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Nicely put! thats what ive been trying to say

^ Are their any home grown companies that just decided to leave for the south or the west?

If I wasnt in Cleveland, Id be in Chicago

Sorry didn't mean to have a bad tone. What do think could go their instead. Tower City probably wont want to part with their foodcourt, nor would the business people who work in the complex. And I cant think of another area where it could go

I've heard the people at Lolly the Trolley talk about how people have a hard time finding the powerhouse. We all know where it is so it seems silly to us but most of the people who do go on lolly the trolley or go to the Children's Museum live in the suburbs and do have a hard time getting to and navigating the westbank of the flats.

For what?

What companies in the past left Cleveland?

It will be weird when Huron feels more like a regular road instead of a bridge. Tower city food court will lose their view

So where do you live???

GOT IT! they never removed their mobile version http://mobile.cleveland.com/advcleve/db_96574/contentdetail.htm;jsessionid=C19FCBF18083FB84784514786266AA7E?contentguid=pgPHOWLy&detailindex=3&pn=0&ps=5&full=true

Exactly, its not my point of view necessarily but I can see what is realistic. And I dont see putting the Children's Museum on the west bank of the flats is.

OMG that exact situation happens to me everyday :lol: haahahhah

Stonebridge is a really nice development but it is pretty much secluded to the superior viaduct. That area as a whole is far from being strong. University Circle neighborhood is growing and lots is going on. Its by other museums. I dont believe the aquarium in the powerhouse will ever happen. And I also believe that if the Children Museum moved to the west bank, they would lose visitors. And Im trying to think in a Moms point of view. Driving down Washington Avenue isn't the best. You have the homeless on that one corner. You also have a strip club nearby.

Great Article! First 2 comments are good but I would recommend not reading the rest.

If Cleveland ate up all of cuyahoga county we'd still have less land than tons of cities

But how do you feel about the woman who is always crying on Fox? You can see how MSNBC is at 1:20 in that video

I would prefer if all of the businesses who wanted "campuses" where in midtown instead of the suburbs. I mean you can have your office towers in downtown, drive through midtown where all the "campus" offices are, and then get to University Circle where all the Hospitals and cultural institutions are. Id take the "campuses" if they where Cleveland over having them in the suburbs. And just saying, the campuses would look better then what is there now. And I dont mind the Applied Industrial Tech building. I rather we have it the beachwood or mentor

I really hope that the Children's Museum does not move out of University Circle. It just wouldn't make any sense leaving that area filled with cultural institutions and life and progress for the West Bank of the flats. The Powerhouse can be confusing for some people to find, and sorry to say it but you have to drive through some pretty shitty stuff to reach it. University Circle just seems like the right place for them. And I don't see that aquarium ever happening, nor do I want it to.

I didn't see that comment. I would say that Maddow is a smug bitch who plays a victim, Beck is can be crazy and sometimes too excited, Olbermann is a piece of shit a$$hole who just loves to attack. I cant think of any of the people on any of those channels who I actually really like.

But how do you feel about the woman who is always crying on Fox? A man who cries is now a woman? And athough he can be a little crazy at times, at least he is not a complete a$$hole like Keith Olbermann.

For companies who are looking for more of a "campus" feel, would midtown be able to suit there needs? maybe we just need a bunch of "campus" companies in midtown along euclid

This is just for fun, clearly this will never happen The city of Columbus has been very successful in annexation. Columbus now has 210 square miles of land. On that land, Columbus has a population of about 755,000 people. Cleveland is a city with only 77.6 square miles of land and about 431,000 people. If Cleveland were to annex the cities around it and got up to 203.7 square miles of land, Cleveland's new population would be about 913,056 people. The cities I had Cleveland annex were: Lakewood Cleveland Heights University Heights Shaker Heights East Cleveland Rocky River Cuyahoga Heights South Euclid Brooklyn Heights Parma Brook Park Parma Heights Garfield Heights Brooklyn Seven Hills Euclid Richmond Heights Lyndhurst Beachwood Fairview Park Bratenahl Middleburg Heights

What will happen to Brooklyn if they leave? Will it create a lot of problems for the city?

The liberals have the New York Times