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Or he’s trying to get the X ticker that US Steel has because the dude has a weird obsession with naming everything X.

Plus, I’m pretty sure that’s just a clip of the full interview.

I’m not used to a Cleveland company trying to buy up companies. I’m usually anti monopoly, but can give this a pass for hometown reasons. Especially if it means more jobs here.

I don’t know, seems like Bedrock actually has the capital to get at least phase 1 done. This isn’t one of the local developer companies that need to scratch and claw for capital stacks.

Sure, this was nothing but a power grab by the fascist party, I mean Republican Party of Ohio. Though the national party has been playing this game for a while. They are a minority party so they need to consolidate power somehow.

Lol @ the fascists getting their issue curb stomped. Shame that conservatives are so fast to vote away what little power they have. Quit supporting these people.

Do other cities have this much input and sway from residents?

Or Cleveland in general. Bunch of vacant land that they could have used.

Where exactly is this project located again?

I mean, there’s nothing viable over there other than Noble Beast.

I’m going to assume because it was well televised?

Hopefully it’s a good bomb.

Blame the perps, not the city for getting rid of the hoops. Willowick did the same thing since there were constant fights at one of their parks. People need to handle themselves better.

Ah that’s right I forgot about that one.

Has any project that won the award actually started yet? Even the project in Mentor hasn’t started.

Never said because of broken windows. But I feel like crimes are starting to add up.

80 cars broken into last night in Tremont. I’m honestly at the point where I think we should take the kiddie gloves off of the police.

So is this group completely different? I think I got that pizza every weekend after the bars closed when I lived in Tremont.

Was at Wrigleyville recently and wow, this area could be our very own version. I’m hoping the area is developed sooner rather than later.

Is this the only restaurant on the square other than Rebol?

Would you be able to summarize what it is? I don’t have a subscription.

The riverfront actually looks pretty nice from these pictures. Hoping the momentum continues and we get something like Chicago has eventually.

So much for the small government crap that is fiction.

I’m not sure if you’re saying the business shut down because of this?

Judging by that example, Bedford was able to secure money, clean up the site, and Taylor got a new facility in a two year span which seems pretty fast. How does that prove your point?