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^ and they can continue to help sustain the arts community without having to smoke on public property. Last summer and few forum members and I volunteered a couple weekends to clean up the litter in Edgewater Park. The amount of cigarette butts and black n mild tips littered in the park and on the beach was absolutely ridiculous.

^ I would say that a new 2,000 unit housing development would qualify as news :-o. What are development are you speaking of exactly?

^where are these being posted?

This is not dumb. I cannot stand the piles of cigarette buts that line our sidewalks. It's disgusting

well as long as your not sanguine...

That's the penthouse for Rosetta Marketing who will be moving their 400+ workforce into that building.

^ Its less about bypassing the traffic (which would indeed be nice) and more about not having to deal with the snow and slush in the winter, for me anyway.

I don't get the anti bridge sentiment, If it helps connect the station to the street what's the issue?

Getting to that station from the Market (or anywhere on 25th for that matter) is not ideal. I always thought a pedestrian bridge over Carnegie/Lorain would be awesome.

^ I wouldn't put her West of downtown if shes going to school at CWRU

It sounds like she wants to be around nightlife so I'd suggest she stay in the downtown/warehouse district area, definitely the most amount of restaurants, bars, clubs. If proximity to school is what shes after than maybe take a look around little italy.

668 is an awesome building but it may be outside your price range. You should add Reserve Square and the E. 4th apartments to your search

^^ Sounds like an idiot kid more than a criminal. A similar situation happened on Chester, ALL the cars parked in front of Statler Arms had their windows smashed after a browns game

More great news for downtown! This should help the Medical Mart in attracting conventions

^ someone want to translate that?

^ picture 21 is at is the end of Fruit Ave. in Tremont is it not?

^ awesome news, but what about ingenuity fest?

Panhandling can be a serious nuisance to businesses and their workforce without being criminal you guys....

^ the apartment complex for the chronically homeless should help some, but more importantly the city, especially the central business district, needs to take an aggressive anti-panhandling stance. http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/police/crime-reporting/AggressivePanhandling.asp

I agree man...I'm downtown just about ever freaking day....I've never seen any issues (outside of brown's games and St patty's day). some people are just drama queens. Sh!T happens EVERYWHERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you don't like downtown that's fine....get a different job. Ok downtown resident here so dont get your pantys in a bunch.... The notion that this happens 'everywhere' is garbage. It may happen in other large urban area's but it doesn't happen in the suburbs. That is what you guys are failing to understand here. This isn't a city vs city thing....its a city vs suburb thing. Cleveland perception from those who live outside its borders is awful and we should be doing everything we possibly can to change that, especially considering our latest census numbers and the current state of e.9th st.

^I was thinking the same thing about XYZ. Every time I drive by that place it is packed, I am not sure how you could consider it a disappointment.

That area is booming. Love it. Any updates on the apartments in the old 'Cheerios' building? http://www.freshwatercleveland.com/features/cherriosbldg110410.aspx

^ I've been noticing this too

^ My girlfriend almost lost her mind when I told her that. Any idea where in the park they plan to locate?

The wrecking crew was out on this beautiful weekend.... Here are some pictures of the progress IMG_0137 by hubz1124, on Flickr IMG_0141 by hubz1124, on Flickr IMG_0143 by hubz1124, on Flickr IMG_0145 by hubz1124, on Flickr IMG_0147 by hubz1124, on Flickr IMG_0151 by hubz1124, on Flickr