the pope

I was imagining that was some type of joke. Like say....the RAT-ners? har har har.

why would i read a crap publication like Time magazine?

the new interpol, on their way to cleveland in two weeks

news to me

something about dead/dying malls... nice work.

speaking of any Mall A or B or......my coworkers are always confused: Coworker: "what did you do for lunch today?" Me: "Oh nothing, sat out and people watched on mall B" Coworker: "oh, the galleria?"

I'm a Heights resident with no kids so I can't comment on that aspect. (same goes for being church going). I hate agreeing with any "avoid" areas, but if there was one area that is less desirable than the rest of Cleveland Heights, Mov2Ohio's description is fair. I'm not saying the area is bad or anything like that, but relative to the rest of the heights, you could do better. Oh, and screw whole foods, go to Zagara's. The guy has been there for years on Lee Road. http://www.zagarasmarketplace.com/

so any more news on ASTAR's proposal to ABX? (not asking you grassy to go and look, if anyone has "heard" anything)

its just another ranking, but at least we (ohio->Cleveland) show up near the top.

you know, i don't think i've ever seen a rat in cleveland, alive or dead (downtown that is)

you know what's sad, I've got completely used to the scaffolding on terminal tower.

no complaints here!

that poor steeple-less church

tony packos, giggle.

nice little old housing stock there, thanks!

are you on firefox? its a known problem, don't know if any of us ever found a solution

If anyone wants me to go on and on about these rankings and the underlying data analytics, I can. I'll touch on this point, the data is definitely risk-adjusted.

got my answer, responded like 1 hr after opening the thread. thanks!

i know you are being slightly facetious, but we obviously don't have the same reach as the PD (duh!). But those who read this forum know that cleveland ain't the downward spiraling shithole that sometimes the PD makes it out to be. Instead its Joe Medina and Susy Solon who do read the PD and aside from the occasional tribe game, that's the source of their exposure and news about cleveland.

and you act like the PD will write a positive article about this? (under the idea that the only reason people get doom and gloom is because the PD writes its annual doom and gloom article based on census estimates)

^great news. I think Lee Road easily has the potential to capture a few other of these type developments and start growing vertically.

Ignoring the Federal dollars (is a capitated rate or banded rate?) I don't see a "moral boost". Yay, way to go Cleveland (or any other city that challenged), you only suck half as bad as previously thought! (except for cincinnati which posted like a 48 person population increase)

I like how you can tell in the some of the older clinic buildings, where they actually took the time to board up the old street level windows.

i'm still waiting for someone to show me a urban, pedestrian friendly hospital.

looking good cbus!