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Yup, I was thinking the same thing. I can almost picture their future tower right here (via: https://www.cleveland.com/galleries/FYAQZJX35NE6VHK633P6VEQPOI/)

This was (is) my birthday. I turned four on this day and I certain my mom had me firmly placed in front of the baby sitter to watch all the glorious morning shows. As I'm sure most kids did, I always waited for Miss Sally to say my name at the end (not Musky).

Cool. That's good to know. I was disappointed when I saw construction only going what I presumed was only on the Prospect side. Perhaps we will reconsider.

@Boaty McBoatface Which of those picture (if any) are from your unit. I was under the impression the apartments were on the Prospect side. And is a reason why my wife and I would not consider living there.

My wife was a volunteer balloon-blower-upper at this thing

It wasn't, although they had space type stuff in there, as well as art, music, photography (we got to actually develop film) and various other hands-on things for students similar to what the science center has (as best as I can remember)

I don't recall exactly when it demolished, but it was after 2015. As far as when it was built, I would say sometime in the early 70s as I recall going there for a field trip while in elementary school.

I drove by here recently, and if it is the building I believe it to be, then they are doing some major renovations on and in it. I'll try to get a photo next time I drive by there.

It is not vacant.

A new baby will do that to you

The wifey and I were there on Saturday. This was actually the first time I'd ever been there. It was nice... but there there sure were a lot of very large people and kids there and I was surprised at how much lack of diversity there was in the customers as well as the visible staff.

Cuyahoga County Public Works Garage at the former RTA garage at 2501 Harvard Road

Only six months behind schedule... thus far

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Friday 08.16.19

https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/cleveland-metro/cleveland-takes-a-step-closer-to-moratorium-on-new-dollar-store-locations So idiotic to even consider this.

Wasn't there supposed to be a moratorium on "Dollar" type convenience stores by the City of Cleveland coming on line? It's completely stupid for the City to even think of something like this. Anyway, I thought I heard about it a few weeks ago.

^ and ^^ Are you two the same person?

I saw the Bella Vita this past weekend evening and it was mighty impressive in person. Nothing was going on Saturday night on the boat, but a few of the windows had lights on closer to the dock near the Powerhouse. Essentially it was a mansion and the windows I could see in were the garage... complete with at least one additional boat, a raft, and no less than two jet skis.

Only an occasional beer drinker, but what I have had from Platform just made me think, "Hmmm.. tastes like beer."

My day is already making me feel anxious... now this

That's ok. I am sure something appropriate will come along sooner rather than later #TooOptimisticForMyOwnGood

I noticed the crane yesterday to great surprise. Is it possible that Ohio City will have THREE cranes up at the same time with this project, Dexter, and Ohio City Market Plaza?

2,800 SQ FT?!?!? That's a lot of livable space. But I'm sure their market studies support that decision. ?

Jack Flaps in Ohio City has Closed Jack Flaps, the eclectic chef-driven diner in Ohio City, has closed. The past few months (years?) have been rocky for the café, with sporadic closings and re-openings offering hints of the ultimate fate. The restaurant opened in December of 2013. “It is what it is,” says owner Randy Carter. “The sales have been going down the past couple years and the debts of the other restaurants are weighing me down." The “other restaurant” to which he’s referring is Jack Flaps Luncheonette at the 5th Street Arcades, which closed its doors this past January after three and a half years. https://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2019/07/12/jack-flaps-in-ohio-city-has-closed