the pope

Does anyone use this? It is amazingly amusing in stalking down your friends from college and back into high school As of September 13th, 2006: there is a Facebook.com group called "UrbanOhio" that anyone can join (it is a global group). UrbanOhio Group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2210039502

yay IOOF!

yeah, those baby's are coming down once the new dorms are built (on the old football field at E. 115th)

a new nomination, the KS Engineering and Science Bldg on Case's campus the color balance in the photo doesn't truly show how ugly the color scheme is

summit, hasn't your camera or your car broke yet? sheesh you really get around. you should change your title to "county seat whore"

yeah AT in cleveland gets a vote.

yeah, i get on and off the Transportation Blvd Exit every day for work, and I can always tell which way the wind is blowing.....

^let the assault on chris' mom ensue! EDIT: that was directed at civvik's comment

dude the garfield hts landfills smell something fierce........

i like the man made island, caught this in the pd haven't read it though

i do have industrial valley as a cleveland hood (on the main page), they do get kinda ancy when a random guy with a camera tries to take picture of your industrial plant.

^no, there used to be one at SSC (don't know if its still there) that was that was a smiley holding up a sign reading, "job for the pope"

PD print edition had a photo, looks like a lot of work still needs to be done

Crocker shoppers will find few stores Wednesday, October 27, 2004 Janet H. Cho Plain Dealer Reporter Shoppers who flock to Crocker Park, the Westlake fashion mecca opening on Thursday, won't find many places to spend their money this week. The $480 million development at the southwest quadrant of Crocker and Detroit Roads is proceeding with plans to throw open its gates as scheduled, but only six of the center's planned 50 stores will be ready for business. It won't welcome the majority of its retail tenants until its Nov. 18 grand opening. "They're all moving in in stages," said Darryl Whitehead, director of marketing for Crocker Park developer Robert L. Stark Enterprises Inc. "Between the 28th and [Nov.] 18th is when they'll all start to come in here."

^no that's exactly i was going for, just a little overkill

^its alright, just assume everything i type is sarcastic ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that ^except that

ferrari gets a cookie!

also, I remember asking clerks one year ago at the joseph-beth SS location if they were going to close, they all said, "no way, we are true to the community". fuck it i'm going to borders

now why on earth would a city nicknamed "the forest city" care about keeping a forest? come on ferrari, new and shiny and traffic entangled is waay better than that decrepid train depot full of homeless people.

yeah, they were really good at attracting chains that don't appear like chains (apparently b/c they haven't reached applebees status just yet) But Brio, Claddagh, That asian place all have looming coorporate entities behind it. And i reiterate, they all blow.

every restaurant at legacy village is terrible

i heard that b/c of the new HOB, RTA decided to build a new BRT line!

ground was broke in the public official way (politicians and silver shovels) two days ago, as for the real earth moving shit........

and he's in cleveland tonight (i think)

^perhaps some interractive maps on the main page of UO, where clicking on region "x" of the map takes you to the neighborhood page?