Whipjacka

didn't he sell his stake in the casino?

why wouldn't the mayor of any town advocate for their local economy?

so, X. is JB a racist or is he not?

Cleveland SceneCleveland State to Convert Part of Parking Garage Into Ne..."How are we gonna keep this homegrown talent here in the region in Cleveland?” I think CSU galleries could could help with that.”

the articles have different figures. is wkyc the credible one

a city that needs 200k more residents than it has shouldn't intentionally be cooling down residential development.

e12 could be a really nice residential street. if it's offices, it has to be a hq move like jones day

there's articles in the brookpark stadium thread. they're saying the chamber of commerce isn't serving the i terrestrial of the city, county, small businesses

that's the pickle. it's hard for them to be against any public subsidy as long as they continue to ask for public dollars.

people hate the haslams.

it's a gas station. gas wells were dug behind the building

victory and viking cruise ships in port

if he cares about it now, he'll care about it when he's 75

he should allude to the fact that haslam routinely cons people and steals their money.

lol I came on here to say Dave Jenkins has the writing style of s 16 year old girl.

thelyy demo it if tbe browns leave

twitter hates the lakefront renderings

no it was to make it eco friendly. spend 100 million for a 1 million annual savings.

they look nice. 18 1-bedroom units

I'll be dead by the time this gets done

paste the title of the cle.com article in Google news

top of e9 pier where the parking lot is. I'm sure there's pretty strict regulations around where these can be.

I'm not against bus lanes but someone did point something out. if you drive from the zoo to Detroit avenue - the only time you ever go under the speed limit is like 600 feet from w25 to Mitchell's. without big time signal prioritization, I'm not sure a dedicated bus lane is saving more than 3 minutes. I'm just wondering what it really buys you

the state needs to pay the bond with an increase of tax revenue. the point is the state makes the same money on the soccer match, whether it is played in cleveland, columbus, or toledo. so poaching events from things that would already be held in ohio does not make the bond less risky

it's a very important point. the competitive advantage of the dome for hosting events gets smaller with every new stadium that gets built