Whipjacka

all the local sports people are apologists for this team. its unbelievable

right by brewnuts - where i think they were doing events

prospect has a ton of potential.

it also sounds like that haslams are SOL if they want the state money up front. 100% of this fund would not go to one stadium.

they can even do small things on the red line. put a schedules and maps on the platform, for instance. a cash strapped organization needs to do the little things right, but RTA does not. This new fleet is a big opportunity to re-brand the organization- hope they don't blow it.

underground. utility -electrical. caused power outages (and my internet)

is he poaching? sounds like this just fell into his lap and (as a mayor should) he's trying to make it work

you hire a firm to execute exactly what everyone else in the world is doing. it reminds me of 2010 when every school/university wall needed inspirational quotes and random word clusters painted on them

it's odd that theve been going with the short vincent angle for PR. that street is now just 4 parking garages and several stinky dumpsters. I'd be playing up heart of the action on euclid ave more

you guys are going crazy

NEO has traditionally done pretty well with these.

velvet dog on w6 is closing

west park, 117 and west blvd stations are all just waiting for TOD.

I don't think its been open in at least ten years

the city is still a third of the county population. They'd need the suburbs to be fully behind the move to get the county support. people that live in the suburbs have a lot of interests - some like the browns downtown, some don't want to give over a billion dollars to a sports franchise, some hate the browns and believe the haslams don't deserve their time. so, to me, it makes sense that the county is in a position to stand up to the team. And, tho there has been a lot of speculation on this board about corruption and bribes between the haslams and state officials, there is no evidence the state won't back the county's play. I think the Haslams really underestimated how much people don't like them. on a personal level.

you might like it and that's great. but the reason it was on national news is because they were doing publicity.

lol it's funny - I had the exact opposite reaction. it is definately clean and polished but the exhibit area is smaller - they got rid of the diorama and miniatures, got rid of most of the gems, the dinosaurs are scattered throughout the museum, there is no real connective tissue holding themes of the displays together. the aisles are too narrow for the traffic the place gets and, what used to be a circular movement is now two out-and-backs from the center spine of the museum - you walk thru the same spot multiple times during your visit. I've aged out of the intended audience, I guess. but I think the museum is actually a worse quality now than it was 5 years ago. the live animals are really cool tho.

I don't understand how the one on e9 is making money.

these may be justified but your picture is not a good faith argument. there are two buildings taller than three stories in this neighborhood with clark Ave corner being the buisness section. it is mostly single family and duplexes south of 490. I'm not for or against these other than the fact that I find them ugly, but there is actually a character to this neighborhood- you don't need to put quotes around it.

ken called it a sher-win on Twitter. holding him to it

I agree too.

leaving downtown would hurt the parade, imo. prospect might work then hang a right on ontario. or Ontario from Carnegie. they could stage at the Ballpark and go down Ontario to the square. e9 too. st Clair could end at the malls.

they've been on life support for the last decade

yuck

making me nervous