musky

Six intersections... one traffic light :-|

;D

I would like to see a concept like Studio Movie Grill (https://www.studiomoviegrill.com/Default.aspx), AMC's Fork & Screen (https://www.amctheatres.com/food-and-drink/dine-in/fork-and-screen), or perhaps Cleveland Cinema could open up a new concept combining local food and the awesome movies thay are known for showing

This Punch Bowl Social (PBS???) looks interesting "Punch Bowl Social has eliminated having to choose between respectable food and beverage, and a great social experience. Punch Bowl Social brings ‘Old School’ entertainment, culinary refinement, and a modern beverage program under one roof. Our “Dirty Modern” style combines industrial, Victorian, and Modern design elements in a playful, timeless setting for all."

Airman Musky reporting for duty as an Aerospace Culinary Technician, circa 1986 20140621_123701 by jsmuscatello, on Flickr

#1.... has it really been 19 years?

ummmm.... meh, whatever

Via Tom Beres on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TomBeres/status/527491162395795456/photo/1 Dan Gilbert renews pledge second casino will be built, but no firm date, 1 license 2 casinos. # wkyc

^yup Fake Ad for Phallic Luxury Building 'Eros' Meant to Recruit Painters Don't worry, Williamsburg — a large wall-painting ad for a new, explicitly phallic luxury building called "Eros" isn't real. The 15-by-13-foot ad on Wythe Avenue near North 10th Street, which boasts the tagline "insert yourself into exquisite luxury," is one of several fake, large-scale paintings on buildings to promote Williamsburg mural advertisement company Colossal Media. Colossal Media, whose clients have included everyone from Vans to Jack Daniels, recently marked its 10th anniversary and decided to celebrate with a series of tongue-in-cheek ads, according to Patrick Harrelson-Keyes, executive vice president of business development at the company. http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20140729/williamsburg/fake-ad-for-phallic-luxury-building-eros-meant-recruit-painters

(Yeah, I changed the title. What of it) Crews on scene of fire at Detroit Avenue CLEVELAND - Fire crews are responding to a fire at a local business on Detroit Avenue. Firefighters are on scene at Linda’s Superette, located at West 28th Street and Detroit Avenue. The fire is causing traffic issues in the area as people begin to leave work. Paramedics say they haven’t made any transports. The Cleveland Fire Department says the fire began while people were working on the roof. Fire officials say the store is not a total loss, however there was substantial damage to the store. http://www.newsnet5.com/news/local-news/cleveland-metro/crews-on-scene-of-fire-at-detroit-avenue

^ Standard striping to indicate as much and signs

That looks like East 6th and Prospect, no? I'm pretty sure that is not the May Co. Garage, KJP[/member]

It was and still is part of the Master Plan; that is, unless the current update changes it. Regardless, the plan was and will always be for private developers to initiate the housing.

^Here ya go ;D Cleveland State University will install dome over tennis courts with gift from Medical Mutual Cleveland State University will install a dome to create an all-season tennis facility with a $1.4 million gift from Medical Mutual of Ohio. The gift will allow the university to cover its six tennis courts on East 21st Street with a seasonal dome and install mechanical systems to provide heat, air and insulation for year-round play. It will be similar to the dome that covers the university's soccer field. In recognition of the contribution, the new facility will be named the Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion. CSU said it will be the only school in the Horizon League to have an on-campus, indoor tennis facility for its men's and women's teams. http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2014/10/cleveland_state_university_wil_4.html#incart_river

They've made some pretty good progress on this. I only see one slide showing the proposed relocated transit stops though. Is this the final proposal or is this something that is still being etched out?

ASSISTANT SERVICE DIRECTOR – City of Highland Heights Ohio The City of Highland Heights Ohio is seeking applicants who possess excellent communication, supervisory, organizational, managerial, and public relations skills for the position of Assistant Director of Public Service. Highland Heights operates under a mayor/council form of government. The assistant director position is appointed by the mayor and reports directly to the Director of Public Service. The assistant will support the director in supervision of; the improvement, repair, and maintenance of all municipal streets, lands, bridges, sidewalks, sewers, drains, ditches, culverts, streams and watercourses; the lighting, sprinkling and cleaning of public places and; the maintenance and repairs of municipal vehicles and equipment. The person in this position serves as a working supervisor and is responsible for supervising and directing staff in the performance of their assigned duties and performs administrative duties as assigned by the director. The assistant director is required to be on call and available to work long hours which at times may include nights, weekends, and holidays under physically demanding conditions as dictated by needs of the municipality. An ideal candidate for this position will possess a combination of education and experience including but not limited to: a high school diploma, a Class B or higher commercial driver’s license, and at least eight years of experience in public works or a related field with at least three years of supervisory experience. Experience with office equipment and office management skills including proficiency with computers and record keeping is desirable. The successful candidate must complete a post offer drug and alcohol screening, DOT physical, and human performance evaluation (HPE). Salary for this position will be commensurate with experience and payable on an hourly basis plus overtime. The city offers a competitive benefits package including medical, dental, vacation and Ohio Public Employee’s pension plan. Resumes are requested by November 7, 2014 and should be mailed to: Office of the Mayor, City of Highland Heights, 5827 Highland Road, Highland Heights, Ohio 44143 or sent via email to: [email protected]. The City of Highland Heights is an equal opportunity employer.

Lovely! Thanks you for sharing.

^^I think it is more than repainting. There is a construction dumpster in the Tilted Kilt parking area off of the East 3rd alley that is full of construction debris and has been refilled weekly. I'm usually parked back there at least once a week for biz. I'll ask around the next time I am there.

Musky, is this the one? http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php/topic,28822.msg729863.html#msg729863 Yup. Thanks! Me and my selective, short-term memory

Love this!

whoa... vertigo

I'm in for Brickman. I read something yesterday - I think it was in my email but I cannot locate it now - where they were inviting investors to take a stake. I think it was for his project, but it could have been for something else nearby

Gotham

I suppose contacting the District Attorney would be a great start. Although, DeWine is running for reelection as well... so, not sure if him or his office is up for ruffling feathers. Going to give it a try anyway