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Burke would actually be an asset for the Super Bowl as it has much more flexibility and capacity for p-jet parking than Hopkins. For the larger events in town, they close down the secondary runway 6R/24L and turn that into additional parking. I've seen it full before during the Rock Hall inductions and other big weekends (World Series, etc)

If ramming into a small area, I'd rather see this on the Post Office site, though I'm sure the Postal unions would fight any move to Brookpark further delaying such a swap.

Another great reason for the Scranton canals!

I'm really rooting for this one.

I don't know about everyone else, but I love this stuff. It's sort of haunting knowing these people have lived their lives and are long gone. A blip in time...

Looks like a great setting to have a canal cut through the peninsula. Make it a boating destination as well!

Clearly payback for when the owner boys club prevented him from buying the Buffalo Bills.

Will miss Levert and Niang, but this seems like a pretty good deal for the Cavs, especially coming from a Hawks team that had their number!

Especially if sold to a local ownership group...or even local by proxy (looking at you Dan Gilbert!)

It feels like the Musk administration will set your timeline back even further. They appear to be targeting cities "aka Democrat strongholds" for many forms of funding.

I didn't even know it was there. Will have to stop in i usually hit the one by CWRU when I'm in that area around lunch.

Cleveland should take note of this development at Lunken (especially with Cleveland hotels allegedly doing great business). A boutique hotel at Burke combined with a greenway around the outer edge of the airport property (waterfront) is an excellent start to reimagining the land use of Burke, without having to fight the FAA for closure.

There's probably even a cheaper way which would involve the drivers having a cheap phone on them with a tracking app.

If aviation is any indicator, then no age does not have anything to do with it. Most of the general aviation training fleet was built in 1960-1980, and they've all had ADSB GPS antennae added to them. Anything that touches an airplane you can automatically multiply the price by at least double. I would think you could put an antenna on a train for less than $1000 per unit.

They are no better football people than they were truckstop trust fund babies. The ideal situation would be for them to sell the team to an owner with ties to Cleveland who would be interested in cultivating a civic asset.

Myles Garrett requesting trade. Truly remarkable that the Browns wasted a generational talent on the Deshaun fiasco. https://www.cleveland.com/browns/2025/02/myles-garrett-requests-trade-from-browns.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawIN0hFleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHQeARUe9znUwKPuc5OFz8ETMEXtHMQGP8ahoHeKX6CfIMKwRw-YeicfSsA_aem_knAwd9WTeY-6uX5aGnpYJQ

In my written interactions with him, Quinn comes off as an angry Trumpy guy. He will respond with a non-professional, gruff email if you send criticism to the editor.

Gotta have an Orange Julius!

Crazy to think that 7 miles is our largest streetcar line. I had to look up other cities in the world and it's astounding. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tram_systems_by_gauge_and_electrification

Any relation to the downtown Willoughby 1899?

Not with 2 overnight trains and a second Trump administration... I would love to see it though. Bring in the CVSR and multiple daily Amtraks and we're talking.

Full disclosure: I didn't realize there was a truck park in Beachwood. Apparently it's closing: FOOD NEWS OPENINGS & CLOSINGS The Beachwood Truck Park Has Closed "It didn't take off the way Lakewood did," Dan Deagan said https://www.clevescene.com/food-drink/the-beachwood-truck-park-has-closed-45973720

Sad! Where are kids in the area going to win goldfish that live for 2 days now?

It's all about the social media. A small investment to share their pictures around the world. Next will be the "angel wings" murals that are all the rage in the hipster cities 😜

Love it! Looking at old pictures of that block are some of the more painful images of the losses that Cleveland has seen since it's days as a top 10 US city.