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Probably the best place to post this: The next two weeks are going to be insanely busy downtown. First and foremost, the 42nd Cleveland International Fim Festival starts on Wednesday night at Playhouse Square with the usual orderly madness going on at Tower City Cinema from 4/5 - 4/15; The Indians home opener is Friday 4/6 and there is a tribe game every day through 4/15 (10 game homestand); and, the Cavs have home games on 4/5 and the last home game of the season on 4/11. Oh, then there is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction festivities going on during the same time with the actual induction ceremony on 4/14.

Yeah, I know. Just wanted to evoke the spirit of hate (for better or worse) upon the man ;)

Grrrrr.... Modell " ...Art Modell, the head of Stadium Corp., stated there would be no more World Series of Rock concerts held at the stadium."

Do you recall the World Series of Rock? Those were decently billed shows - although I was too young to have ever gone to them. I have strongly felt this type of annual event could still be had here.

Per Oldmanladyluck[/member]

^I can confirm this. I was just there a week ago and was very surprised to see so much boarded up

Hmmm... the Philippines (?)

^ March 17 should be very interesting downtown with an extra 70,000 people in town for this

Powerpuff BOY

Oh, dear lord...

Here is my attempt

LOLOL Big Brother is always watching

Random input: *It was done by the County Planning Commission *It was essentially rubber stamped through the required approval process with hardly any input for change *That's all I can say about that without risking

I believe the TK franchise is operated by the same folks as Paninis, as well as Harry Buff

The Cleveland Packers That is all

ESM demo is in full mode now, here are some pics and aerials from a couple of weeks ago https://upliftdata.io/reports/v/8n5fK4ABU9Zt9v21ULW4-Q

Cuyahoga County to pay $800,000 to consultant to study future of Justice Center Cuyahoga County is expected to pay $800,000 for a consultant to study the future of the Justice Center. A resolution to hire Project Management Consultants of Cleveland will be introduced at County Council's meeting on Tuesday. It will be referred to a committee for discussion. The firm will provide services through Jan. 31, 2020 and the "primary goal of these services will be to assist the County and justice system stakeholders to review facility requirements and opportunities, inform decision-making, and facilitate project delivery as determined by the County," says a memo from the Public Works Department to council. "This may include reviewing options for renovating the entire complex, constructing a new one, or a combination of approaches." MORE: http://www.cleveland.com/cuyahoga-county/index.ssf/2018/01/cuyahoga_county_chooses_consultant_to_determine_future_of_justice_center.html

Awesome finds, as usual - thanks!

Been out of town since last Wednesday and I slightly giggled upon seeing pretty much nothing in this thread since the firing

Getting in the mood The Raveonettes-Christmas in Cleveland It's Christmas in Cleveland Buddy died not so far from here It's Christmas in Cleveland Buddy died years ago All the trees in the hallway They're all so tall, so beautiful It's Christmas in Cleveland We're honoring Buddy Holly Wanda Jackson in Cleveland She's honoring Buddy Holly The Drifters in Cleveland They're honoring Buddy Holly And so are we, and so are we We're all in Cleveland Except Buddy Holly

Parma! Wow

Cuyahoga County to consolidate public works operations in former RTA garage Cuyahoga County has bought the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority's Harvard Garage in Newburgh Heights for $3.8 million and will move 185 employees and operations from three buildings into the facility in 2019. County Council approved the deal on Tuesday. Officials said the building will provide more space and meet the goal of consolidating operations into more centralized locations. The county will put its three buildings up for sale next year. They are: Sanitary Engineer Building, 6100 West Canal Road, Valley View. The 44,780-square-foot building, built in 1972 on six acres, is valued at $2.5 million. The county needs more space because it is providing services to municipalities. The building houses 125 employees. Fleet Services Garage, 4000 Brookpark Road, Cleveland. The 32,100-square-foot building, built in 1963 on 2.6 acres, is valued at $1 million. It houses 15 employees who maintain all county vehicles. Road and Bridge Maintenance: 4875 York Road, North Royalton. The 12,499-square-foot building, built in 1970 on five acres, is valued at $800,000. The 45 employees maintain county bridges and roads. The 193,175-square-foot Harvard Garage is on 18.46 acres and was built in 1995. http://www.cleveland.com/cuyahoga-county/index.ssf/2017/11/cuyahoga_county_to_consolidate_public_works_operations_into_rtas_former_harvard_garage.html

Clark and Pearl Road. Just blocks from Metro

^They do collaborate

No doubt - The Conner Apartments it is