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Rachel Trem

Jan 18 2025
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How to Calculate Your Household Energy Usage: A Step Towards Solar Savings

By Blog Posts, Sustainability
In partnership with YellowLite, the clean energy company with more than 15 years of experience that is installing solar panels on our new construction homes – specifically those in Circle East District, we are running an educational series on the value of solar panels for homebuyers, real estate agents and developers alike. Stay tuned for more solar panel content by YellowLite. Understanding your household energy usage is crucial, especially for homeowners who are considering solar energy solutions. At YellowLite, we believe that empowering homeowners with knowledge is the first step towards achieving energy independence and saving on utility costs. In this…
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Dec 10 2024
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Circle East District First in Region to Receive Four-Star National Green Building Standard Certification

By News Articles, Sustainability
Circle East District, a bold new development about a mile away from University Circle, Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland’s world-class medical campuses, is the first neighborhood in Northeast Ohio to be recognized for its sustainability by National Green Building Standard (NGBS) and Home Innovation Research Labs.
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Nov 25 2024
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Loiter Cafe at the Mickey's Buildling

A Peek into East Cleveland’s Loiter Cafe & Marketplace

By Community, East Cleveland, News Articles
Discover how this unique destination is being seen as a catalyst for revitalization and a steppingstone for helping the community return to its former glory. By Rhonda Crowder — Partnership Content, Cleveland Magazine East Cleveland was once home to business magnate John D. Rockefeller and thousands of upwardly mobile Northeast Ohioans, both White and Black — but that’s changed. White flight, shady political leaders, disinvestment and a loss of over 50% of its population are among the factors contributing to this suburb transforming into a mere shell of what it used to be — a thriving community.A few loyal progressive…
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