January • 2018
Celebration of Preservation Call for Entries, Highlights of the US/ICOMOS Leadership Forum, African American Cultural Heritage Fund, Funds are Available for Historic Preservation Projects in Your Community!, Legacy Cities Preservation Summit Call for Papers, Sponsor the 2018 Community Luncheon, Webinar: Understanding the 20% Federal Historic Tax Credit in the Wake of Tax Reform, Cleveland’s E/105th Churches Approved for Designation, Call for Participants, Host Organizations, and Sponsors: 2018 International Exchange Program, Young Ohio Preservationist’s Movie Night: Selma, New York Conservancy Celebrates 45 Years!
February • 2018
Secure Your Seat at the Community Luncheon, Celebration of Preservation Call for Nominations, Shining a Spotlight on Lee-Harvard: Listen to the Stories, Warner & Swasey Complex Redevelopment Request for Proposals, Support the Ohio History Fund, reGENerated: 2018 Legacy Cities Conference Proposals Deadline Extended, Paid Internship Available for Students of African American History, 10th Annual Hope for the City Symposium, Heritage Center Highlights African-American Business Owners of Oberlin, Cleveland A to Z Now Available
March • 2018
CRS Spring Events, US/ICOMOS Urges US Leaders to Continue Engagement in the World Heritage Program, Update on the National Endowment for the Arts Budget, Support the Ohio History Fund, Midtown Abuzz with March Opening of Tech Hive, Main Street Now Conference, Providence Revolving Fund Seeks New Director, CRS Trustee featured in A Research Agenda for Shrinking Cities, Twelve Steps of Sprawl Recovery, Become a Heritage Center Docent
April • 2018
Redevelopment Opportunity: Historic Longfellow School and Site, Annual Celebration of Preservation Awards, SNOOP! College Club with Cleveland Restoration Staff, 2018 Heritage Ohio Annual Awards Call for Nominations, Call for Papers: Alternative to the Present, Revitalization Series Workshop in Marietta, HQ2 Cities: A Better Way to do Economic Development, Historic Cleveland Cemetery Tour, Which Architectural Style are You?
May • 2018
Annual Celebration of Preservation Awards, Cleveland’s Superior Arts District Development Stokes Optimism, Preservation Month Webinar Series, 2018 US/ICOMOS Symposium Call to Papers, AARP Community Challenge 2018, Join Ohio Open Doors, 2018 State Historic Preservation Office Awards, Call for Papers: Alternative to the Present, 2018 Heritage Ohio Annual Awards Call for Nominations, 14th Annual Gracious Gardens of Shaker Heights
June • 2018
reGENerated: Legacy Cities 2018, Request for Proposals: Gold Building in Waterloo Arts District, CRS Trustee Bracy Lewis Centers Philanthropic Efforts on Well-Being of Others, Levin Professor Publishes on Cost-Benefit and Fiscal Impact of Ohio Preservation Tax Credits, Beer, Brats, & Bunting,Inaugural Cleveland History Days, 2018 Heritage Ohio Annual Awards Call for Nominations, Oberlin Heritage Center Offers Three Weeks of Summer Camps for Kids, 14th Annual Gracious Gardens of Shaker Heights
Interior Proposes Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks, National Trust Releases 31st Most Endangered List, reGENerated: Legacy Cities 2018, Saving Scofield Mansion, 2017 Annual Report and Annual Meeting, SNOOP! The Veronika & Happy Hour on July 20, Black Sub-urbanization: Moving Up in Cleveland Tour on August 4, Moving Toward a Shared Understanding U.S. Shrinking City, 2018 PastForward Conference Agenda Now Available, Photography Contest: Inspired by World Heritage Sites, 2018 Heritage Ohio Annual Awards Call for Nominations
Take Action Now on FY19 House Bill for Increased Funding, National Trust Awards $1 Million in Grants to Help Preserve African American History, Cleveland Heights City Council discusses Community Reinvestment Area, Strongsville Residents Oppose Demolition of Historical Strong House, Main Street Ravenna Search for First Executive Director, The Roots of Black Suburbanization Tour on August 4, SNOOP! Scofield Mansion on August 25, 2018 Heritage Ohio Annual Preservation and Revitalization Conference, It’s Time for the Tour! “Come Home to Lakewood”, Register for 2018 PastForward Conference, Don’t Buy Replacement Windows For Your Old House
Critical Time for Preservation Advocates, Introducing the National Preservation Partners Network, Tax Credit Case Study: Garfield Building, Grand Opening of County Archives, Country Life in Daisy Hill: 2018 CRS Benefit, Mobilize for Heritage and the Planet!, 2018 Heritage Ohio Annual Preservation and Revitalization Conference, Register for 2018 PastForward Conference
Country Life in Daisy Hill: 2018 Cleveland Restoration Society Benefit, National Trust Seeks New President and CEO, Employment Opportunity at CRS, Volunteer for Heritage Ohio’s Preservation and Revitalization Conference, New Faces at CRS, Undesign the Redline Comes to Cleveland, Lakewood to Introduce Unique Tool Lending Program, Much to Do about (Vacant) Lots, Vote Your Main Street!, 2018 Heritage Ohio Annual Preservation and Revitalization Conference, Register for 2018 PastForward Conference
2018 Partners in Preservation: Main Street Winners Announced, National Park Service Releases Report on Economic Impact of HTC, Employment Opportunities at CRS, CRS Welcomes New Staff to the HHP, Marquard Mansion Demolished after Years of Neglect, Country Life in Daisy Hill Benefit & Auction, Heritage Ohio Annual Conference Presentations Available, Heights High and Cleveland Restoration Society Receive Awards, Cleveland Restoration Society Receives Shaker Heights Award, Vibrant Neo Champion Awards Luncheon, Sacred Landmarks Repair & Restoration Workshop, Annual Fund
Detroit Planning Director Maurice Cox speaks at 2019 Cleveland Restoration Society Community Luncheon, A Very Silent Auction , Annual Fund, Celebration of Preservation: Nominate Your Favorite Historic Preservation Project, Ohio History Connection Preservation Merit Award Scott Holbrook and Cleveland Restoration Society, Sacred Landmarks Repair & Restoration Workshop, AIA Cleveland Design Awards Five Historic Preservation Projects Recognized for Architecture, Heritage Ohio Webinar, Oberlin and Hudson Community Awards
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