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That is a nice looking building. I suppose there is an advantage to being on a corner instead of sandwiched between two older buildings.

Maybe Frank was hoping it could eventually be closed to traffic and was just waiting for the right time to try again.

Our sports team never seem to get a break - unless it's a broken bone.

I'm not sure all of the panhandlers out there are homeless.

Not sure. 20,000 is a sizeable number for any community, especially if they all come in a short period of time.

That would be nice, although Parma's Ukrainian Village would probably be more likely.

Well, it's New York City, so it is just one of hundreds of tall buildings.

I noticed there is a building in NYC which looks similar, although tapered towards the top. I was hoping SHW would have done that.

That would have been more than the $12 million the FTA wanted the city to repay them for keeping the square closed. I am hopeful that it will eventually become one unified square, but it is unlikely to happen in my lifetime.

Is "workforce housing" the same as "low-income housing"?

^ It looks like an SNL skit. 😆 Just about everything on Cleveland.com is a subscriber exclusive now.

^ Agreed. That section of town is definitely in need of some attention.

Remnants from an old rib cook-off perhaps.

It was reported a while back that Stark withdrew the TMUD application for nuCLEus. Is it possible that was incorrect or perhaps it was re-submitted?

Let's hope so. This is taking way too long.

^ I agree. I also don't care to see high rises on the lakefront. Sorry, Haslam. I would rather see high rises built on those parking craters in CBD.

Some more info. And yes @stpats44113 it was also about additional security. https://interactivedesignarchitects.com/project/a-j-celebrezze-federal-building-facade-recladding/

I thought it had something to do with bomb-proofing the 2 vulnerable sides.

Weather not so bad today - sunshine and temps in the upper 40s. It could be a lot worse.

I hope Wolstein Center Is not demolished. It seems to fill a niche as it is smaller than RMF but larger than the largest theater. With the CSU Vikings playing well again, hopefully they will start drawing larger crowds and perhaps be able to attract some big name opponents. Maybe the Crunch indoor soccer team will move there eventually.

It is one of the handful of sites being considered, correct?

^ Yes, it does. A jail doesn't need to look like a jail. At least from the outside.

CLE rebounding faster than national average. https://www.clevelandairport.com/cleveland-hopkins-international-airport-rebounding-faster-national-average

Jarrett Allen named all-star game injury replacement. https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/nba/cavaliers/cleveland-cavaliers-c-jarrett-allen-2022-nba-all-star-game-injury-replacement/95-3e0a930f-edcc-45e3-af66-a326c5f01626

I have never been too fond of the location of Jacobs Pavilion, wedged in tightly against the Powerhouse and the B&O bridge. I was hoping it might eventually move to another location in the Flats.