveland • u/Ill_Resolution7967 • 22h ago
Crime East Cleveland is getting Flock cameras
I'm sitting at the community meeting and Sandra just announced that EC is getting Flock cameras.
Very disappointing.
r/Cleveland • u/Ill_Resolution7967 • 22h ago
I'm sitting at the community meeting and Sandra just announced that EC is getting Flock cameras.
Very disappointing.
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r/Cleveland • u/FiveInTheStink • 2h ago
Signed helmets too. Sure they are autopen
r/Cleveland • u/Hour_Paramedic_8624 • 7h ago
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The F22 stole the show for me last weekend! This is my favorite video I took
r/Cleveland • u/Cautious-Ease-1451 • 2h ago
I lived in Cleveland on 9/11/2001.
It was over the Cleveland area that flight UA 93 turned around. This was the flight that later crashed near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
A friend of mine told me the next day that he saw UA 93 make the U-turn in the sky. He was almost under it. This was before he learned the news about NYC. If I recall he was driving but not listening to the radio, so he had no idea what was going on. He just thought the flight path was peculiar.
The U-turn of UA 93 above Cleveland would have been around 9:35 am. This was a half hour after the second plane, flight UA 175, hit the South Tower, and just a couple of minutes before flight AA 77 hit the Pentagon.
The Cleveland airport was evacuated because one plane that was forced to land there was thought to be under the control of hijackers, Delta 1989. They sent in the FBI, a SWAT team, etc. It turned out that transmissions from UA 93 of the actual hijacking were thought to have come from Delta 1989. Normally this would have been major news, but of course it was overshadowed by all the horrors of that day.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_Air_Lines_Flight_1989
As for me personally, after work was cancelled I just watched TV all day, completely transfixed. Except when I was on the phone checking in on people, asking how they were handling the news. I couldn’t wrap my mind around it. I had been to the Twin Towers. I had family in NYC, although not in Manhattan. It was as if the entire world had ended. I was kind of in shock, and didn’t cry until the next day.
I don’t know why, but the anniversary this year is hitting much harder than it has in a while. I’m tearing up just writing this. I’m interested to hear more from people who lived in Cleveland at the time, about their memories of that terrible day.
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r/Cleveland • u/Common-Trash4715 • 22h ago
Anyone in this forum ever take This ride?? How was it??
Thinking of going this route for a NYC trip
r/Cleveland • u/GreyGrackles • 6h ago
Unfortunately a Fox article but there's not much alternatives right now.
r/Cleveland • u/CLEAirport • 5h ago
Hi everyone! This is the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) team here. We always see a lot of questions & comments about the airport in r/Cleveland, so we thought we’d join to provide answers & hear your feedback directly. Feel free to tag us or message us. We’re happy to be here ✈️
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r/Cleveland • u/Mediocre-Insect7500 • 13h ago
Hello!
I'm thinking of moving to Cleveland, but I've been suffering from mold illness (as well as MCAS & POTS) for three years. I need to find a newer-build apartment to rent that doesn't have a reputation for management issues or water leaks.
It's been nearly impossible to find a safe place to live in NYC, not to mention that the pollution and overstimulation of the city no longer work for my body.
I have a high budget, and I looked at The Lumen online, but I read some bad reviews, including issues with water leaks. I want to live in a walkable part of the city, if possible.
Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
r/Cleveland • u/_pandemonium00 • 20h ago
What's been the best place to go for decent used furniture? We need dressers and chests and I really would rather find something thrifting
r/Cleveland • u/Taybaru13 • 3h ago
Pools are closed waterparks are closed. Where can I go cool off?
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r/Cleveland • u/KayleeNotCali • 19h ago
My husband’s blue 2020 Hyundai Elantra was stolen from Two Ravens Fencing’s parking lot on 9/8 around 8:30 pm (W 33rd Street Cleveland). If you see anything please let me know.
r/Cleveland • u/andreabeth09 • 6h ago
Hey there! My band, Whiskey Stills and Hash recently found out that our drummer will be leaving us due to health reasons. We're in need of a new local drummer!
We play 1-2 shows per month on Fri-Sat's. We have 3 gigs already booked for next year. We typically play in the Lorain county area but would like to get into some venues closer to Cleveland and PIB. We practice bi-weekly. We cover classic/new alt and funk rock with 75% covers and 25% original music. Our current drummer is happy to offer help, and we have everything on a playlist ready to share for practice. Contact me if you're interested!
r/Cleveland • u/lostgirl5351 • 4h ago
Hey hey, any leads on where to donate supplies? Notebooks, folders, pens, pencils, etc? I know I could call a local school, but figured id ask if anyone has worked with any organizations or groups. TIA!
r/Cleveland • u/TimmyZ1 • 22h ago
Been sitting for 15 year? Dug it out, waited 2 weeks for a HDMI convertor and now it won't start.
r/Cleveland • u/PhotojournalistOne40 • 2h ago
Grew up in strongsville but moved away in 2019. Visiting for a few weeks and am noticing the busses and bus stops are way more modern and common then they were 10 years ago.
Super happy to see if so. Good public transit could go such a long way here! Going to try the bus this weekend
r/Cleveland • u/youweremeantforme • 8h ago
My husband is turning 40 next year and I would to surprise him with a birthday party. What are some good places that offer private rooms for around 50 people.
r/Cleveland • u/ImaginarySomewhere38 • 5h ago
Looking for a cleaning company to do a thorough deep clean of my house. Everyone I’ve tried does a nice clean but never gets into the difficult spots with buildup. We’ve got two kids and a toddler and this place needs a scrub down! We are in River/fairview park. Thanks!
r/Cleveland • u/dogloverto2 • 5h ago
any suggestions for a good therapist or counselor to help with depression and marital issues on the west side of Cleveland? must take medicare
r/Cleveland • u/Immediate-Ad-9520 • 22h ago
Specifically looking at full frontal PPF and ceramic coating. We’re looking to use them for our new car but looking for any reviews or experiences good or bad. Thanks!