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Didnt even see that corner when I was looking, it sneaks in. What would you guess the black percentage would be for Little Italy then? That little area cant possible hold 11%. Maybe for Little Italy, its more like 7%. Looks like that tract also includes East 115th and the Triangle apartments. And half of Uptown will be included once completed

Interesting to see that Little Italy is now 60% white 11% black 2% Hispanic 25% Asian Out of the 4 major groups, only the Asian population saw an increase.

Based on what Crime Reports says and the recent one I added, it appears that Cleveland has 17 homicides this year so far.

Thanks Hts121. Looks like a good project.

I think if we keep winning and the weather is decent we will see a pretty nice crowd downtown

What are your guys thoughts on Vienna? This doesn't fit the requirements I made for this summer trip, still trying to decide where to go, but for a future trip?

^ Nope, definitely the Quiznos, we need one of those downtown. :-P But yeah, the trees in the median. It creates such a cool environment and I think breaks the street up a little and makes it more pedestrian friendly.

I had no idea where to put this but I was looking at Seattle and I thought it would be cool to see something like this in the warehouse district http://tinyurl.com/43k9hol

tied for second in the AL

I cant wait to see a building

It would be kind of cool if the entrance of the Convention Center was on St. Claire, making Mall A completely surrounded. Also Mall B and Mall C would get to tie in together better. And it would be closer to the Medical Mart.

Food Truck Owner Fights for Right to Serve Cleveland CLEVELAND— An unresolved permit issue has left the owner of a local food truck begging for action. "I want to do it here, very badly," said Chris Hodgson from Dim & Den Sum. The Cleveland-based food truck has been in operation for a year, but the rolling restaurant was sidelined by the city after Chris discovered his paid permits aren't good enough. "We have a permit to be servicing food in Ward 3," said Hodgson. "However, it has come to our attention there's a little part that says 'no CBD.' I don't know what CBD means, we know now it means Central Business District, that's all of downtown." http://www.fox8.com/news/wjw-food-truck-controversy-dim-and-den-sum-txt,0,3521021.story

Go Indians!

Its about the same distance to the green station

^ Oh of course I would prefer the earlier pictures, but I find it odd that there seems to be less visual documentation of the city during the 70's and 80's.

Yes im sure people in Mentor are going to give up a 30 minute drive downtown because they rather drive 28 minutes to the Windermere station, wait for a train, and then take a 20 minute train ride downtown. Face it, the rapid will work for some, but for the majority of the casino goers, it is not currently a reasonable option.

^ those decades seem like it's really hard to find pictures of. We have more pre 1930's pics then 70s and 80s pics

I wonder when the 45 degree angle feature will come to the United States. Its really cool looking around Rome with it. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Rome&aq=&sll=40.714353,-74.005973&sspn=0.001948,0.004823&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Rome,+Lazio,+Italy&ll=41.89961,12.47166&spn=0.002705,0.004823&t=k&z=18

Have the east 9th garages stay open and run shuttles from the garages to the casino.

Yes people like us are more likely to do so, but you still have to be realistic. The majority of people wont want go out their way and spend more time, and possibly(if packed car) more money using the rapid. And eastside suburbs are screwed even worse.

Doesn't that make us tied for first in the American League Central?!

True, for the people in the southern part of the county it is not. But to the 10's of thousands of people in Lakewood, RR, Westlake, Parma, Brookpark and the other areas close to the rapid it is, and that should ease the need for an outstanding amount of parking. From Westlake to the closet rapid transit station is 17 minutes. Then you wait who knows how long for the train. Then you take a 17 minute ride downtown. Or you could take a 23 minute drive. Im definitely pro transit but in this case, the rapid does not serve most people. I got these times from googlemaps.

Nice find. Hopefully this goes through.

Ohio Claims More "Fastest Growing Tech Cities" Than Any Other State http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/ohio-claims-more-fastest-growing-tech-cities-than-any-other-state-119392449.html

^ Same here, I dont have it in me to just drop it lol.