Posted by John Gonzalez Enormous cutterhead is 300,000 pounds, lowered 200 feet underground, prepped to bore through 2 miles of rock, nbd Cleveland (October 3, 2019) – What started overseas is now officially underground, but even that journey included time in the air. Digging a two-mile tunnel 200 feet under Cleveland requires a...
Read More Posted by John Gonzalez Drivers traveling eastbound on Cleveland Memorial Shoreway must use W. 73 or W. 25 exits beginning Nov. 12 Cleveland (November 9, 2018) – Starting Nov. 12, the W. 45th St. ramp for the West Shoreway will close for approximately three weeks. Drivers along the Cleveland Memorial Shoreway accessing Detroit...
Read More Posted by John Gonzalez Dugway is the second of seven tunnel projects that will reduce Lake Erie pollution by 4 billion gallons a year When the tunnel boring machine emerged from the shale near the stroke of midnight on March 21, 2018, it signaled the end of her journey but only a milestone...
Read More Posted by John Gonzalez Traffic in construction zones will be impacted for additional eight weeks February 2, 2018—Beginning Feb. 5, the W. Superior Avenue hill between W. 10th Street and Robert Lockwood Drive will be closed. Along W. 10th Street, one lane of traffic will be maintained allowing parking garage and surface lot...
Read More Posted by John Gonzalez Traffic along Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard alongside Ambler Park impacted Cleveland (August 23, 2017) – The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District’s Doan Valley Storage Tunnel project will impact traffic in University Circle beginning Thursday, August 24. Construction will close the westernmost lane of Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd...
Read More Posted by John Gonzalez Traffic along Superior Avenue between W. 6th, W. 9th Streets will be reduced to one lane in each direction starting May 19 May 10, 2017—Traffic in downtown Cleveland will be impacted by the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District’s Superior Stones Canal CSO Improvements Project. Beginning the evening of May...
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Posted by Jared Shepherd New presidents make their marks on America within the first 100 days of taking office. Does our new CEO expect to make her mark on water quality in her first 100 days? Kyle Dreyfuss-Wells Kyle Dreyfuss-Wells was tapped as our new Chief Executive Officer this month and she will...
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Kyle and Matt served up a heaping helping of sewer science on today’s Sound of Ideas on WCPN. Deputy Director of Watershed Programs and soon-to-be CEO Kyle Dreyfuss-Wells and Watershed Team Leader Matt Scharver appeared with Mike McIntyre today to promote their Science Cafe presentation January 9. The event...
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Leadership, passion, commitment among words used to describe Dreyfuss-Wells as CEO Ciaccia prepares for February retirement Kyle Dreyfuss-Wells will be appointed Chief Executive Officer effective February 11. Dreyfuss-Wells will succeed Julius Ciaccia who, after more than nine years as CEO, will retire on February 10, 2017. Kyle Dreyfuss-Wells addresses...
Read More Posted by Jared Shepherd Flip a rain garden 90 degrees and what could you get? Something both striking and functional. One beneficiary of the District’s Green Infrastructure Grant Program is the Striebinger Block building on West 29th Street in Ohio City. The 1919 building boasts a “living wall” that is fed by rainwater...
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