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Because overcrowding wasn't the only driving force. Like many other innovations or cultural changes (private cars, TVs, microwave ovens, computers, etc..), moving to lower density places became increasing available to the less and less affluent. I get that. I'm just wondering why you still think sprawl is acceptable for a region that isn't growing population wise.

^The difference between sprawl of the early days vs. today is the region was still gaining population. Why should there be a need for sprawl when the population in NEO is stagnate or in decline? Your reasoning is flawed.

Waverly only has 1 unit left. I knew these would sell quickly but WOW! I'm excited to hear where their next development might be. There's still some areas left on Bridge Ave that could use a Waverly type project...

Clifton in Lakewood was completely resurfaced two or three years ago.

Long-dormant flats water taxi could be revived by summer 2015, says metroparks ceo The Flats water taxi of the '80s and '90s that ferried riders from the east bank of the Cuyahoga River to the west bank could be reborn as soon as summer of 2015 -- and in its new incarnation, it will connect not only spots in the Flats but also places along the river and lakefront. Imagine biking or taking the RTA to the new Flats East project, having a beer by the boardwalk, then hopping a water taxi to Nautica or Rivergate Park – bike in tow -- and you're starting to see the full picture. Eventually, organizers say, you'll be able to take a boat from the Flats to Voinovich Park, enjoying the splendor of Lake Erie and a vista of downtown along the way. http://www.freshwatercleveland.com/devnews/flatswatertaxi031314.aspx

Browns signing Karlos Dansby to a 4yr $24m deal. $14m of it is guaranteed. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24478269/report-browns-lb-karlos-dansby-agree-to-terms-on-4-year-deal

Eleven Warriors ‏@11W 11m Report: Donte Whitner is returning to Cleveland, expects to sign with Browns shortly after 4 p.m. today. http://11w.rs/1gibdVf

Frontier Airlines service at Cleveland Hopkins expands again CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Frontier Airlines this morning announced it was adding six more nonstop destinations out of Cleveland, including a seasonal nonstop to Phoenix. Other cities gaining nonstop service on Frontier beginning in June are Raleigh-Durham, Atlanta, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale and Fort Myers. The Denver-based carrier just last month launched a new nonstop from Hopkins to Trenton, N.J., and also announced it would add year-round nonstop service to Orlando, Fla., and seasonal nonstops to Seattle. The Orlando service begins June 13 and the Seattle service June 15. http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2014/03/frontier_airlines_service_at_c.html#incart_river_defaul

music box supper club in the flats set to break ground, open in august The development partnership behind the Music Box, a forthcoming supper club on the west bank of the Flats that will offer live music on two stages, will break ground this week. A demolition permit has been issued by the city, and the club will hold a soft opening in August and have a full concert lineup by September. http://www.freshwatercleveland.com/devnews/themusicbox031014.aspx

I love how E.rocc never answers questions directed at him esp after numerous people prove his points/thoughts are not true. He just responds w/more BS. Good stuff.

Fresh data suggest Northeast Ohio has been creating jobs, not losing them: editorial News accounts from last year and earlier this year purporting to show drastic job losses in Greater Cleveland had many people scratching their heads. The economy may not have been booming, but it certainly wasn't imploding, as front-page headlines in The Plain Dealer and on cleveland.com suggested. Yet, the employment estimates provided by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and cited in the paper and online showed large year-over-year decreases in total jobs for several months in a row. We were on a losing streak, so the story went. Only we weren't. It now appears the Cleveland metropolitan area actually was gaining jobs. http://www.cleveland.com/opinion/index.ssf/2014/02/fresh_data_suggests_northeast.html#incart_river_default

Any artists on UO? RTA seeking artists for gateway, light pole designs on Clifton Boulevard CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Transit planners upgrading the roadway and bus shelters along Clifton Boulevard in Lakewood and Cleveland are looking for artists to bring a finishing touch to the work. The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority has put out a call for proposals for two creative elements – sign poles and two gateways that will be portals to the 4.1-mile corridor. See application form here (pdf). http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2014/02/rta_seeking_artists_for_gatewa.html#incart_river_default

Three Northeast Ohio groups make requests for more state cash Cuyahoga County asks for $20.4 million from capital budget, including $7 million to go toward proposed pedestrian walkway Three groups chosen by Gov. John Kasich have put together a $39.6 million wish list for Northeast Ohio now that the governor is re-opening the capital budget to projects around the state. Capital budget requests A look at the local projects and the amounts requested from the state: Cleveland Lakefront Access: $7,000,000 Flats East Gateway and Riverfront: $6,000,000 Akron Global Business Accelerator: $3,700,000 New Economy Neighborhood Fairfax Renaissance: $3,000,000 Cascade Plaza Renovation: $2,500,000 Austen BioInnovation Institute, Advanced Prototyping and Preparedness Structure: $1,500,000 Cleveland Museum of Art: $1,060,522 Karamu House renovation: $1,060,522 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame theater renovation: $1,060,522 Severance Hall Reinberger Auditorium renovation: $1,060,522 Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens restoration: $1,060,522 Akron Mayflower Manor Redevelopment Area: $1,000,000 Central Neighborhood Care Alliance Health Center: $1,000,000 Gordon Square Arts District: $1,000,000 Euclid Waterfront improvements: $1,000,000 http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20140223/SUB1/302239986

Cleveland.com is reporting that the Cavs are trying to trade Zeller. Didn't see that one coming.

Maybe this says more about AV?

Michelle J. McFee ‏@mjarboe 46s Here's the overhead site plan, which shows what they're doing along Euclid. Landscaping, paths, etc

Justin Masterson, Cleveland Indians agree on 1-year deal worth $9.8 million

Phoenix Coffee to Open Ohio City Location This Summer The rumors are true, java lovers: Local coffee roasters Phoenix Coffee will open a cafe in Ohio City this summer in an as-of-yet unreleased location. Phoenix already has shops on Lee Road and Coventry in Cleveland Heights and on E. 9th St. downtown. The Ohio City shop will be its first franchise on the west side. Coffee director Chris Feran says Phoenix is aiming for "late summer" for an opening, likely sometime in August. He says they intend to create "a little bit of a different feel" there. http://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2014/02/18/phoenix-coffee-to-open-ohio-city-location-this-summer

Keep swinging that truth axe, CDM!

HAHAHAHAH The old tOSU is afraid to play UC bit...Now that's funny!

How many beers deep is this guy? Sorry, I meant little guy.

^oooooooooooooo burn!

^I would say that too if I had your Cincinnati little man's complex.

The funny thing is you are all in tOSU thread...which proves my point, little men. We aren't in the UC thread b/c no one cares.

UC had nothing to do with this. A couple of 20 year old kids did this. And the "secondary" language is silly. UC is a major top 25 public research University. Why does it seem like everyone in CIN has little man's complex?