CLEVELAND NEWS
AUGUST 27, 2026
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Neighborhood updates, community voices and stories moving Greater Cleveland forward with a Boricua point of view.
Community
Neighborhood voices, schools, resources and people moving Cleveland forward.
CLEVELAND NEWS
CLEVELAND NEWS
AUGUST 10, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaLincoln-West’s last bell on West 30th: memories, demolition and the long road to a new Ward 14 school
An evidence-based look at Lincoln-West’s final student day on West 30th, the memories inside its walls, the planned demolition, the temporary move and CMSD’s promised new Ward 14 campus.READ STORY →
CLEVELAND NEWS
AUGUST 9, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaClark Avenue back-to-school giveaway brings families together
The August 9 event at 4507 Clark Avenue paired backpack distribution with free food, games, raffles and family services.READ STORY →Entertainment
Music, festivals, nightlife, arts and events across the 216.
Cultura
Puerto Rican heritage, Latino culture, traditions and the people shaping Cleveland.
CULTURA
OCTOBER 12, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaDía de la Raza in Puerto Rico: What It Means for Cleveland Boricuas
Explore Día de la Raza in Puerto Rico: October 12 history, Taíno survival, African heritage, and what the day means for Cleveland’s Boricua community.READ STORY →
CULTURA
SEPTEMBER 20, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaCleveland’s Largest Mural Is Officially Complete — A Downtown Tribute to Rock and Roll
Photography courtesy of Aerial Agents (@aerialagents). Downtown Cleveland has a new landmark, and it is impossible to miss. An 11,000-square-foot mural by internationally recognized Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra now fills the walls of the 55 Public Square Garage at West 3rd Street and St. Clair Avenue. The finished work brings four foundational voices of rock […]READ STORY →
CULTURA
SEPTEMBER 16, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaA Puerto Rican Cultural Garden Is Taking Root in Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland’s Puerto Rican story is getting a place to bloom. Puerto Rican pride on display at a Cleveland community celebration. A new Puerto Rican Cultural Garden is planned for Cleveland’s East Side near East 88th Street, across from the Rockefeller Greenhouse and Sam Miller Park. The project is set to join Cleveland’s […]READ STORY →Food
Restaurants, Puerto Rican flavor, openings and Cleveland food culture.
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
OCTOBER 8, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaEmpanadas Latin Street Food: sabor boricua y espíritu de comunidad en Clark Avenue
Conoce Empanadas Latin Street Food en 2103 Clark Ave: historia, cocina puertorriqueña, su paso por el Boricua Block Party y 15 fotos del local.READ STORY →
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
SEPTEMBER 2, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaFrom Benny’s to Corner 94: The Fulton Road Bar Cleveland Still Remembers
Benny’s Sports Bar gave Fulton Road years of Puerto Rican food, Cleveland game days and late-night memories. As the corner prepares to become Corner 94, Cleveland Boricua looks back at what made Benny’s matter.READ STORY →
CLEVELAND NEWS
AUGUST 29, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaMofongo, Pernil and Puerto Rican Pride: Sazón Boricua Brings Island Flavor to Memphis Avenue
Sazón Boricua is serving mofongo, pernil, arroz con gandules and other Puerto Rican comfort-food favorites from its Memphis Avenue kitchen in Cleveland.READ STORY →Business
Local entrepreneurs, development, openings and neighborhood commerce.
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
AUGUST 25, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaLucky’s Is Looking Up: Frank Wolter’s Second-Story Vision Could Transform Memphis Avenue
Lucky’s Bar & Grill owner Frank Wolter has an exciting vision for a new second-story nightclub on Memphis Avenue—bringing more Latin music, food, community celebrations and nightlife to Cleveland’s west side.READ STORY →
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
AUGUST 17, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaSupremacy Enterprises: From a Living-Room Chair to Barbering, Ink, Luxury Rides and Find the Cash Cleveland
How Khristian and Jennifer Santana built Supremacy, created Find the Cash Cleveland from their own family struggle, and turned local-business growth into a citywide treasure hunt and community movement.READ STORY →
CLEVELAND NEWS
AUGUST 12, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaOn Clark Avenue, Old San Juan Jewelers keeps Cleveland’s memories close
A two-case jewelry counter grew into a Clark Avenue landmark serving generations of Cleveland families.READ STORY →Sports
Cleveland teams, neighborhood athletics, venues and fan culture.
CULTURA
SEPTEMBER 15, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaCleveland Boricua Honors Roberto Clemente as Hispanic Heritage Month Begins
CLEVELAND, OH — Roberto Clemente’s name still carries a kind of weight that reaches far beyond baseball. On Tuesday, September 15, 2026, as Major League Baseball celebrates Roberto Clemente Day and the country begins National Hispanic Heritage Month, Cleveland Boricua joins Boricuas across Northeast Ohio, Puerto Rico, and the baseball world in honoring the legacy […]READ STORY →
CLEVELAND NEWS
AUGUST 16, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaProgressive Field Lights Up Cleveland During Rock ’n’ Blast Weekend
Cleveland Boricua captures the Guardians’ 2026 Rock ’n’ Blast at Progressive Field—two nights of synchronized fireworks, music and downtown Cleveland energy.READ STORY →
SPORTS
AUGUST 8, 2026
Cleveland Boricua sourced reportWhite Sox use five-run sixth to beat Guardians, 6–3
A five-run Chicago sixth inning overturned Cleveland's lead in Saturday's 6–3 Guardians loss.READ STORY →Politics
City Hall, elections, public policy and the decisions shaping Cleveland.
CIVIC NEWS
AUGUST 10, 2026
Cleveland Boricua sourced reportPresident Trump is coming to Northeast Ohio: What Cleveland's Boricua community should know
A Cleveland Boricua guide to President Trump's Northeast Ohio visit, the Patriot Games, public access, Puerto Rico's representation and what local residents should watch.READ STORY →
CIVIC POWER
MARCH 16, 2026
The Land3. What happens when political boundaries change?
Cleveland’s reduction from 17 wards to 15 changed representation, neighborhood groupings and the relationships residents must build with elected officials.READ ORIGINAL REPORT ↗Life
Culture, family, wellness and everyday Cleveland stories.
CLEVELAND NEWS
OCTOBER 7, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaComunidad de Cleveland organiza evento benéfico para familia de víctima de tiroteo en Club Alma Yaucana
Familiares y miembros de la comunidad puertorriqueña se unen para honrar la memoria de José “Joselo” Pedraza y apoyar a Gadiel. Anuncian una actividad benéfica el 9 de octubre en Club San Lorenzo y comparten la campaña GoFundMe.READ STORY →
CLEVELAND NEWS
AUGUST 16, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaCleveland Success Fair 2026: Opportunity Filled the Room
More than 200 employers and resources came together across 20+ industries at Cleveland’s 2026 Success Fair—and if you missed it, you missed out.READ STORY →
CLEVELAND NEWS
AUGUST 10, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaMARKA27 mural at Eastman Branch lifts Latino culture across Cleveland’s West Side
Cleveland Boricua celebrates MARKA27’s vibrant Eastman Branch mural in Ward 12—a joyful public tribute to Latino families, work and cultural pride.READ STORY →Crime
Police, courts, public safety and accountability reporting.
CRIME
SEPTEMBER 1, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaWhy Was Tupac Killed? ‘Keffe D’ Found Guilty Nearly 30 Years Later
Duane “Keffe D” Davis was found guilty in Tupac Shakur’s 1996 murder. Read what the jury decided, why Tupac was killed and what happens next.READ STORY →
CLEVELAND NEWS
AUGUST 31, 2026
Cleveland BoricuaWhy Cleveland Can’t Stop Watching the Lindsay Clancy Trial—and Why So Many People Identify With It
The Lindsay Clancy trial has become more than a courtroom story. Here’s why parents, caregivers, mental-health advocates and armchair jurors are finding it so hard to look away.READ STORY →
CLEVELAND NEWS
AUGUST 25, 2026
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