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As has been said before, Cleveland would be hosting: 2012 Gay Games 2012 RRHOF Inductions 2013 Senior Olympics 2012 DNC??? ;)

^ Thanks. That's what I've been wondering. I still think it'll be Cleveland or Charlotte -- electoral votes from those states are critical.

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Here are the companies they list: http://www.clevelandplusbusiness.com/News/2011/Regional-Efforts-Attract-12-New-Companies-to-Northeast-Ohio.aspx

And I mean a conversion from a hotel to Student Dorms/Apartments must have been impossible...

^one more from your link:

Interesting... And the Stanley Block still survives.

For those of you who can't view it, these were the items listed: Planned Campus Development 2011-2014: North Campus Neighborhood Mather Mansion Boutique Hotel 1836 Euclid Building Global Sustainable Center Allen Theater Dodge Building Cowell & Hubbard Building Idea Center Basketball Pavilion Pedestrian Bridge

Thanks. Too bad it can't be residental..

Team NEO helps woo 12 companies to Northeast Ohio in 2010 The regional business attraction nonprofit said its marketing efforts helped woo 12 new companies to Northeast Ohio that will employ a total of 672 people with an annual payroll of about $40 million. Five of the new companies are biomedical or health care-related, and six are international, Mr. Waltermire said. http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20110124/FREE/110129910&template=mobile

Does anyone know anything about 1836 Euclid Ave?? I'm really curious about this piece of the puzzle, and I don't really want to talk Vikings Football...

And don't forget about 668 Euclid Ave. ;) 100% full and a waiting list to all our knowledge.

I wonder what the plans are for 1836 Euclid Ave? It's listed in the 2011-2014 master plan. I'm hoping and guessing residental! http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=1836+euclid+ave&wrapid=tlif129589553857710&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=1836+Euclid+Ave,+Cleveland,+OH+44115&gl=us&ei=_cs9TYvsMobqgQfGv_GGCQ&sa=X&oi=geocode_result&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CBMQ8gEwAA

rebels... Bishop warns the Rev. Robert Marrone to stop breakaway church Masses Published: Sunday, January 23, 2011, 6:03 PM By Michael O'Malley, The Plain Dealer CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Bishop Richard Lennon of the Cleveland Catholic Diocese has threatened the Rev. Robert Marrone with punishment through church law for celebrating unauthorized Masses in a breakaway church. Marrone and his congregation set up worship space in a commercial building in August, four months after Lennon closed their parish, St. Peter's near downtown Cleveland. On Wednesday, Lennon handed Marrone a letter saying the priest was engaged in "scandal" and "corruption" by saying Masses in a space not sanctioned by the diocese. He told Marrone he expected him to resign from the breakaway group within 48 hours or face "canonical action," a warning that left Marrone with the choice of remaining faithful to his congregation or to his bishop. http://www.cleveland.com/religion/index.ssf/2011/01/bishop_warns_the_rev_robert_ma.html

Oh no! Lakewood's Detroit theater closing Published: Friday, January 21, 2011, 2:32 PM By Lindsay Betz, Sun News LAKEWOOD -- The lone movie theater in the city will close its doors for good at the end of the month. Since 1924 the Detroit Theater has been showing movies to residents and has since become a local landmark. Loyal movie patrons will soon have to leave the city to catch a flick. http://www.cleveland.com/lakewood/index.ssf/2011/01/lakewoods_question_of_the_day.html

Case Western KSL Library is currently installing a first floor cafe to open Feb 2011: http://library.case.edu/ksl/whoweare/kslcafe.html

This is HUGE news for the Clinic and its innovation and commercialization ambitions: Prominent hand surgeon returns to Clinic to lead Innovations unit: Cleveland Portraits Published: Monday, January 24, 2011, 5:45 AM By Brie Zeltner, The Plain Dealer Graham began his career at the Cleveland Clinic in 1994 and left six years later to head the Curtis National Hand Center in Baltimore, only the third person to hold the position since the center opened in 1947. He returned to the hospital in June to serve as chairman of Cleveland Clinic Innovations, the corporate venturing unit that commercializes Clinic inventions, and as vice chairman of orthopedic surgery. Graham has more than two dozen patents in his field, including the most commonly used elbow-replacement system on the market. He will use his expertise to help turn the ideas of Clinic physicians into marketable products. The surgeon's connections in Maryland have already brought about a new relationship for Cleveland Clinic Innovations: Last week, the department partnered with MedStar Health, a nine-hospital system that serves the Maryland and Washington, D.C., region, to develop the ideas of that system's physicians. Graham had been working on the deal since his arrival and hopes that it will lead to further collaboration. "It seemed like a natural marriage," said Graham, who will spend about 70 percent of his time focused on the Innovations position and the rest on his surgical practice. "I think it will bear fruit in commercialization opportunities and clinical sharing, enhance scientific inquiry and impact both communities." http://www.cleveland.com/healthfit/index.ssf/2011/01/prominent_hand_surgeon_returns.html

Expanded business hours for Luchita Express in the Commodore Place building--they will now be open for Breakfast starting at 9 am. Also, remember that Murray Hill Market is open for Breakfast, meaning two more much needed breakfast places have opened in University Circle. Also, the Indian Flame renovations are complete and the place has reopened. Circle Convenience is about a week away from reopening from their renovations. Lastly, the Case Western KSL library is currently installing a first floor café. Construction is [noisily] happening as I type this.

CWRU is hosting a watch party for the "State of the Union Address" tomorrow night at the Jolly Scholar: "Tomorrow, Tuesday, January 25th, President Obama will deliver the State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress, sharing his agenda for job creation, health care, and ensuring America is in a position to win the future. Supporters in Cleveland are planning to get together at an OFA watch party and strategy session -- and you're invited. This event will be a great opportunity to meet fellow volunteers, get fired up for 2011, and make plans to fight for the President's agenda in 2011 and beyond." What: State of the Union watch party Where: The Jolly Scholar Restaurant in CWRU's Thwing Center Cleveland, OH 44106 When: Tuesday, January 25th 8:00 pm http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/stateoftheunionwatchparty/gpzr79?override_wrapper_id=Sw3ht

^ Then u need to try L'albatros...which is mine and many people favorite Zach Bruell restaurant.

Ok, I'm done for tonight ;)

More old Cleveland: Ontario St: 1907 Superior St: Warehouse District trolley construction:

Here are some other good ones: 1947: JD Rockefeller's house: 1896 Public Square:

Can anyone place anything in this picture?? Is this the current parking lot of the Warehouse District? Or is this maybe even not Cleveland:

Palmer House Hilton http://mobile.usablenet.com/mt/www1.hilton.com/en_US/hi/hotel/CHIPHHH-The-Palmer-House-Hilton-Illinois/index.do http://www.palmerhousehiltonhotel.com/