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I don't think that would be allowed based on what was in the language of the amendment. I'm not putting too much stock in the "word on the street".

$300ish gas bills are common for an older house. For a single bedroom apartment or studio you'd pay much less, but do consider KJP's suggestion of a small electric heater for the room(s) you use most. Just try to get one that's energy star approved so you don't end up just shifting from a high gas bill to a high electric bill.

But Newburgh Hts doesn't have transit access at night, so there's have no way to get home from downtown at midnight.

I thought those of you that live in New York would find this amusing. http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-446601?hpt=Sbin

There's a new floorplan on Clevelandmedicalmart.com that wasn't there yesterday showing the "L". http://www.clevelandmedicalmart.com/assets/gallery18.jpg

Perfect example of a town that needs to merge with someone else. I'm guessing the people there would rather end up in Cuyahoga Hts, but there's no good reason Newburgh Heights shouldn't end up in Cleveland. http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2010/05/newburgh_heights_future_in_dou.html Newburgh Heights' future in doubt when RTA closes Harvard District bus garage By Karen Farkas, The Plain Dealer May 19, 2010, 8:00AM NEWBURGH HEIGHTS, Ohio -- When RTA closes its Harvard District bus garage, it will be a severe blow to tiny Newburgh Heights, its mayor said Tuesday. Shuttering the village's biggest employer will lead to a loss of $92,000 a year in payroll taxes, Mayor Derrick Kinder said. The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority will mothball the service garage in September and operate out of its remaining two garages in Cleveland and East Cleveland, a move that will save $5 million a year, said General Manager Joe Calabrese.

We don't post full articles on this site anymore.

^25 is on E 24th between Payne and Superior.

^http://www.riderta.com/nu_newsroom_releases.asp?listingid=1431

Happy Belated Mothers day to all of you UO moms.

^E 13th and Dodge Ct. (the alley between Chester and Euclid)

Agreed. My relatives in Ireland were surprised a few years ago that I have never visited my cousin in Anchorage and rarely see the relatives in upstate NY.

^ I don't think RnR overreacted either, but I don't think it was sexism. I've been followed down the street by people like that before too.

We have a winner.

Oh, oops.

^Burke's runways are 9000 feet. http://www.clevelandairport.com/site/414/default.aspx

^I was under the impression that the A380 could land anywhere the 747 could and I know I've seen 747s at Burke.

11 is Perk Park.

Even better is to give her something modest but cute and not mention that it's sweetest day. ("Here, I got you a flower because I was thinking of you today.") That way if she's heard of the day, she's not disappointed that you didn't get her something, and if she hasn't heard of it, she is really impressed that you surprised her with something cute. (FYI, my wife hadn't heard of sweetest day till we'd been married 8 years.)

^You mean Federal Reserve building. #6 is the Stark building at the corner of W 3rd and St. Clair. http://www.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=W+6th+and+st+clair,+cleveland,+oh&sll=41.499495,-81.695409&sspn=0.460788,0.877533&g=cleveland,+oh&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=W+St+Clair+Ave+%26+W+6th+St,+Cleveland,+Cuyahoga,+Ohio+44113&ll=41.502174,-81.696997&spn=0,0.006856&z=17&layer=c&cbll=41.500451,-81.696933&panoid=OY5AlsBcfE37rWEto72Z3w&cbp=12,186.44,,2,-23.49

Stairs. :-D

Was it on Whiskey Island by the Coast Guard Station?

I prefer the tabs.

Excellent point.

I really really liked Alltel for the years I had them as they had about the same coverage as Verizon, but their customer service was much better in my opinion. Unfortunately Verizon bought them last year.