Roosevelt Neighborhood News January 2026
What do you want to see happen in Roosevelt in 2026? The Roosevelt Neighborhood Association is launching a Neighborhood Priorities Survey […]
What do you want to see happen in Roosevelt in 2026? The Roosevelt Neighborhood Association is launching a Neighborhood Priorities Survey […]
Looking to reduce plastic in your daily routine? Ravenna Refills, our January Business of the Month, is a plastic-free general store offering B Corp-certified home and personal-care products. With 60 refillable items, community swaps, and a neighborhood pantry, this local gem makes sustainable living easy. Stop by and see for yourself!
Hello again! Happy holidays of all sorts (or just happy days) to all Rooseveltians wherever they may be! Lots of
Shop in your own neighborhood with this 2025 Holiday Gift Guide for Roosevelt and Ravenna!
Celebrating nearly 50 years in Roosevelt, Sunlight Cafe proves vegetarian comfort food can win over everyone. This family-owned gem offers more than affordable meals—its cozy atmosphere and genuine warmth create the connection and soul many restaurants have lost. No wonder it’s the neighborhood’s oldest dining establishment.
The RNA used sticky notes and a cool tool called Polis to surface neighbor opinions about what Roosevelt needs. Here are the results!
Here’s a recap of the inaugural Rooted in Roosevelt festival on September 20, 2025 — a neighborhood celebration featuring live music, local businesses, food trucks, and over 1,000 attendees, with plans to make it an annual tradition returning in 2026.
Lots to do this month, from painting with pets, coffee with the candidates, to lots (and lots) of cider! Oh, and the story of our neighbor, Roosevelt Vaccum!
For nearly 40 years, three generations of Gloria’s family have kept Roosevelt’s vacuums running from the same location. Gloria combines her grandfather’s repair expertise with deep neighborhood connections, delighting in serving second and third-generation customers who trust her skill at solving complex repair problems.