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I'm not sure how much can be done there since it is the roof of the convention center, but it seems like it would be good space for concerts and other performances during the summer.

Thank you, Ray Shepardson.

It might have made more sense to locate it near the USS Cod. As for your second question, I assume there is less maintenance involved for a monument vs. any of the other items you mentioned. And speaking of gardens, it would be nice to see the Donald Gray Gardens restored somewhere in the vicinity.

They should have stayed with a water theme. Maybe some kind of waterfalls. Or this:

What other Cleveland-based company besides Eaton is doing that?

I would really love to get up there. it would be nice if they occasionally offered some kind of "nooks and crannies" tour for the public to see that space and also the Van Sweringen brothers' suite. I think floor 43 used to be open to the public at one time as an ice cream parlor. Is it a normal stairway to 44, then winding stairs to the top?

Not sure. East Cleveland made some ridiculous demands. Maybe Jackson just said forget it at that point instead of negotiating.

Now that Cleveland has a new mayor, perhap the merger discussion can be restarted.

There is one in downtown New Orleans.

And thank you, Richard Jacobs.

It's not downtown, but Cleveland already has the Rockefeller Park Greenhouse.

Another thing that irks me is the Browns traded multiple first-round picks, including 2023, which could be a high one if the Browns don't have Watson for 2022.

And we have to hope Watson doesn't do anything stupid before he is eligible to come back.

How about an ice rink?

The zoo is fine in its current location. I see no need to relocate it. It would be nice to see a world class aquarium on the downtown lakefront.

EXACTLY!

If Burke goes away, I would be OK with the stadium remaining at its current location. Circumcision InfoCision Stadium in Akron might be another possibility - it is closer and has a slightly larger capacity.

I am starting to get a little disappointed with Bedrock. I was hoping for some big, bold, exciting things to happen at Tower City when they took over. Now, six years later,they still seem to have no idea.

Guardians are about to be swept by Tigers. Good grief.

Right. What a dysfunctional organization.

They are the Browns first opponent this season. Looks like another season opener loss.

Yes, it is cheesy. Let's hope it is just temporary. A Ferris wheel would have been nice. Or a carousel. Or both.

So can we assume the idea of using the area as a concert/performance venue has been scrapped?

"Skylight Park will offer guests an opportunity to connect with nature at Tower City.'' That's nice, I suppose. But aren't there opportunities to connect with nature outside?

Scrapyard fire: https://fox8.com/news/live-plume-of-smoke-seen-from-cleveland-scrapyard-fire/