Flee2theCleve

There is one now

^ 100% agree. When we go to the WSM on Saturdays, we board at W117th and get off at W25th, with my gf buying the $5 pass...however in maybe a dozen trips we've never been stopped. Which makes you seriously question why bother paying the $5. However, in my daily commute from w117 to TowerCity, I am routinely stopped and asked at the 117th platform, once causing me to miss a train. There needs to be a uniform approach taken and a better system enforced. Also, to dovetail on the previous comment, every morning there are 5-6 RTA transit security officers standing at the TC turnstiles greeting commuters. Isn't this overkill? or at least a gross misallocation of scarce resources? Couldn't some of these individuals be better put to use manning a turnstile system?

Commuter Alerts....something long overdue http://www.newsnet5.com/dpp/news/local_news/cleveland_metro/rta-now-offering-commuter-alert-service-for-rapid-rail-riders

The Indians chance at success involves catching lightening in a bottle once every 5 years

Next week in sconsin will be huge

There is just so much to like about this entire project

Thats the old market

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Is that why the one on Euclid closed? that one was always packed, which is why I was confused when I saw they were gone

Honestly, this could be a match up of the best team versus the worst team in 1-A

^ and security

I smell a time out / suspension coming soon....

The guy in the Rockefeller building on W6th does a nice job, but his hours seem to be all over the place.

What are Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck up to?

Can't we drill into and insert a valve to relieve the pressure? Scientists Im looking at you...

hopefully! those were awful! hopefully they also de-smoke the glass as well. So ridiculous that they likely pay a premium for that first floor space and then immediately take away the best asset of it

like this one? Fear the Elf!

Quick question here: I am in the midst of remodeling a 10' x 10' room in my house that was built back in the 20s. The first step with doing this was removing the wallpaper and subsequent underlying layers, which I couldn't tell were paint or another layer of wallpaper fused together over time. Without thinking much of it at first, I started scraping off these lower layers onto the drop cloth below on the floor. I did this for all of the walls in the entire room, with these scrapings sitting on the floor for a period of a couple weeks. Now, after someone mentioned something, I am worried about the possibility of lead paint exposure. Assuming that this was lead paint, I will test it for sure, did I unknowingly subject myself to a poisoning by what I did? If so, can just breathing in the dust particles cause any serious damage or am I over reacting?

Out of curiosity - what is the monthly rent range?

just an update snippet from the Colliers Office Market Report newsletter: http://www.12five9.com/OM/Office_Market_Report_Q2.pdf Calfee Law firm Relocates Headquarters Cleveland law firm, Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP, has signed a 20-year lease to occupy the historic East Ohio Gas Co. building at East Sixth Street and Rockwell Avenue. The 300 plus employees plan to move in to the 115,000-square-foot building in late 2011. A $30 million redevelopment will take place, including a four-story parking garage next to the building. The new office headquarters will be named “The Calfee Building”.

<cough cough> Huntington

for a cool old housing stock check out Tremont

but is it world-class signage??

Tudor Arms renovation is bringing a highly visible piece of old Cleveland back to life Published: Friday, August 20, 2010, 5:30 PM Updated: Friday, August 20, 2010, 10:40 PM Steven Litt, The Plain Dealer Steven Litt, The Plain Dealer Like tens of thousands of East Side commuters, I've driven past the looming mass of the 11-story Tudor Arms building for years without any idea of the grandeur of its interior spaces. Located on the southwest corner of Carnegie Avenue and East 107th Street, the building is a highly visible landmark that stands sentinel over a major traffic gateway to the city. http://blog.cleveland.com/architecture/2010/08/tudor_arms_renovation_is_bring.html

Thats a really nice video on their homepage...great production quality