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they have a whiteboard in one of the windows now saying 50% off.

their lack of street presence is actually astonishing. especially since it's a chain

being absorbed into cleveland isn't a clean slate. cleveland has trouble managing its own blighted streets. a mass demo project like what is being proposed would have to be a federal thing to be done quickly

Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque director John Ewing announces retirement Story HERE By: Joey Morona, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque is one of the city’s great cultural treasures. Nowhere else can you see “Thelma & Louise” in dazzling 4K and Billy Wilder’s “The Spirit of St. Louis” in its original 35mm format one week, and then Wes Anderson’s underappreciated “Asteroid City” and the Cleveland premiere of “The Beasts,” the 2023 Best Picture winner at Spain’s Goya Awards, the next week For nearly four decades, John Ewing has been the driving force behind the Cinematheque. But this will be his last full year as its director. On Friday, Ewing announced his retirement effective June 30, 2024. “It’s something I wrestled with,” he told cleveland.com. “I actually thought I might do it in June of this year, but it didn’t quite feel right. The Cinematheque was still trying to rebound from the pandemic. But our numbers are back up. We’re pretty close to pre-pandemic levels. So, I feel like I’m leaving at a pretty good time when the organization isn’t limping.” Ewing, 72, said health considerations played a role in the decision, too. He would also like to spend more time with his two young grandchildren, who recently moved to the area. “There are other things I can be doing,” he said. “But it’s hard. It’s like I’ve raised a child, which is now age 37. It’s time to see if they can walk on their own.”

Horizon League dropped their schedules today. Here's the Men's schedule. Schedule and Ticket Info below https://www.csuvikings.com/sports/m-baskbl/2023-24/releases/20230822l2y0hq NOVEMBER Mon. 6 at Duquesne - Pittsburgh, PA Wed. 8 Defiance - Wolstein Center Sat. 11 Ohio - Wolstein Center Wed. 15 Canisius - Wolstein Center Sat. 18 at Eastern Michigan - Ypsilanti, MI Wed. 29 at Youngstown State - Youngstown, OH DECEMBER Sat. 2 Detroit - Wolstein Center Sat. 9 at Kent State - Kent, OH Fri. 15 at Bradley - Peoria, IL Thu. 21 Western Michigan - Wolstein Center Thu. 28 Oakland - Wolstein Center Sun. 31 at IUPUI - Indianapolis, IN JANUARY Thu. 4 at Wright State - Fairborn, OH Sun. 7 Northern Kentucky - Wolstein Center Fri. 12 at Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI Sun. 14 at Green Bay - Green Bay, WI Sat. 20 Purdue Fort Wayne - Wolstein Center Thu. 25 Wright State - Wolstein Center Sun. 28 Robert Morris - Wolstein Center FEBRUARY Thu. 1 at Detroit - Detroit, MI Sat. 3 at Oakland - Rochester, MI Wed. 7 at Purdue Fort Wayne - Fort Wayne, IN Wed. 14 Milwaukee - Wolstein Center Sat. 17 Youngstown State - Wolstein Center Thu. 22 at Northern Kentucky - Highland Heights, KY Sun. 25 at Robert Morris - Moon Township, PA Wed. 28 Green Bay - Wolstein Center MARCH Sat. 2 IUPUI - Wolstein Center Cleveland State will also host the Viking Invitational with two games taking place in Woodling Gymnasium the week of November 20. The Vikings also plan to add one final road non-conference game, with opponent and date details to be announced in the near future.

i agree - it is very good and sorely needed.

lol they could expand the convention center

Who knows. if they only need like 15 floors, it may be worth gradually taking over 200 PS.

I think they just have several floors of the building like cliffs does with 200 PS

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Cliffs trying to buy US Steel https://www.clevelandcliffs.com/news/news-releases/detail/600/cleveland-cliffs-proposes-to-acquire-u-s-steel

bing is more up-to-date.

it may sit on the market for a few years, but I think someone is going to buy the Hyland campus, demo it and build new housing. it's a rich suburb where there is high-end housing demand.

it would be less complicated than other sites downtown. a large plot of land, mostly publicly owned. CSU is looking to unload the arena site. It would also give CSU an opportunity to use it for their own athletic program and have it basically be on campus

they're also rerouting cedar as a part of the e22nd "landbridge" if you wanted to get weird with it, you could vacate Carnegie between 18 and 22nd and orient the stadium North to South.

why are they starting regular waterfront service next summer and not in October?

how could it 'easily be filled? I think the water is kept at that depth because of the active port right next to it

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I like the idea of the Bluffs park and the bridge is becoming refined in a positive way. I think the bridge should be as slender as they can make it. one critique is I think the beach concept is misguided. its trying to cram a little bit of everyone's ideas into one project, but it won't be large enough to really work. I'd like to see some large shade trees and landscaping that is less ornamental. This would really work well too if they were anchored by another family-friendly museum/entertainment-type thing there. bummer the aquarium is across the river

it would be big if they did and I think Ken offered some insight into it in a couple of his articles. I don't think we have any evidence either way to speculate tho

I hope the county wouldn't subsidize a move away from cleveland and these suburban cities don't try to poach the team. I don't think the browns risk losing viewership/fan support if they leave the city, but they do if they left the county.

I'm hoping for a site west of Ontario. Tho CSU just issued an RFQ for a new arena

wow that board is dysfunctional.

you'll always be a dirt lot to me