Magyar

I want to say a restaurant (and several shops) were there before. The reason it exist there is that a kitchen caught fire and burned the building down. This was in 1998(It occured before the Buns Restaurant fire and the DT fire occured during the week of the Delaware County Fair). Other than the landlord, immediately after the fire, saying he was going to rebuild there. No plans have been brought up for that lot, other than the "park" that exists there currently.

Looks like between Delaware and Marion to me.

SW corner of William and Sandusky.

TAFT OPENS FINAL LEG OF LANCASTER BYPASS $141 million U.S. Route 33 relocation to improve safety and mobility http://www.dot.state.oh.us/news/2005/10-26-05Gov.htm No word if Taft was stoned.

It didn't get out of the 70s in Baton Rouge today for the first time in.....7 months.

Call Larry Miller. Evidently he knows enough about our town names to write a book on them. http://www.powells.com/biblio?isbn=0253329329

We've talked about this interchange before (last time back in August). http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php?topic=1447.0

Ok, what am I supposed to answer? On that drawing, Ohio is on the right and WVa is on the left. Oh 7 will go under the bridge and the connector road from the bridge loops to Oh 7. And ODOT has a webcam on the project for District 10.

Oh it's an adjustment. This first winter will be the worst for you (especially since you've never been in Ohio) For 4 months you will wear nothing but long sleave shirts 24/7 (well... maybe not in bed) and you'll still be cold. Each region of Ohio gets at least one heavy snow storm (In the case of Cleveland, twice a month for half a year). You should get at least two nights below zero. College - Michigan vs Ohio State, Univ. Cincinnati vs Xavier {whatever became of Xavier of New Orleans} Pro Football - Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Baltimore (with Cleveland) Baseball - Cleveland vs Yankees, maybe the White Sox (since Wild Card era); for Cincinnati, maybe the Cubs and/or Cardinals. LA and Cincy used to be rivals during the 70s. Concerning minor league baseball, the Dragons stadium is downtown, vs the Zyphers is out in suburbia (on US 90), that has helped keep the Dragons fans. As Ink mentioned, there is minor league hockey in Dayton, and Pro games in Columbus (don't know the price for them however) I believe passports are to be manditory for crossing into Canada by 2007 (if not next year). Right now, I hear some reports that people need passports to get back into the states, and other reports that you don't.

Yeah, it is. What can I say. I like the CBA. :-D

From 10-8-05

Or as my buddy down here at LSU tells us. Anyone from north of I-10 is a yankee.

Walk to school (approx 1 mile one way), and to several of the nearby bars. Though I've finally ridden a bus for the first time since moving to BR (why can't LSU have a parking/driving/transit plan like OSU :? :whip:)

Last I checked, Broad & High was a highway intersection. Cars (and buses) travel through there.

I'm not telling you. Voting is a private & personal experience that require introspection. :-D Mansfield-Mid Ohio (Because I didn't like the other choices Chris put together :-D)

In order of appearance: East Claridon Reynoldsburg Kilbourne/Ashley/Marengo (Kilbourne school, Ashley phone, Marengo Zip Code) Columbus (Clintonville) Baton Rouge, La

ColDay forgot Mentor-Painesville & should of added Delaware to Columbus-Newark :-D

US 33 is south of Pickerington. Bexley to Canal Winchester to Lancaster line.

You think 100 passengers a day would keep a train operation afloat?!? You're hyping the Fort to Port part, so I commented on that.

*Yawn* Exactly! (Though I was getting some grief from a PSU grad concerning the PSU/OSU game, here at LSU as well)

For all 100 travelers (with orgin/destination being Fort Wayne & Toledo)

What's so junky about the Hubbard connector? And I guess on-coming headlights can be considered a form of light.

That could just as easily be Morrow County, 1968 or 2005 (I remember the sulfer smell from the wells when my parents brought us there in 1983)

You haven't been following the aftermath of Katrina down here in Louisiana, have you. New Orleans is in a "do or die" situation. Cincy is nowhere near that (unless the whole city is destroyed within 24 hrs). Let us know when you've decided to pick up the gun for this revolution.

Except that these aren't the Packers of our youth. But 1-1 is better than 0-2. :-)