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	Italian Heritage: Little Italy
		Little Italy in the Bronx is home to several festivals in the summer including the Feast of Saint Anthony in June and the Feast of Mt. Carmel in July.
		Little Italy is the end point for the nation's oldest Columbus Day parade, celebrated since 1890 and hosted by the Italian American community.
		Little Italy was once much larger and mainly home to Southern Italians while the other (and much smaller) Italian enclave known as the Heart of Italy located on the Lower West Side was made up of immigrants from the North.
	www.lifeinitaly.com /heritage/little-italy.asp (1663 words)

	Auto-Free In Cleveland
		Cleveland's bus terminal is at 1465 Chester Avenue on the eastern fringe of downtown.
		Cleveland's Little Italy is the most visibly well-maintained of Cleveland's ethnic enclaves, and the one most affected by creeping gentrification from artists and professionals who want to live near the cultural attractions of University Circle.
		Cleveland's eastern suburbs are like a city in themselves: they contain the richest suburbs in the area (miscellanous small suburbs on the eastern fringes of the county, including Pepper Pike, Gates Mills, and Hunting Valley) and a suburb with poverty comparable to that of the city (East Cleveland).
	members.tripod.com /~lewyn/index.htmautofree (11217 words)

	Little Italy, Cleveland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Little Italy is a neighborhood in Cleveland, Ohio located at the base of Murray Hill, between Cleveland's University Circle neighborhood and the suburb of Cleveland Heights.
		The first pasta machine was invented in Cleveland's Little Italy by an Italian immigrant named Angelo Vitantonio, who received a United States patent for the product in 1906, the same year that the original Vitantonio Manufacturing Company, where the product was first produced, was founded.
		Cleveland's Little Italy was home to the largest Mafia organization between New York and Chicago, comprised of family names like Porrello and Lonardo.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Little_Italy,_Cleveland (395 words)

	Cleveland Attractions - Intercontinental Hotel Cleveland
		Cleveland Play House - The Cleveland Play House is nationally recognized as America's first resident theater and the longest running regional theater in the country.
		Cleveland Botanical Garden - A non-profit public garden, Cleveland Botanical Garden is a national leader in urban horticulture and botanical education.
		Cleveland Flats - Built along the banks of the mouth of Cuyahoga River, where it empties into Lake Erie, the Cleveland Flats takes a steep dip down from the rest of the city, to line the waterfront and provide a glistening waterscape for recreation, concerts, dining and entertainment.
	cleveland-conferencecenter.intercontinental.com /cleha/attraction.html (828 words)

	Little Italy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Little Italy is a general name for an ethnic enclave populated (or formerly populated) primarily by Italians or people of Italian ancestry, usually in an urban neighborhood.
		Little Italy in Bedford, UK Italian Quarter, Dublin in Ireland
		Belmont, Bronx, New York/Arthur Avenue (The Bronx), in New York City (sometimes known as the Little Italy of the Bronx)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Little_Italy (210 words)

	Cleveland, Ohio - Neighborhoods, Ethnic eateries and shops - Cleveland Ohio - Convention & Visitors Bureau - CVB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Coventry Village in Cleveland Heights has an atmosphere all its own, retaining the counterculture atmosphere that made Coventry a magnet for the area's bohemians in the 1960s and 70s.
		On the edge of the near west side of Cleveland, the Cudell/Edgewater community is best known for the popular Edgewater State Park, which overlooks Lake Erie and offers visitors hiking and biking trails, picnic spots and fishing piers.
		Located on the east side of Cleveland near University Circle, Fairfax is home to many historical landmarks and major institutions, including the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, an internationally-recognized health care and research facility, the Cleveland Play House, the nation's first regional theatre and Karamu House, the nation's first multicultural arts center and theatre.
	www.travelcleveland.com /About_Cleveland/neighborhoods (1857 words)

	Little Italy Redevelopment Corporation - Little Italy Master Plan
		Note: Little Italy Redevelopment has CDs available with the 236 MB presentation for those who wish to study the whole Master Plan and its details.
		It is critical to preserve and enhance the strong sense of community, heritage and culture that exists in Little Italy.
		The perception of Little Italy as a safe/secure neighborhood is essential to its survival.
	www.littleitalyredevelopment.org /masterplan.htm (512 words)

	Italian Americans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Cleveland's Italian community is one of the most colorful and vital of the city's 60 ethnic groups and has been a favorite topic of area writers.
		Little Italy, part of census tract R-8, was already evidencing a reduction of Italian population in the decade prior to World War II.
		Cleveland, the Italian community was told, was seen by Mussolini not as an isolated midwest city somewhere between New York and Chicago, but as an important link in the chain of Italian communities throughout the country.
	www.clevelandmemory.org /italians/partiii.html (18271 words)

	cleveland.com: Little Italy Guide
		Little Italy was one of the earliest settlements, founded in 1885 by immigrants from the Abruzzi and Molise regions who worked as stonemasons and gardeners at nearby Lake View Cemetery.
		Though there's little new immigration from Italy, this is more than a 14 percent increase from 1990, a sign more third- and fourth-generation Italians are beginning to embrace their roots.
		Ironically, it was the influx of outsiders to the close-knit environment that helped Little Italy retain its ethnic character and remain a vibrant city neighborhood.
	www.cleveland.com /littleitalyguide/index.ssf?/littleitalyguide/more/pd/profile.html (1267 words)

	Architecture Winner 1991/ Cleveland Arts Prize
		Created in 1997 for the then chief curator of the Cleveland Museum of Art, Henry Hawley, this structure had to serve both as a home and as a space to display an extensive collection of paintings, sculpture and 18th- and 19th-century furniture.
		The museum’s exhibits tease and beckon passersby through huge floor-to-ceiling windows, which flood the interior with natural light and are a dramatic departure from the windowless facade of its predecessor, the old Cleveland Health Museum built in the wake of the Hough riots of 1966.
		A charming garden with shallow pool and waterfall (a pastoral gesture to the japonisme of the late 19th century?), announces the museum’s main entrance, which is to be approached thoughtfully, in the manner of Japanese gardens, by crossing a little bridge.
	www.clevelandartsprize.org /arch_1991.htm (900 words)

	9th Annual 'A Taste of Little Italy' School Benefit
		The 9th annual “A Taste of Little Italy” benefit, presented by Heinen’s and the Italian American Cultural Foundation, will be held Sunday, September 17, 2006 from 3-7 p.m.
		The school has become an integral part of Cleveland’s Little Italy neighborhood, where students are immersed in Italian language and culture.
		Cleveland Opera will also offer tickets on sale at the 'Taste' for their current and upcoming seasons.
	www.montessori-holyrosary.org /TasteLittleItalyHOME.htm (1069 words)

	Little Italy in Cleveland Ohio
		Brawny paintings of inner Cleveland and the sports parks by Ohioan Michael J Kaiser.
		It opened in the Fall of 2003 in Cleveland, Ohio.
		It is located at 2062 Murray Hill Road in Little Italy." The building is an old church called "Chiesa Giovanni," a red brick little gem on the corner of Murray Hill and Paul Road.
	www.geocities.com /littleitaly_oh (355 words)

	Cleveland Apartments
		Cleveland's nickname "The New American City" reflects both its recent renaissance and its commitment to improving this already great city.
		The second largest city in Ohio, Cleveland is a major manufacturing and commercial center in the state.
		Cleveland's climate doesn't tend to create many extreme conditions, thanks to the moderating effects of Lake Erie.
	www.rent.com /rentals/ohio/cleveland-and-vicinity/cleveland (623 words)

	Roadfood.com Forums - Clevelands Little Italy
		I take my wife to the Cleveland Clinic numerous times per year, and often have lunch in Clevelands Little Italy as it is very close to the clinic.
		Established in 1918 by one of Little Italy's founding families, it's the oldest Italian restaurant in the city -- and for all these years, this cozy little restaurant has remained owned and operated by the same family!
		It was featured on Rachael Ray's $40 a day trip to Cleveland, where she ordered a half-order of the pasta for dinner.
	www.roadfood.com /Forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12588 (490 words)

	Cleveland Restaurants - Find Restaurants in Cleveland and Read Unbiased Reviews - DiningGuide
		Welcome to MetroGuide.com's Cleveland DiningGuide, a directory of restaurants and related restaurant information for Metropolitan Cleveland, Ohio.
		Around shores of Lake Erie, Cleveland teems with more than 1,000 restaurants at locales stretching from the Flats, the Warehouse District, the area around Gund Arena and Jacobs Field to Little Italy and Cleveland Heights.
		DiningGuide Cleveland is part of MetroGuide Cleveland, offering guides to shopping, hotels, entertainment and more for the entire region.
	cleveland.diningguide.com (355 words)

	Cleveland on 43 Places (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Driving in Cleveland is a bit of a nightmare due to its non-gridlike roadways and its location within the Snow Belt.
		Cleveland also has the downside of some high crime on the city’s East side in the Euclid vicinity and has a high poverty and jobless rate.
		I felt safe in Cleveland, and if I could one day return to see all the changes that have taken place over the twenty years since I was there, I would.
	www.43places.com /places/view/105022 (1154 words)

	Little Italy Redevelopment Corporation
		Old-world charm and a blend of well-preserved homes, restaurants, innovative retail shops and galleries is how Little Italy, one of the city’s most well known neighborhoods, has been described.
		An historic district located minutes from downtown Cleveland, Little Italy maintains its rich cultural heritage while providing a unique atmosphere for living, working, dining and relaxing.
		Location: Adjacent to University Circle and Case Western Reserve University, the area is easily accessible from and to downtown Cleveland and I-90, as well as the area’s world-renowned medical centers.
	www.retailspacescleveland.com /littleitalyneighborhood.htm (321 words)

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		This page is for those traveling in places other than Italy looking for Italian Culture, places to eat, places to visit, etc. The information on these pages has been submitted by members of the Comunes of Italy mailing list.
		Group of Little* Italy residents who want to ensure that the community has a voice in neighborhood development.
		Little Italy is a name, an expression, which has been part of the Mancunian mythology for generations
	www.comunesofitaly.org /LittleItalys.htm (744 words)

	Amazon.com: Mangia, Little Italy!: Secrets from a Sicilian Family Kitchen: Books: Francesca Romina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It's valuable for preserving a singular style of cooking, that of the small-town Sicilian cook from early in the century dropped into the Little Italy of New York--an experience repeated all over the nation in one Little Italy or another during the great wave of 20th-century immigration.
		Little Italy Hotels — More ways to save on hotels near Little Italy in New York City.
		Little Italy Items — NYC t-shirts, gifts, souvenirs such as I Love NY, NYPD and FDNY on sale at NYCwebStore.com.
	www.amazon.com /Mangia-Little-Italy-Secrets-Sicilian/dp/0811815331 (1849 words)

	Cleveland Neighborhoods
		Cleveland Music School Settlement, and the Cleveland Institute of Art.
		Cleveland's Little Italy is bigger and more exciting than New York City's Little Italy, and with its warm authenticity there is still plenty good about it, but I'm sad to report that it's
		Coventry Road in Cleveland Heights used to be a haven for the hippies of the 1960s and later the punks in the 1970s; in later days it was home to the Centrum (a grand theatre) and one of Cleveland's important music venues, the Grog Shop.
	moderncleveland.com /neighborhoods (1307 words)

	Feren Gifts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		“Little Italy has been my adopted neighborhood for the past 10 years.
		Silvaggio and Apicella family roots are in Little Italy.
		Originally, Apicella and Silvaggio were to open only Little Italy Wines, however after significant research and negotiation, it was decided to include Feren Fruit and Gift Baskets into the small retail space at 12408 Mayfield Road.
	www.ferengifts.com /LIW_Press.htm (572 words)

	Urban Evidence - Biographies
		Joseph Kosuth studied art at the Toledo Museum School of Design, the Cleveland Institute of Art, and the School of Visual Arts in New York, in addition to attending the New School for Social Research where he specialized in anthropology and philosophy.
		In Cleveland, she has been active in Art Without Walls and the Committee for Public Art.
		To explore the different properties of salt and other building materials, Tyrrell has carved a series of architectural sculptures from salt blocks, sandstone, and other materials, some to be exhibited indoors and one outdoors; the one installed outdoors will evolve as rain and the elements reshape it.
	www.clevelandart.org /exhibit/urban/bios.html (1799 words)

	Properties Magazine \| January 2004 Article
		Beyond, past tiered rooftops, the Cleveland skyline settles on the horizon, it’s high-rises poking the underbellies of grey clouds.
		A development of 20 high-end townhomes along Mayfield Road, Villa Carabelli is the latest addition to the historic, century-old Little Italy neighborhood, providing among the finest urban living spaces in Cleveland.
		Joseph Carabelli, a sculptor from Italy who’s now regarded by many as “the father of Little Italy,” was a friend of Rockefeller and urged him to fund the project (Carabelli is commemorated through the name of the new development as well as a carved granite monument located near the Villa’s entrance).
	www.propertiesmag.com /archives/2004-01/Villa.htm (1684 words)

	Feast of the Assumption Photos Little Italy Cleve.
		Feast of the Assumption Photos Little Italy Cleve.
		Arts & Culture > Feast of the Assumption Photos Little Italy Cleve.
		Cleveland (Little Italy), Ohio, August 15, 2006 -- The glorious sun shone today for the solemn but celebratory Feast of the Assumption procession through the red brick streets of Little Italy.
	editor.blogster.com /feast_assumption_photos.html (115 words)

	Cleveland's Little Italy , Cleveland Tourism and Things to Do - IgoUgo
		Located on Cleveland's East Side, Little Italy is bordered by University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University, University Circle and Lakeview Cemetery.
		Little Italy has turned this religious Feast Day into a multi-day neighborhood celebration.
		Description: Cleveland's Little Italy is one of its designated Historic Districts.
	www.igougo.com /travelcontent/journal.aspx?JournalID=1177 (260 words)

	Little Italy Cleveland at Why Italy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This is a selection among article about Little Italy Cleveland.
		A region on the West coast of Italy, Tuscany is a fantastic
		edge of Little Italy that brought Davis, known for his expertise in cleaning up polluted sites, and CMHA together.
	www.whyitaly.com /little-italy-cleveland.php (559 words)

	Little Italy Redevelopment Corporation - A City of Cleveland Historic District
		Little Italy Redevelopment Corporation - A City of Cleveland Historic District
		Welcome to Little Italy - a City of Cleveland Historic District.
		The organization was created to facilitate economic development, eliminate blight and deterioration, guard against future deterioration and protect the cultural essence of the community.
	littleitalyredevelopment.org (123 words)

	White Noise, Red Sun: London? Milano? Cleveland's "Little Italy"?
		A little chunk of the web dedicated to keeping our friends, family, fans of Mike's noise and anyone else who for whatever reason cares updated on our year abroad in Ichinomiya, Hyogo, Japan.
		Albero is a home away from home; like Cheers, except we don't go every day, or even every week.
		This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar.
	redsun.gmby.net /2006/05/london-milano-clevelands-little-italy.html (176 words)

	Cleveland (Little Italy), Ohio, art mecca offering contemporary and traditional art, including paintings, fiber, glass, ...
		Cleveland (Little Italy), Ohio, art mecca offering contemporary and traditional art, including paintings, fiber, glass, pastels, oils, pottery, jewelry, sculpture and more.
		is located at 12412 Mayfield Road in the heart of Little Italy.
		We feature an eclectic mix of fine and fabulous art from Northeastern Ohio Artists.
	www.galleriagianna.com (151 words)

	WKSU News: Little Italy Celebrates Columbus Day
		Men and women of the Casa Italia Foundation march in the Columbus Day Parade in Little Italy.
		Children gather candy thrown from a trolley at the Columbus Day Parade in Little Italy.
		Cleveland Museum of Art Marks the Return of Special Exhibitions With "Barcelona and Modernity"
	www.wksu.org /news/story/19952 (427 words)

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