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New To Our Neighborhood: Three New Businesses!
Good things are happening in St. Clair Superior! Help us welcome Brindle Scoopers, Roadprintz & Mrs. Val's Boutique
Brindle Scoopers: Keeping Yards Clean, Safe, and Happy
Brindle Scoopers is “Number 1 in K9 number 2”—and they mean it! Founded by Anna Louise Rencz, whose decade of experience in dog care inspired a mission to keep pets and people healthy, Brindle Scoopers offers professional pet waste pickup, yard sanitation, and deodorization services. Their work ensures that families can enjoy fresh outdoor spaces, free from the dirty work. As Anna Louise says, “It was time to take that concept to people’s homes.” With a friendly team and a passion for clean yards, Brindle Scoopers is ready to help you give yourself a clean break.
Learn more: Visit their website | Download their one-pager
Follow: @brindlescoopers on Instagram & Facebook
Roadprintz: Robots Revolutionizing Roadwork—Made in Cleveland!
Roadprintz is changing the way we see roadwork—literally! This Cleveland-based company, founded by Wyatt Newman (CWRU professor) and Sam Bell (automotive expert), has developed operator-driven robotic trucks that make road and pavement marking safer and faster. With $1.5 million in federal support and four patents, Roadprintz’s technology is manufactured right here in the former White Motors space, using locally sourced materials. Their new operations facility at 7514 Bittern Ave is a hub of innovation, and live demonstrations show how Clevelanders are leading the way in research and safety for roadwork worldwide.
Learn more: Visit their website | Download their press release
Watch: Robot Painting Demo
Mrs. Val's Boutique: Bringing High Fashion to St. Clair Ave.
St. Clair Superior welcomes a new business to the neighborhood: Mrs. Val's Boutique. Owner Vallery Powell's new boutique is focused on high fashion hats, accessories and clothing (new and second-hand) with a mission to help women look and feel better about what they wear. The shop is open Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.
Location: 6507 St. Clair Ave.
St. Clair Superior is truly “Where Good Things Are Happening” — and with Brindle Scoopers, Roadprintz and Mrs. Val's Boutique joining our community, the future looks cleaner, safer and brighter than ever!
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St. Clair Superior's Newest Mural
Our neighborhood's newest mural is complete! We want to thank Rafael Valdivieso for the hard work, long hours and creative energy that went into designing and painting this mural for our community.
Similar to Rafael's other work, his art is dense and richly detailed: large murals and smaller works alike are filled with figures, faces, flora, fauna and symbols interwoven in vibrant color. These compositions explore themes of human joy and struggle, migration, identity and the liminal spaces between his Ecuadorian roots and his life in America
Click here to view more photos of our neighborhood's new mural!
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Restaurant of the Month: YYTime
YYTime is a vibrant Asian street food hall housed in a transformed 10,000-square-foot former tire shop. Featuring dumplings, baos, skewers and bubble tea, YYTime blends bold flavors with community spirit, offering a lively space to gather, eat and celebrate Asian culinary culture.
Visit YYTime at 3004 Payne Ave.
*Open Wed-Mon, 11am-9pm
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The Spotlight is On St. Clair Superior
St. Clair Superior Joins Love Cleveland Neighborhoods
We’re thrilled to announce that St. Clair Superior is the newest addition to Cleveland Neighborhood Progress’s Love Cleveland Neighborhoods website. The beautifully crafted feature page showcases everything that makes our neighborhood shine—from our vibrant local businesses and cultural landmarks to the welcoming spirit that defines our community.
The campaign’s goal is to give visitors across Northeast Ohio a compelling reason to explore and invest in Cleveland’s neighborhoods. And with St. Clair Superior now in the spotlight, we’re proud to say: “Where Good Things Are Happening” isn’t just our motto—it’s our reality.
So whether you’re a longtime resident or a first-time visitor, we invite you to explore the new feature and share it with friends.
Click here to explore the feature page.
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September Community Meeting: New Ward 8 City Council Candidate Forum
The recent St. Clair Superior City Council Candidate Forum brought together residents, community leaders, and local candidates Councilwoman Stephanie Howse-Jones and Charlotte Perkins for an engaging and informative evening at Kovacic Recreation Center. The forum drew a strong turnout and highlighted key neighborhood priorities, including housing, safety, economic development, and equitable growth. Residents appreciated hearing directly from both candidates and having a chance to ask thoughtful questions about the future of new Ward 8. The event reflected the community’s growing civic energy and commitment to shaping local leadership. Looking ahead, St. Clair Superior Development Corporation plans to continue hosting forums like this to strengthen civic engagement, foster accountability, and ensure every resident has a voice in the decisions shaping our neighborhood’s future.
We extend our sincere thanks to Councilwoman Stephanie Howse-Jones, Charlotte Perkins, and all the residents who attended and contributed to a meaningful discussion about the future of our community.
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Hook ‘Em High Fishing Club Season Wrap-Up
On September 27th, the Hook ‘Em High Fishing Club held its final fishing session of the season about 45 minutes east of St. Clair Superior at Punderson State Park. The day ended with an exciting award ceremony, where participants received fishing medals, rings, and wrestling-style fishing belts for achievements such as most fish caught, rarest fish, and largest fish.
A huge thank you to Charles Williams for founding St. Clair Superior’s first fishing club! Through his program, Charles has not only taught families how to fish but also helped strengthen the bonds between parents and children. We’d also like to thank Neighborhood Connections for supporting this effort through the NeighborUp Action Grant.
Interested in joining the 2026 season of the Hook ‘Em High Fishing Club? Contact Charles Williams at 216-408-5834 to learn more and get involved!
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Ohio CDC Conference 2025: A Presence for St. Clair Superior
This past September 17th-19th, Britiny Hubbard, Community Engagement Manager, and Mia Basit-Hightower, Cleveland Foundation Fellow, attended the Ohio CDC Association annual conference held in Dayton, Ohio at the Dayton Arcade.
Over the three days, they engaged in workshops, panels, and networking sessions focused on community development, capacity building, equitable investment and strategic planning. Their participation allowed them to bring back fresh ideas, deepen partnerships across Ohio and align SCSDC’s initiatives with statewide best practices in community development.
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It may be spooky season, but we'll still be at Kovacic the last Wednesday of the month! Join our upcoming Community Meeting to stay up-to-date with the good things happening in our neighborhood.
When: Wednesday, October 29th, 6-7:30pm
Where: Kovacic Rec Center, 6250 St. Clair Ave.
Contact Britiny at bhubbard@stclairsuperior.org with questions.
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Workforce Awareness Solutions brings neighbors together to rediscover job opportunities in our community that are often overlooked. Join Mr. Lucky and his Community Allstars for this informational session!
When: Wednesday, October 22nd, 5-7:30pm
Where: Kovacic Rec Center, 6250 St. Clair Ave.
Download the flyer.
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Beat the crowds, avoid the rush, and cast your vote at your convenience. Your voice matters in shaping the future—don’t wait until Election Day!
Download the flyer.
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Join us on the west side for the 5th Annual Lead Walk and Rally! Lace up your sneakers, bring your friends and family, and let's walk together to raise awareness about the importance of lead safety. The event will feature inspiring speakers, live music, and fun activities for all ages.
When: Saturday, October 25th, 11am-2pm
Where:
Walk: Roberto Clemente Park, 3690 Seymour Ave.
Rally: CentroVilla25, 3140 W 25th St.
Download the flyer.
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Upcoming Food Distributions & Pantries...
There are several organizations in our service area in St. Clair Superior who are helping those in need of food. Below are a few of those resources in our community.
Asian Services in Action (ASIA) — Food Pantry
Where: ASIA Cleveland, 3631 Perkins Ave. Cleveland, OH 44114
When: Fourth Friday of every month
Details: Call 216-881-0330 to register by the Thursday before each month's distribution. Click here for more information.
Northern Ohio Recovery Association (NORA) — Food Pantry
Where: NORA, 1400 E. 55th St. Cleveland, OH 44103
When: Third Monday of every month from 10am-12pm
Details: No residency or income requirements. Call 216-391-6672 for the emergency pantry, which is available Mon. through Fri. from 10am-3pm. Click here for more information.
Famicos Food Distribution — Food Pantry
Where: Hough Multipurpose Center, 8555 Hough Ave. Cleveland, OH 44106
When: The last Thursday of every month from 10am-1pm
Details: Open to all residents of Wards 7, 9, or 10. Please bring photo ID and your own bags or boxes. Fresh produce, canned goods, boxed items. Click here for more information.
Greater Cleveland Food Bank — Food Locator Tool
Details: Use this tool to enter your address and find information for food distributions near you.
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Upcoming Programs & Events at the Addison Library Branch
Preschool Storytime (ages 3–5)
Story times for preschoolers ages 3 to 5 include stories, songs, activities, and rhymes specially designed to support reading readiness and foster the social and emotional skills that kids need to succeed as they enter Kindergarten.
*Date: Weekly on Wednesdays | Time: 10:30-11am
Friday Crafternoons
Relax at the end of the week with interest-based and seasonal crafts.
*Date: Weekly on Fridays | Time: 2-3pm
Early Learning at Home
Receive a monthly packet containing information about child development as well as ideas for simple activities you can do with your child to help them learn early literacy, numeracy, and movement skills. Packets are available at the branch all month long, while supplies last. Collect all 12!
*Date: First Wednesday of Every Month, Aug-Dec | Time: 10am-5:45pm
Bring Your Own Horror Book Discussion
Meet up with other horror book lovers to discuss your favorite scary reads, talk about what’s next on your to-read list, and learn about new horror titles and authors!
*Date: Saturday, October 18th | Time: 1-2pm
Zombie Attack: Getting Prepared
The zombie apocalypse is upon us! Use your creativity to make your survival plan, find items in the library to use in your plan, and learn about disaster preparedness at the same time!
*Date: Wednesday, October 22nd | Time: 3:30-4:30pm
Bad Art Day
Want to get into art but feel too much pressure for it to be “good?” Stop by and let your creative juices flow! Masterpiece or “disaster-piece,” come make whatever art your heart desires!
*Date: Tuesday, November 4th | Time: 4-5pm
Learn more about CPL's Addison branch here.
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