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Please gentrify my neighborhood.

And over the next few years there are going to many projects that will require this type of temporary housing for construction type workers. How many extended stays will be built once the innerbelt and west shoreway projects start?

Thats all your getting from me. If you follow the thread from yesterday through today, it should be obvious. "202" was a typo. Sorry. It should read 2020. The pictures confirm it. As has been mentioned before Nebraska Books is operating the CSU bookstore in its current location and is contracted to be the bookstore in the new student center.

Things are really hopping near CSU. I know they are trying to make it as clean as possible before iNGENUiTY next month.

Just wondering. (to nobody in particular) How do you feel about the cluster of clubs around the 25th/Clark area? That's barely 2 miles away.

I want to drive behind it the whole time. I will be everywhere.

Seeing as there is nothing scheduled to happen until after 2010 anyway....

^Good stuff ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Breuer 1 : County Commissioners 0 http://rockitecture.blogspot.com/2007/06/breuer-update.html

Good question. Don't know.

Your not the only one to wonder:

From the Intelligence Daily:

Thought I'd start a thread related to local TV, Radio and Print media. Discuss things such as the newish feature on Cleveland.com where you can finally comment directly on the stories published, but not all of them. Or how a cancer like Trivissano can still exist in our city Or this: From Crain's

I agree. I hate our options right now. Currently, CSU is preparing to move food services throughout campus: updated digs in Viking Hall, new digs in the Law Building and Fenn Tower (just opened a couple of weeks ago), new restaurant in the Administration Center (ye, it will be open to the public), and a juice bar in the Rec center (eventually), among a few other places. When the new SC opens, there will be something similar to what we have now, plus a new area just for residential (the current location Viking will then close), and a new Pub on the first floor. All of this recently became more "interesting" when AVI, the campus food provider, was found not to be living up to their contract. It is now up for rebidding. Who knows what will happen next. What I would really like to see is something like Liquid Planet open up near by.

Now that I've had a day to sleep on it and I have clean pants on, I have to confess - the actual business moving into 202 2020 Euclid is not the most exciting thing ever. I was/am more excited about the fact that this is the first of, hopefully, many National/Independent retail units moving back to Euclid Avenue. Its been said many times that all we need is one or two companies to start the chain of events rolling and then more will come. THAT"S what I am excited about!

And then there was one:

And today is the big day. Anybody here going to the Planning Commission Meeting? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Another blast from Gloria Ferris: http://www.gloriaferris.net/2007/06/the-world-is-watching/ Even if by some chance, the CPC does not approve the demo permit, it still does not mean the tower is saved. The County Commissioners would likely appeal the ruling.

volcanoes - no tsunami - no earthquake - hardly mountain slide - barely hurricanes - nope tornado - occasionally rain/snow storms - yup floods - mostly because people live in stupid places I'm good.

^ YES NO YES

You are correct. Nebraska was signed on last year. They are in contract with CSU for the new student center and have most of their floor plan established.

I can neither confirm, nor deny that report.

Seriously?!? WOW That is crazy. One of the major many reasons why I will never move out of the city of Cleveland is because of our lack of natural disasters.

yes no yes

One more summary from the CPC meeting from Gloria Ferris http://www.gloriaferris.net/2007/06/word-on-the-street-vs-fact/