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If you dont have time, just skip to 55 seconds http://www.ebaumsworld.com/player.swf?id2=81453639

Short news clip. (So is the Cleveland Clinic actually in?)

George Voinovich to serve as consultant at Cleveland State University CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Former U.S. Senator George Voinovich will serve as a consultant and adviser on major research projects at the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University. Voinovich will have the same role at Ohio's University's Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs. He will receive no salary at CSU, his hours are open-ended and the projects have not been determined, said school spokesman Joe Mosbrook. http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2011/04/george_voinovich_to_serve_as_c.html

^Exactly, and its nice to have 2 billionaires currently interested in the city.

^What about those apartments in University Circle?

God

They would maybe give us one superbowl if that and that would be all. They want it in warm weather areas. Look at Detroit. But them giving it to New York City is bullshit. If they are going to quit the crap, and actually give it to a cold weather city, then every city should be in the running.

For a large version http://www.shorpy.com/node/10281?size=_original

This was pretty amazing

This is awesome!

Thanks. Wait so did they do a story about it everyday this week?

Little Italy's census tract shows that it has a 27% foreign born population. And it saw a 5% growth in foreign born population since 2000. Would that 5% most likely be Asian?

I would like to see this view in the summer and then again in the fall!

^Agreed. The only way that I probably would support closing Burke is if the port moved to that land, cause I find the land where the port is currently located a way more valuable asset to the city.

If I did the math correct, the buildings at the closest point can be about 336 feet tall. For comparison, the Marriot at Key is 320 feet. That is if the runway protection zone is the only factor, but I believe it might have to be shorter due to the runway approach surface

Congratulations man, hopefully everything works out for you!

Nice piece, thanks for posting it. And I was surprised to learn that Chris Tye lives in Tremont

The problem with burke is that it seems to far disconnected with the rest of Downtown, and the city. Im not sure the park would be used that much. I would first like to focus on the Northcoast Harbor area

It should be able to be at least a few stories higher than the RRHOF though

Cleveland Browns' vision for the lakefront could benefit from public input The Cleveland Browns would appear to have very little in common with Case Western Reserve University. But the team’s announcement that it wants to catalyze development on the downtown lakefront is motivated by a spirit of enlightened self-interest similar to that which CWRU has shown over the past decade by jump-starting the $150 million-plus Uptown development in University Circle. The university helped assemble eight acres of land and build the partnerships needed to create the beautifully designed housing, retail and cultural development now under construction at the intersection of Euclid Avenue and Mayfield Road. http://blog.cleveland.com/architecture/2011/04/cleveland_browns_vision_for_th.html

I think they could leave the wind turbine there. Its not really in the way of any of their plans. Hopefully, if this project happens, they decide to keep it

If you look closely, it actually shows tracks heading right to where it says "Train Station"

Love this comment lol "Love the concept...Wouldnt it be cool if those horrible railroad tracks which cut-off the lake from the city could be removed or buried?" What about the shoreway?