This July, we honor a truly remarkable milestone: 50 years of service from Facilities Maintainer Joe Uherc. Hired on July 31, 1975,
In the vibrant tapestry of Cleveland, east of the bustling downtown, lies a neighborhood brimming with the joyous hues of culture, the tantalizing aromas of various cuisines, and the rich threads of community.
What began as a passing conversation in a van three years ago has blossomed into a vibrant symbol of community pride and revitalization: the Elevate the East mural.
Honoring Culture, Community, and Contribution
At the heart of Cleveland’s story, you can find the Clark-Fulton neighborhood, where you’re welcomed by a vibrant blend of cultures, each telling its own beautiful story.
When people think of the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA), they often think of the trains, buses, and the daily commutes that get Clevelanders where they need to go.
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) has always been more than a bus or train— it’s the lifeline of our city, weaving together the fabric of our community. Each route we run contributes to environmental conservation, community stability, and economic growth for Greater Cleveland.
The year 1974 may seem like a distant memory, but it was a time of significant milestones.