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^Is that the place that was going to be named Stone Mad?

anyone know how many units have sold so far?

For jobs in and around Cleveland, here is a good site: http://www.gcbl.org/action-areas/jobs the www.gcbl.org site in general is a very interesting place for urban planners..

are any of these firms from out of town? from the suburbs?

I'm very glad that CC featured that article. I haven't met anyone that has worked with Jackson who would disagree. Its frustrating to read the PD and see how ignorant many of these journalists.

I think that there should be an "I abstain from voting" vote. ;)

That is a slogan that the Indy car race uses. The race is staged at the small airport that is directly north of downtown on Lake Erie.

The salt miles go down at least a mile (I think two). The city council members get a tour each year.

ah, my wife is in charge of a movie club that night. Oh well, I'll be at home with my 2 yr old son.

I drive by this place everyday. From what I can tell on my seconds-long gaze, it appears to be filling up very slowly. I've seen more units with lights on. This week, I've noticed workers eating lunch on a balcony overlooking the lake. Little by little..

I doubt it. If they keep the ramps, it adds about $3-4 million to the project because they'd completely rebuild them. Its cheaper just to eliminate them.

So, when is this thing happening?

I remember Nashville's traffic being pretty bad (and I remember Nashvillians pretty much thinking that their city was the greatest place in the world..). How does Cincy's traffic compare?

^There is the Chicago Deli and I believe that there is also some middle eastern place--both on Euclid across from the Heart Center. I also heard that a new middle eastern rest/ grocer is going to build on Carnegie somewhere across from the Playhouse.

It will be on Cedar (southside) and E.something. Just south of the center of campus.

fyi I loved wearing my uniform every single day at wonderful St. Ignatius!! No sarcasm intended! Viva St. Ignatius!!

or maybe it will be the Stark project..

Go Kenyon!

Removing the Carnegie ramp: This is really bad for economic development and a very stupid move.

yep, that's the one. Its a very nice space.

^are you talking about the plaza behind the building? That was built about 2 yrs ago.

Steve Litt: Hates the new Case dorms and loves the CSU Student Center.

Pilsen, the home of Cristo Rey Academy!! The most innovative inner city school model to come around since who knows when.

i always felt that the areas around Chicago's high rise residential buildings (especially to the immediate south and west of Millenium Park) were pretty dead all things considered. I much prefer the northern neighborhoods to the north of Lincoln Park. There is something to be said for neighborhoods where you have to park on the street and walk to your flat (if you drive at all).

^yep, i've heard the same thing. As far as GLBC goes, its great to hear that they will be brewing 24hrs a day. They are looking to hire 2nd and 3rd shift workers.