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Has anyone checked this out yet? I noticed it but didnt really have any thoughts about it besides "oh, that room is well lit"

the 5/3 place is open on the square. looks good. also, jones florist is almost open. that little corridor there on the east corner of the square looks so much better and open now that these 2 businesses have opened, along with potbelly.

well i certainly dont think zanesville should be included, but I think Chillicothe and Marion are a bit ridiculous. Same goes for Wilmington and Ashtabula. Why the need for these huge definitions? Next thing you know, Columbus is going to cover all of Southeast Ohio where they are the main media market.

yea well my old roommates dad used to commute everyday from Zanesville, so maybe there are some linkages...

well then you might as well put zanesville in there with cbus as well.

jones florist is coming along btw. the interior looks colorful and nice. very bright green.

i know its been said before, but I am SO sick of the terms 'young professionals' and 'empty nesters' ugh!

ive had it in mt lookout and it was good drunk food.

lol. i think i found all 3. great touch...

Whats THAT suppose to mean? :| Oh well I guess we're the worst of the best. I suppose that counts for something. lmao. poor david. :-(

hurl. well this doesnt really add anything to the square.

lol. oh man, what a sh*t show

You know I quit drinking coffee! You little B*stard! Today is caffeine free day number 24. come back to the good stuff. I'm enjoying a nice cup from coffee emporium in cincy right now. mmmmm, costa rican blend....mmmmm.

congrats rando! definitely deserved. only 34 votes? geez.

*are the same thing. damn grammatical errors...

a quad and a 4-wheeler is the same thing.

yea hes probably gay, just like the rest of us....all of us. :-)

right, but I think all anyone is saying is that many Summity County northern suburbs should be counted in the Cleveland metro, not in the Akron metro. This can be said for many northern Warren County sprawlers as well in terms of Cincinnati/Dayton.

I think if Akron was as small as a Hamilton... it would definately be part of Cleveland MSA... but Akron city is almost on the same tier as Cleveland city... so its size affords it enough "independence" to be considered its own MSA... as the immediate Akron area is a major employment center... of course... there is enough connectivity between Cleveland and Akron to warrant a CSA. true but summit county benefits from celveland sprawl. These people aren't suddenly out of the Cleveland Metro just because they moved to Summit County. Many probably commute downtown, etc. How is it handled for a place like SF-Oakland? Is Oakland too big to be considered apart of SF?

yea yea, bla bla. Cincinnati metro is bigger than Clevelands but come on, those Cleveland numbers don't include Akron/Summit County. It would be like not including Hamilton/Middletown in Cincy's numbers really, seeing as how Summit County is immediately south of Cuyahoga.

yea...no that coaster sucks.

gotcha. i just saw those. thanks! now come back to the 'nati already and experience true urbanism :)

^eh, well my friend (23 yrs old) lives in uptown and pays $550/month in a 2 bedroom. And it is a nice apartment with great amenities. So I was very surprised by that.

when were you there? I literally just got back from there today and so it was weird to get on here and see this thread. nice set.

I love the comment associated with the link. ha!