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Transforming a blighted industrial site into an opportunity for growth

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The former National ACME Plant has been an eyesore and environmental hazard in the Glenville and Collinwood neighborhoods for decades.

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The Northern Echo

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New industrial building plans for development of former plant site approved

Plans have been approved for a new industrial building to enable a steel processing company to move to the six-acre site of a former plant.

19 hours ago·County Durham, United Kingdom

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Cleveland

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Tear it down already! Cleveland’s blight is an insult to East Side residents: Justice B. Hill

Long neglected and dangerously decaying homes like the one across from columnist Justice B. Hill’s Glenville house continue to plague Cleveland’s East Side neighborhoods.

1 day ago·Cleveland, United States

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Spectrum News

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Transforming a blighted industrial site into an opportunity for growth

The former National ACME Plant has been an eyesore and environmental hazard in the Glenville and Collinwood neighborhoods for decades.

2 days ago·United States

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Fox8

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Former National Acme plant to be cleaned up, shovel-ready for new investor

CLEVELAND (WJW) – Since it closed in the 1990s, the site of the former National Acme plant on Cleveland’s east side has sat vacant, decaying, and has been considered an eyesore. Once partially demolished, it’s a site that would need major renovations before another company could build on it. Near record cold for Cleveland Guardians’ home opener A partnership between the city of Cleveland and nonprofits the Cuyahoga Land Bank and the Site R…

2 days ago·Cleveland, United States

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National Acme redevelopment site to expand – NEOtrans

The fate of the National Acme plant at 170 E. 131st St., where Cleveland's Glenville and Collinwood neighborhoods meet, is an all-too common story about the demise of a major employer-turned-abandoned factory. But community leaders today said they hope that what's promised for this neglected, toxic site will also become a common story for Cleveland's many problematic properties.

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