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It's a shame that they gave it the mid-century ugly façade treatment. It used to be a handsome building.

Michelle's replacement for a year while she's on maternity leave:

According to a sign in a window, Sittoo's (a fast casual restaurant owned by Aladdin's) will be moving into the Keith Building at E 17th and Euclid. http://www.mysittoos.com/

Addy's is back from the dead! https://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2019/01/09/addys-diner-to-replace-jack-flaps-luncheonette-at-5th-street-arcades

On-street parking is also banned on all streets around Gateway when there is an event at the Q or Progressive Field. I just roughly drew this up from memory, but these are approximately all the streets that don't allow street parking during such events. I may be missing a few.

That is their official excuse, which isn't a good one, imho. Those people that are more cynical believe that since parking lot owners making significant contributions to city council campaigns, council people push for on-street parking bans during special events and weekends, thus pushing everyone into parking lots.

I think you might be right, at least the northern portion of the building. I attached an aerial from 1963 and you can see a building that matches the profile of 1404 E 9th. If you go down Theresa Ct., you can see the northern and western facades are made of brick, similar to the building seen below. But at some point, it looks like the insert in the middle of the building was filled in.

University Arts and Retail District.

There's a sidewalk up to East 9th. I've done the walk before. Getting from the Amtrak station to East 9th is a pretty bad walk.

Someone posted this map they made to Reddit a few years ago. There are some obvious problems with it, but I think it gives you a better sense of neighborhood boundaries than the SPAs do.

I think the only "official" neighborhood definitions are the statistical planning areas. But obviously, there are neighborhoods within the SPAs, e.g. Larchmere is in the Buckeye-Shaker SPA. And then there are places like "West Park" which span a few different SPAs. I don't think there's really a clean cut answer

It's the Ameritrust Tower/The 9

Yes

Technically it's Hessler Ct. ? Hessler Road is brick.

Here are some additional renderings and the location of the site in downtown Sandusky.

CSU isn't involved with it. It would be a private development likely just marketed to students.

The University Circle Happy Dog at the Euc is closing next month Cleveland's legendary Euclid Tavern to close as Happy Dog ends run at club By John Petkovic, The Plain Dealer | Posted October 26, 2018 at 08:33 AM | Updated October 26, 2018 at 08:49 AM CLEVELAND, Ohio -- It was the place where a young Green Day played for a $100. Where Joan Jett and Michael J. Fox performed together for the 1987 film, “Light of Day.” Where Mr. Stress and Chrissie Hynde and Peter Laughner jammed. Where poets read and activists argued. Where foodies designed their own hot dogs and barflies guzzled beer by the pitcher. The Euclid Tavern has been many things to many people. After all, a lot of things have happened between these walls since 1909. What will happen here after Nov. 16 is anyone's guess. The legendary club and one of Cleveland’s oldest bars is closing. “That’s going to be our last show,” says Happy Dog co-owner Sean Watterson. “We gave this a shot and had some great successes, but life was hard – and as we approached the date to renew our lease we made the decision not to.” https://www.cleveland.com/expo/life-and-culture/erry-2018/10/a614d2b4e28661/clevelands-legendary-euclid-ta.html

They're all listed on the website. Click "Shop" (http://thevanakendistrict.com/shop/) or "Eat and Drink" (http://thevanakendistrict.com/eat-drink/) on the main page and it will take you to a page with all the tenants listed

I didn't really know who Bernie was, but after reading this article, I'm impressed! The more you hear from him, the less impressive he becomes though.

In July, they said the target for opening was mid-October. Sounds like they're still on track for that?

There's nothing that's going to be built there. Just re-orienting the parking lot, and perhaps adding an outdoor patio area, if I remember correctly. I tried to find rednerings of the building and the layout of the site plan, but unfortunately, images were never posted to the online agenda when it went before Landmarks.

I've heard that SW is looking to expand their office space presence in the Skylight Tower.

I believe 8, but shorter on the northern side facing the market.

^ Yes, there is a new project proposed for the southeast corner of W 25th and Lorain.

I've seen the renderings ;) It looks good.