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I believe the Crunch has gone back to the soccer facility in North Olmsted and no longer playing at the IX Center.

Apparently they were able to squeeze in a few more than 3,000. From Wikipedia:

^ Did they play some of their games at Public Hall that season?

Ah. I see what you did there.

I'd like to see Prospect Ave get some attention. So many available sites just waiting to be developed. That is the part of downtown many visitors are seeing when attending an event at the arena or ballpark.

I will have to check it out. Haven't been there in a long time. I remember it being dark and dreary.

Don't they normally avoid scheduling a game which conflicts with a Cavs home game?

How many fans were in attendance? I wonder what this means for Wolstein Center? CSU basketball games are only drawing ~1,500. Maybe they can move back to Woodling Gym and Wolstein can be demoed for something else.

I'm sure it is. But they could have put it in an abandoned warehouse and the kids would have been fine with that. I guess I'm a bit of a history buff. I love visiting old mansions, such as Stan Hywet in Akron, Casa Loma in Toronto, Breakers in Newport, etc.

Maybe it should have been a Millionaire's Row museum instead.

Apparently, elements not available at Wolstein. Maybe they could have been added at Wolstein or is it not worth upgrading a venue with an uncertain future?

I can't read the article, but it's nice to see more activity at Public Hall. Of course this means less activity at Wolstein Center. I thought Public Hall was renovated a few years ago. What else did they need to do?

I have not been there. It does seem like an odd place for a children's museum. Does anyone explain its history to the children visiting?

Sadly. media in this town is pretty pathetic and has been for quite a while. Except for Jarboe and @KJP.

They are mostly small boutique hotels with less than 200 rooms.

I thought Polensek "retired" a long time ago, but then came back immediately and has since been a "double-dipper".

Not sure how much longer the Main Ave bridge is going to last. Rather than rebuilding it, maybe a less costly option would be to extend Whiskey Island Dr across the river and connect to the proposed Shoreway Blvd which is slated to end at W 3rd. Of course it would require some kind of lift bridge over the river. Then, the old section of the west Shoreway could be removed and the area opened up for development.

CHEERS is a bit different, It will take a while to complete since it needs to be filled in piece by piece using dredging material.

Josh will be a free agent after 2025, so there is a good chance he will be dealt.

True, but with Gimenez salary, the Guardians probably had to sweeten the deal.

RIP Rocky. https://fox8.com/sports/cleveland-baseball-legend-rocky-colavito-dies-at-91/

Probably getting a couple prospects.

Skyline changing developments?

Dang. We are losing restaurants that have been around a long time - Sokolowski's, Corky and Lenny's and now Tick Tock.

In addition to replacing the old seats, they are also redoing the Terrace Club.