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Very awesome!!!

And a Christmas Day game in Miami

Nice find. I will spend way more time than I should comparing items

Would love to see what was there prior to this picture being taken and what it looks like now

I watched the press conference. I like that this is potentially leading up to more work being done over the next few years. Hopefully a change will come to the scoreboard

In other Gateway news (and cross posted from the Indians thread since that is really about the team and their performance and this IS a district development) Cleveland Indians detail multimillion-dollar renovation plans, seat cuts at Progressive Field The Cleveland Indians will eliminate roughly 7,000 seats from Progressive Field, as part of a multimillion-dollar renovation designed to boost attendance at games and create more spaces that appeal to young professionals and families. During a meeting early Thursday morning at the downtown ballpark, Indians President Mark Shapiro said the team is responding to fan feedback and broader changes in professional sports. Between the end of this season and opening day in 2015, the Indians hope to reconfigure stretches of the venue from center field to right field. They'll cap off a section of the upper deck, which sits empty on all but the busiest days, with a platform that will conceal unused seats and create new game-viewing areas. They'll add a two-story, indoor-outdoor bar and five food areas dedicated to Cleveland neighborhoods, as part of a concessions overhaul. And they'll expand the Kids Clubhouse and other areas for families, while eliminating 16 or so suites as part of an ongoing effort to cut back on poorly used, higher-price seating. "We're really adapting the building to the current sports landscape and the size of the market," Shapiro said. http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2014/08/cleveland_indians_detail_multi.html#incart_m-rpt-1

Cleveland Indians detail multimillion-dollar renovation plans, seat cuts at Progressive Field The Cleveland Indians will eliminate roughly 7,000 seats from Progressive Field, as part of a multimillion-dollar renovation designed to boost attendance at games and create more spaces that appeal to young professionals and families. During a meeting early Thursday morning at the downtown ballpark, Indians President Mark Shapiro said the team is responding to fan feedback and broader changes in professional sports. Between the end of this season and opening day in 2015, the Indians hope to reconfigure stretches of the venue from center field to right field. They'll cap off a section of the upper deck, which sits empty on all but the busiest days, with a platform that will conceal unused seats and create new game-viewing areas. They'll add a two-story, indoor-outdoor bar and five food areas dedicated to Cleveland neighborhoods, as part of a concessions overhaul. And they'll expand the Kids Clubhouse and other areas for families, while eliminating 16 or so suites as part of an ongoing effort to cut back on poorly used, higher-price seating. "We're really adapting the building to the current sports landscape and the size of the market," Shapiro said. http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2014/08/cleveland_indians_detail_multi.html#incart_m-rpt-1

Thanks. Makes complete sense, too

Without having to go back and search through the thread, what are the +/- of switching to FIFAs schedule?

^Agreed. They really do not fit into the street context at all, unfortunately.

Right, like with the occupation of Chzechoslovakia or the evacuation of Mt. St. Helen's. Thanks for the ridiculous hyperbole. Oh KJP.... it is your birthday. No need to be cranky about peoples hyperbole. Just sit back and enjoy your day. You are greatly appreciated. H A P P Y B I R T H D A Y ! ! ! !

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I did post a pic of it up thread... at least the beginnings of it. Also the rebuilt design features taking place in the front windows

"Ohio's Railroad History and the Mob: The Cleveland Flats"

What about Ohio's Railroad History and the Mob?

This location is across the street from the Wolstein Center

Oh wait. I see it. Its the small vacant structure south of SA. SA just purchased it in June

^ I think that is the wrong address. Salvation Army and the Harbour Light Complex are located at 1710 Prospect Ave E.

Come on people. Get over it. Rail lines are closed and updated all over the place all the time. It happens.

That is correct!

Yup, I went to Disney World. Saw this fellow creeping over the trees. I swear she was following me.

You might have to go through some sort of design review with an addition as well.

A couple of shots from last evening

Per WTAM: Cavs sign Wiggins to a contract