Photo of contractor Susan Clellen in front of Stewardship Center

Photo of contractor Susan Clellen in front of Stewardship Center

Photo of contractor Susan Clellen in front of Stewardship Center

Photo of contractor Susan Clellen in front of Stewardship Center

Photo of contractor Susan Clellen in front of Stewardship Center

Photo of contractor Susan Clellen in front of Stewardship Center

Photo of contractor Susan Clellen in front of Stewardship Center

Photo of contractor Susan Clellen in front of Stewardship Center

Photo of contractor Susan Clellen in front of Stewardship Center

Photo of contractor Susan Clellen in front of Stewardship Center

Wow!  George Foley.  Blast from the past, when a young me would sip a glass of wine and pretend to be oh-so-bohemian listening to jazz at the Brandywine on Euclid Ave in the late eighties.  Sadly, no wine at the library, but I can still pretend to be cool.

Photo of contractor Susan Clellen in front of Stewardship Center

Life is short.  Celebrate while you can and remember those who have left us for a better place.

From--Indo-Hispanic Folk Art Traditions II/written and illustrated by Bobbi Salinas:

This Tuesday, the day before Halloween, The John and Mildred Putnam Sculpture Collection and The Friends of Art have a treat for all of NEO. The day begins with a tour from 12 noon - 1 pm of some of the highlights of the John and Mildred Putnam Sculpture Collection. The John and Mildred Putnam Collection is a remarkable collection of over 35 sculptures by "regional" artists located indoors and outdoors around the campus of Case Western Reserve University and in University Circle. The tour begins at the sculpture MERGING, infront of Guilford house, Belflower Rd., behind The Cleveland Institute of Art's Gund Building on North Campus. Tour is weather permitting and will be cancelled if there is substantial rains during 12 pm - 1pm. Please wear comfortable walking shoe and warm clothing if necessary!

From Dan Tranberg--Here's an opportunity to catch a glimpse of some of the most historically significant art this city has ever produced.

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

Enjoy the Fall colors and the beauty of the Cuyahoga River valley.

I Pledge:

My Head to Clearer Thinking,
My Heart to Greater Loyalty,
My Hands to Larger Service,
and My Health to Better Living,
for My Club, My Community,
My Country and My World.

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

Mayor Frank G. Jackson, in conjunction with members of Cleveland City Council and several community partners, is supporting the Cleveland Division of Police in its efforts to buy back working handguns from City of Cleveland residents.

From today's Plain Dealer:

India's most important holiday inspires a four-day celebration and fireworks in the old country. In Northeast Ohio, an Asian-Indian community of about 15,000 people condenses the festival and its themes into a single day.

As part of the Greening the modern preservation movement: Bauhaus at the brink series, Anthony Hiti, chair of the historic resources committee of the AIA, Cleveland Chapter will review the history and significance of the Breuer Tower and discuss the challenges of preserving buildings of the recent past.  He will also update those in attendance with the latest developments on the building's fate in his edifying talk, "The Cleveland Trust Tower - is it worth saving?" This is an opportunity to hear and see the biography of Marcel Breuer and see the breadth of his work from an early age through the Cleveland buildings, Ameritrust and Cleveland Museum of Art, two of his last.

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

Picked up from CoolCleveland.com Mittal Steel & Your Health

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

Though you might not get down to see the show in its current installation in the windows of the Cleveland Chapter of the AIA, you will have a chance to see it reprised when you attend Bauhaus in America/ a film by Judith Pearlman at Cleveland Cinematheque on November 17.

As part of the Greening the modern preservation movement: Bauhaus at the brink series,

The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Neighborhood Historic Preservation Program’s (NHPP)

The holidays are around the corner! Want to avoid the malls, forget about those outrageous shipping fees with online and catalog purchases and still find the perfect gifts for friends and family? You need to shop at auction!  Did I mention save money? Don't forget buying at auction is buying wholesale. Gray's Auctioneers promises to host the premier holiday shopping event November 18th 2007. Check out the catalog online - www.graysauctioneers.com, catalog available the week of November 5th. and come in during the preview week, open for viewing Wednesday November 14, - Friday November 16, 11 am - 8 pm., and Saturday 11 am - 6 pm, and Sunday at 11:30 am before the 1 pm auction.