musky
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Hey! How do you know how short I am? Oh, wait... never mind. -
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^^The corner where Fagins used to be looks different to me. But I am guessing from memory
maybe because it is in the breakwall?
From the Cambridge Chronicle:
Good news. Hasn't nybody noticed the two properties that stick out: WATERPARK!!! FUTURE ENTERTAINMENT (casino?)!!! I also see what still appears to be a DFAS type building on the East Bank, the remnants f Lighthouse Landing, and a completely different looking layout for the East Bank in general (as opposed to what was shown (albeit, conceptually) previously. Lastly, it looks as if the building that houses Metropolis is staying... not that it means anything special, but it is a cool building.
I know everyone has been waiting for this was an...tic...i....pa....tion. Here is an article on the Retail Study update our MUPDD capstone class this past spring. Links to the Website, report and presentation are attached. http://blog.cleveland.com/business/2007/05/study_ne_ohio_has_too_much_ret.html
Any go to the Planning Commission meeting today? They were supposed to discuss it, in part - leaving lots of time for public input.
http://www.csuohio.edu/architect/
Absolutely none of which is the direct fault of RTA. I'm not saying some things couldn't have been done better, but let's make sure criticism is being leveled where it should be (no, w28th, this isn't directed at you, it's a general statement that your statement happened to provide a good catalyst for, which is why I quoted it). City zoning & planning, or the lack thereof, is as much if not more to blame for the ills of this area as any presence or lack of a particular transportation system. Edsiou, if you want to pull a flashmob stunt somewhere, start with city/county hall... The area is in an overlay zone that required for Aldis to have a setback up to the side walk, as opposed to the typical parking in front of the store we have been used to seeing over the past two decades or so of retail development. So I would not start any demonstrations against the city. The developers have most of the power when it comes to how a building is to look - especially retail. If the city has to many restrictions, then the developer/company can cry about exclusionary zoning. On another note: I have been walking along parts of Euclid Avenue recently and noticed many detail of the EC taking place. Trees, Lights, etc. Here is a sewer cover near the Science Building on CSU. Pretty cool stuff.
Not too much???
Photos from the Law building construction:
Full article and pictures available here: http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/05/the_lighthouse.php
And in today's PD:
Why isn't this being discussed yet? This is great news. Finally another use for the stadium for one day. From WCPN: And from WKYC: Google News thread (update regularly) http://news.google.com/news?q=%22patriot%20bowl%22&sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGGL,GGGL:2006-41,GGGL:en&oe=UTF-8&um=1&sa=N&tab=wn
Former Mayor Jane Campbell was in court yesterday to testify. There was a report on WTAM this morning, but there is nothing online yet. This is from WCPN - yesterday:
Ah, yes - that WOULD be the revolutionary part. I've eaten there before too. Pretty standard menu.
Bar exam stuff.
...apparently revolutionary.
