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means less than 16 million dollars, I guess. this is the way of small programs. Gomillion followed him there, too. https://www.stltoday.com/sports/college/mizzou/cleveland-state-defensive-standout-tre-gomillion-follows-dennis-gates-to-mizzou/article_f9d11543-b131-55dc-ae9c-80419c6580e3.html

the park plan stinks. I thought they were supposed to break ground last year

I don't think there's a high markup on groceries, so they rely on people doing all their shopping there. That's why these GE market district type places put such an emphasis on prepared goods.

https://www.cleveland.com/sports/college/2022/04/cleveland-state-to-name-iowa-state-assistant-daniyal-robinson-as-head-coach-terry-pluto.html

lol bibb's mayor bio page gets out of the 90s. the rest of the site, no

they should build a playground in the middle of the grass with a sidewalk going around it so kids can play and people can cut thru without ruining the rest of the lawn. and looking back, it is also unclear to me if they need the bollards. It wasn't really well reported at the time and my memory of it has faded. It almost looks like the city hired a consulting firm to recommend bollards/barriers to reduce 'terroristic threats' because Jackson wouldn't open up the street unless his concerns about it were addressed and RTA went along with it because of the potential 12 million dollar FTA fine. It looks murky enough that it would be helpful if a reporter asked the city if it is actually a requirement and do we need them if it isn't.

Greek church in tremont on 14th and Fairfield is pretty great

William Chilton did an hour-long interview with American Institute of Architects - Cleveland earlier this week. Did anyone here attend?

As the leading team in their conference, csu mens basketball is hosting the horizon league tournament quarter finals on Mar 3. go get your tix online.

seems like misuse of eminent domain

lots of ppl there for Friday's win

I think there's a city style guide regarding matching the setback, height and roof type of the structures on that street

zip line from key tower

tower city is still rough after the flood last summer. I was walking around, thinking about these small boutiques and wondering if they just need to decrease the vacancy to lure more retailers

if theyre interested in keeping the main ave bridge long-term, but get rid of the connector over w 3rd, i think it would be a good idea to route the SR2 exits to w 3rd and open up lakeside for development a little bit

I cant totally remember, but i don't think it takes away any street parking

the top three floors. woof

lol I heard you can air bnb big pink

gilbert doesn't own the jack anymore, I don't think

new health line bus in the wild

I think they mentioned not having a basement in the commission meetings. when they were explaining that a lot of mechanical stuff would be on ground level

they weren't all cleveland cops

I'm not sure this is obvious or even true. I wonder how many people use the redline-greenway to stop by hooples. it literally might be zero on most days. (there is enough parking even with the trail, so i don't necessarily side with hoople's ownership either) I live along the towpath and run on it most days. It is not very high traffic and most people are using it for an exercise regiment, not to get to places. The redline-greenway has been mostly vacant whenever I've used it. These rails to trails routs are great amenities for the community and hopefully can become something of a bike street once all the local trails are more connected, but i don't think there is evidence that they are revenue drivers for anything yet.

CSU has to cancel Duke and Kent State games due to covid. Apparently looked pretty good against Oklahoma State the other day.