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I always like when I see cities have rail connecting to the stadiums. They get a good amount of riders on game days. And I totally forgot the red line ran there too. Riders from the east and west can take the train right the stadiums doorsteps.

I meant north of the marginal. sorry if it was unclear. I thought there was an arrow pointing to it in the link i posted.

Does that take you to progressive too? or do you have to walk outside?

Do you believe that connecting Progressive Field and the Q to the green line and blue line could be possible someday? Just an example on how it would be done. Made this in like 3 minutes so dont laugh.

What is this land and is there any plans for it. there used to be a building on it. http://tinyurl.com/2dxtrex

Who can claim having the first post on UO ever?

thats a good post, I still agree with it. even though I wasn't around when you first posted it.

and informative. It tells you what is at each building

RIP andrew0816's first post :( Nice second post though!

I think it could be funny/interesting to post everybody's first post here on UO. So go ahead and post yours. This is just for fun. Here is mine. http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php/topic,21706.msg449691.html#msg449691

I think I might actually like the newer one better

MOVE! :lol:

to to hear

Unfortunately we can make him believe that it is political suicide to cancel the train. That would probably be the only way to change his mind.

View of Cleveland from the roof of Erieview Tower during the 2009 Air Show - Cleveland, Ohio

will this have to be moved to the cancelled projects category?

I think that even if "big market" teams where in the World Series it still would of had poor ratings. I believe the MLB have lost the respect of many of their fans. The problem is that so many teams aren't able to compete year after year which then makes those fans stray away from their team and baseball in general.

Thats not my opinion. I have seen them be called that several times especially on this thread. I use public transportation several times a day and interact with the others who also do. I have no problem with the average person who takes the busses and trains. I just wanted to make that clear.

Thats not foot traffic. Thats more of just waiting/possible crowding around the bus stops. If people find it unpleasant to visit the square, imagine if it was on the streets that heavily. If a ton of "unpleasant" people are waiting for busses outside of a business, people might stay away from that business. Id rather have people avoid a park than commercial streets. I would prefer the square to remain a transit hub and rather we focus our efforts to turning the malls into something special.

Id rather have people waiting for busses crowding public square than to have a large mass of people waiting in front of businesses on the surrounding streets

^^Its still like that

^hahahahahahahahahhahaha that's so bad

The wait seems to be getting longer recently. Around 3:30 there was a 20 minute wait going westbound.

^ Thats great news!!!