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No, i don't think its possible. Why do it? You could still consolidate the 4 squares and leave the monument where it is.

aren't those under Euclid, not Superior?

^I agree with your first paragraph, but you're off point in the second paragraph. Unions do hurt Ohio's competitiveness. We have a much larger union presence here that hurts productivity and increases costs for businesses.

Buffalo.

The Cleveland Foundation is behind this entire project. They are looking into ways to improve the school situation for families that would live in Upper Chester.

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^actually, I think that the CVS is an older building. I remember that it was a somewhat fancy restaurant back in the 1980s. I could be wrong, but I think it dates back well before the 80s.

^Nope, I haven't seen them.

Have you seen the plans?

http://blog.cleveland.com/medical/2008/03/mmpi_has_asked_for_more.html Medical Mart deadline extended by a week Posted by Sarah Hollander March 05, 2008 12:29PM The would-be developer on the Medical Mart/Convention Center project has asked for more time to reach a deal and Cuyahoga County has agreed. Commissioners hoped to know whether they had a deal with Chicago-based Merchandise Mart Properties, Inc. this week, but they're giving the company another week...

Hmm, now E.4 restaurants are deciding to go through design review. I heard that Zocalo and Maron skipped that step.

Neither. Frank Gehry got his hands on it over the weekend.

Lola? Have you been there?

StoneMad should be open by St. Paddy's Day. W.65th north of Detroit Ave. I can't wait to see this place.

^my questions regard the built environment, not vacancy numbers.

I agree. How wide will these buildings have to be in order to reach so high? What will this do for street life (who would want to go outside in that heat anyways???

goteenb, welcome to UrbanOhio!

Away from the lake, it is 68 degrees. Very windy. Nice pictures.

The location of the proposed garage has change a few times over the past 6 months. The idea is that Ignatius would use it during the day and then it would be open to the public during the evenings and weekends.

^I'll post the article. I just read it in the paper edition and it is a total waste of space. No details other than there will be retail on first floor, office space on the lower floors and residential on the upper floors. No timeline, no total number of units, no nothing. They do talk about the need for more parking. Supposedly, the City is discussing how and where to put in a parking garage in the immediate area. Maybe they could just knock down the W.25th red line station and put the garage in its place??

Very good news because these are new jobs. Tech support firm picks Tyler Village By JAY MILLER 4:30 am, March 3, 2008 PC Helps Support LLC of Bala Cynwyd, Pa., a tech support firm, plans to open a local call center in the Tyler Village complex in Cleveland’s St. Clair-Superior neighborhood by June 1, a company spokesman said. The company expects to staff up to 100 people within the first three years of operation. PC Helps was awarded a $214,800 state tax credit to help set up a Cleveland office.

^there's a new article in Crains this week. Their website is having some issues. I'll post when the full story becomes available.

This is not a project, but I'll put it here anyways. http://cleve.live.advance.net/printer/printer.ssf?/base/cuyahoga/120445024116520.xml&coll=2 Urban Community School celebrates 40 years of success Cleveland elementary celebrates 40 years of innovative education Sunday, March 02, 2008 Jennifer González Plain Dealer Reporter Marquex Rey is an at torney awaiting an assignment in the Foreign Service. Marcela Alonso works as a pediatric nurse. Her brother Daniel, a National Merit semifinalist from St. Ignatius High School, is headed to Columbia University. And Kristina Morales is an assistant vice president at KeyBank. But they all have at least one thing in common: They credit their success to Urban Community School. Now marking its 40th year, the innovative, private elementary school on Cleveland's near West Side has been unwavering in its mission to educate low-income students through an unusual nongraded curriculum...

So the Browns are also getting some stud DT from the Lions in a trade for Bodden and a 3rd rounder?

Looks like the Clinic is going to try again for the UC Design Review: http://www.universitycircle.org/content/UserFiles/File/Design%20Review%20District%20Agenda/Agenda%20030608.pdf