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I get that it does happen.....However it's VERY infrequent. Is Francis ave by the Hanna building where Winterton is moving? If not, I don't see your point.

^Bad example.

^If you don't hang out at places like Ultra, gang bang, or sell drugs, you have nothing to worry about.

RTA adds service from Cleveland to work hubs in Solon and Steelyard Commons CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority tweaks its bus and train schedules and routes every quarter, routine housekeeping aimed at improving service. But several changes reviewed Tuesday by RTA's operations committee suggest something a bit out of the ordinary for Cuyahoga County's bus system. RTA is preparing to strengthen routes linking northeastern parts of the county with Solon and the Steelyard Commons shopping complex. http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2013/12/rta_adding_more_service_from_n.html#incart_river_default

Second District ‏@second_district 21m VICE BUSTED A HOUSE YESTERDAY BASED ON INFORMATION FROM A FACEBOOK TIP. KEEP FEEDING US THE INFO AND WE WILL FOLLOW-UP, I PROMISE. https://twitter.com/second_district

I'm really excited about this: TAC will be opening in 2014 in conjunction with the Fairmont Creamery development in Tremont and just steps from Ohio City! TAC will offer several fitness options, with brand new cardio equipment, plate-loaded and selectorized circuits, an expansive free-weight area including powerlifting equipment, and a devoted functional training area. Both individual and small group training will be offered, as well as a variety of class options and massage. Check this page for updates as the opening date draws near! In the meantime, please use this page to ask questions or suggest any equipment or amenities you would like to see incorporated in the facility. See you soon! Follow us on Twitter! @TremontAthletic https://www.facebook.com/tremontathleticclub

Under, huh?

Convention hotel design has the potential to contribute to Cleveland skyline, but still needs refinement The architects of the new Cleveland Convention Center hotel envision a svelte, glassy tower tall enough to make a sizable impact on the downtown skyline and to grab views of Lake Erie from just about every room. Yet they also want the hotel to fit comfortably amid the nearly century-old neoclassical civic buildings in the city’s historic Group Plan District, conceived by Chicago architect Daniel Burnham in 1903. http://www.cleveland.com/architecture/index.ssf/2013/11/convention_hotel_design_has_th.html

^^Excellent point

^Really?!? Both sides will have lake views.

Emma Stone dude. I'm going to find her and keep her.

Zashin & Rich law firm leases last full floor of Ernst & Young Tower at Flats East Bank project CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Zashin & Rich Co. has leased the last full floor of the Ernst & Young Tower at the Flats East Bank project. The law firm, which has roughly 45 attorneys and staff members in downtown Cleveland, expects to move in June from 55 Public Square to the fourth floor of the Ernst & Young building. Bucking the space-shedding trend, Zashin & Rich is expanding its footprint, which will grow from just under 14,300 square feet in its current offices to 21,000 square feet in the city's first new private office tower in decades. http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2013/11/zashin_rich_law_firm_leases_la.html#incart_river_default

DowntownCLE ‏@DowntownCLE 14h The nighttime views from the future Apartments at the 9 are gorgeous-even on a rainy night! #dtCLE pic.twitter.com/deQuQ12lqh

Yup and 370'...not too shabby.

^Come on up!

Momocho's Eric Williams Announces Ohio City Breakfast Joint Eric Williams, along with his partner Randy Carter, will open Jack Flaps, a 40-seat "urban breakfast shop" in Ohio City. Set in the former home of Palookaville Chili (3900 Lorain Ave.), the breakfast and lunch cafe will serve a short stack of creative waffles, pancakes and French toast dishes. http://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2013/11/06/momochos-eric-williams-announces-ohio-city-breakfast-joint

Jason Lloyd was just on espn 850 talking about the Cavs. He made a comment about Tristan Thompson becoming an all-star caliber player sooner rather than later. A year ago he could've never imagined saying that. Everyone is very impressed with this kid's work ethic and new found shooting touch.

^How many wins? Vegas has the over/under at 40.5.

Mark Leahy, manager of Pittsburgh's convention center, chosen to run new Cleveland complex CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The man who opened Pittsburgh's convention center in 2002 and has since operated the Steel City facility is set to take the helm at Cleveland's new convention complex in the center of downtown. SMG, the incoming manager of the Cleveland Convention Center, has picked longtime industry executive Mark Leahy to oversee the building and the attached Global Center for Health Innovation. A 55-year-old Boston native, Leahy also has operated convention centers in Boston and Savannah, Ga., and has experience in everything from sales and marketing to setting up and breaking down events. http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2013/10/mark_leahy_manager_of_pittsbur.html#incart_river_default

Tebow isn't coming to Cleveland, and Cleveland isn't going to Tebow. Why waste time discussing it?

Annnnnnnnnnnnnnd Campbell becomes the 20th QB to start for Browns since 1999

Two new images posted on FEB facebook

The Buckeyes are in much better position today. It started Thursday night with UCF’s upset over undefeated Louisville and continued Saturday with losses by Clemson, LSU, Texas A&M, UCLA, South Carolina and Georgia. All of them were top 15 teams heading into the day, and all of them were essentially eliminated from national title contention this week. The fact Clemson was demolished by Florida State helped the Seminoles leapfrog Ohio State in the standings, but it eliminated Clemson from what has become, essentially, a four-team race. Missouri, Baylor and Miami may all have something to say before the end of the year, but Ohio State is right there with FSU, Oregon and Alabama in the race for the crystal football. Because of their schedule, the Buckeyes probably need two of those other teams to lose if they’re going to play for all the marbles this season.

I'm pretty excited to see what downtown Cleveland looks like in 2016!

This is the new. This is Downtown Cleveland. Be among the first to see DCA's new video: https://twitter.com/DowntownCLE