FutureHeights is leading this project to propose plans for the revitalization of the business districts along Noble Road. Noble Neighbors is a partner in this project along with the City of Cleveland Heights, the City of East Cleveland, NOAH (Northeast Ohio Alliance for Hope) and NELA Park. Together we are considering visual and functional points of unity for four business districts: The Triangle District (Noble, Warrensville Center and Mayfield Roads), Noble-Monticello, Noble-Nela, and Noble-Euclid.

This project is OUR project - it belongs to the people who live and work along Noble Road. While we are using consultants to help us with the technical aspect of creating this proposal, It is OUR input that is driving this plan. EVERY voice is critical to help us shape the proposal into a plan that will work for us as a neighborhood. Please do review the presentations that have been made so far and do attend the next public meeting.
To see the April 4 presentation &
give feedback on the survey,
Click here.

Your input makes
a difference!​

 Next Public Meeting:
RESCHEDULED to July 18, 2019, 7pm
host site: Central BIble Baptist Church
2285 Noble Road


At this meeting, the consultants will make their third and final presentation to us based on OUR input. That's what they've been contracted to do. This phase of the project does not involve shovels and builders.

So what happens next? The Noble Road Corridor Planning Project will be given to the cities of Cleveland Heights and East Cleveland. Each city has already been considering what portions of the project can be engaged immediately. Look for placemaking installations.

Both cities are already considering how the larger parts of the project can be implemented. Of course, that involves bigger issues - financing, property ownership, business recruitment and development, and more. It also means that there's still room for revision in the plan. The ball is in our court to keep this project moving! Keep your voice in it!
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Noble Gardeners' Market
Saturdays, July 20 - Sept 21, 2019

For three Saturdays - August 25, September 1 and 8, 2018, we launched a test market to see how much interest there is for neighbors to buy and sell home grown fruit, vegetables and flowers to each other. You can see more about the concept and our experience by clicking here.

The response was tremendous! People came from all over the city and across city boundaries to be part of this hyper-local market. Participants were overwhelmingly people who want to buy from neighbors. If you grow food and flowers in your backyard or in community gardens, plan your 2019 garden so you have excess to sell! We need grower/sellers!

While we'll refine our plans in the next few weeks, here's your sneak preview: the Noble Gardener's Market will be held on Saturday mornings July 20 - Sept 21, 2019.

News

Healthy Eating Block Party on Roanoke

Sunday, June 30, Noon-4pm
Roanke between Monticello and Noble.
Join this unique event to learn about healthy eating. Great give-aways of Cavs gear, gift cards and more!

Next Noble Neighbors meeting:

First Tuesday of each month, 7pm, usually.  We rotate where we meet between the public meeting places in the neighborhood.
Tuesday, July 2, 2019, 7:00pm
at Boyd Park.

​Click here for more information.

Reading and Action Group: Green North

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​Next Meeting: July 14, 2019, 3pm at Noble Library.
Click here for reading preparation
June 26, 6:30-8pm, Rec Center
Discussion: Could the Noble district become an insect sanctuary? Read more here.

Donate to
​Noble Neighbors

You can now financially support Noble Neighbors and deduct your donation from your taxes thanks to our new partnership with FutureHeights. Make sure you designate Noble Neighbors in the drop-down menu.

Currently we need funds for:
   Event signage
   Event materials and supplies
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Checks need to be made out to FutureHeights with Noble Neighbors in the memo line. Checks and cash will be received at each Noble Neighbors meeting.

Neighborhood News:

Meet Your Police

Thursday, June 6, 2018, 6 - 8pm

On the first Thursday of every month, the police will be in our neighborhood to meet with us (and any other Cleveland Heights resident).  On the other Thursdays, the police will return to City Hall where they have been meeting us for years.  Let's take advantage of this!!


​Quote Wall

Just want you to know I sold almost everything at my sale this weekend. The weekend event was also a great time to re-connect with neighbors on the street!!
     ~ a resident offered feedback after We Are Noble 2019
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You guys are doing such amazing... You can feel it as you drive through the neighborhood!
​     ~ Noble School staff member during NobleFest 2019
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It is wonderful to see how this event has grown since its inception.  Other places have SID’s and events for the commercial areas, but only in Noble is it a true neighborhood and community-building event.  Congratulations!
     ~ a former resident responded to our latest email preparing for We Are Noble, May 2019
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Click here to read more quotes!