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Nationwide rocks! :clap:

I'm glad to see this because I feel that the Discovery District has so much potential. There is a decent amount of undeveloped land in the midst of Columbus State, Columbus College of Art and Design, and Franklin University. The demand is there, now lets work on the supply! :clap:

'tis in the Youngstown sphere of influence...

^And dental care.

Cheers to Monte and the best St. Louis photo ever! :-o

I see no good reason not to bump this thread...

CMH rocks! :banger:

Arena Crossing = Completed, North Bank Park = Completed, South Campus Gateway = completed... we're on a roll :wink:

You can chalk this one up as completed... not sure if it made a big impact on the area visually, but the street is so nice now that it is freshly paved. :-D

Yeah, the owner's association bought it... dunno what they are gonna use it for.

bump, abandoned!

Bump, Completed!

Why is it offset from the rest of the towers?

What area in Pittsburgh is this? :wink:

Isn't this the neighborhood that the kids keeping shooting each other in? :shoot:

Not to mention the fact that the pavement is TERRIBLE :whip:

I don't care what they say... the only "Point" that matters in Ohio is "Cedar Point."

That map is fantastic... I wish every city had a map like that... does anyone know of one for Columbus?

We have a Giant Eagle in Victorian Village, and one annoying thing is that people will shop and then walk home with the shopping cart! Then they just leave the cart outside till they go back again! I'm sure German Village will be seeing a little bit of this new "yard art" with this Kroger opening up

Well, I figured you be pretty pumped about the rating your city got...

Boston? Har har har... I thought cost of living was a factor? Oh, somebody is gonna go crazy about Madison, WI...

Well, when you have states like California spending bundles on it, I'm sure companies will not have a hard time deciding where to locate their business.

And with the new construction at Rickenbacker, things will only get better :-)

I believe that when Ohio shut down stem-cell research, we really blocked a major opportunity for economic growth through bioscience.

If you are the average liberal moving from Massachusetts, a bastion of liberalism, to Ohio, you'd be worried too... I mean, take a look at Ken Blackwell and tell me you wouldn't be traumatized! The nutcase actually get tration here! :drunk: