andrew0816

I say the same thing, but I am just being sarcastic.

I live in Kent, Ohio, which I guess would be a suburb of Akron. After college, I hope to find a job and live in Cleveland proper. :D

Yes, that one is safe and I believe that the brick one on the corner of Newman and 5th St is also safe. Also, I don't know if you would call it monumental, but Tappan is a hot mess; there is a blue brick one on Park Ave East, north of the RR tracks, after the 42/PAE split; there is also Citation on North Main Street (near Harker St and Main); then GM; and lastly, there is a mostly abandoned quarry with an abandoned factory/warehouse on Richland Shale Rd (off of 13).

That would be amazing, I would love to help make that happen.

You should also look into contacting Kent State University's fashion department as well as the business college/entrepreneurship program.

This news makes me so angry/upset. I know there were problems with redeveloping this, but it is a shame that it is being demolished. Most of Westinghouse set for demolition Only one building in 13.9-acre complex will remain standing BY LOU WHITMIRE • NEWS JOURNAL • NOVEMBER 13, 2010 MANSFIELD -- Demolition is expected to begin soon on one of the community's landmark buildings. All but one large building is set for destruction at the former Westinghouse complex, 245 E. Fourth St., between East Fourth and East Fifth streets. Steve Vuichard of Statewide, a Detroit, Mich., demolition company working at the scene Friday afternoon, said only a structure along East Fifth Street will remain standing. Read More...

I have never heard of this "Shaker Square," do you mean Shaker Circle? ;)

^The date of that post is January 12th, 2004 and CDM's post was on January 9th, 2004; so, I think we need to keep looking for the oldest post.

Wow, you have been a member for a long time. Haha, thanks. That post will be missed. :D

Well, my first post was the establishment of the Mansfield General Business and Economic News thread, but the actual post is gone because it contained an article without a link. However, here is my second post.

^Haha, can't wait, but I bet Sookie will prevail. As for that last part, that's just wrong. Getting back on topic, is it in Shaker Heights?

^You know what happens to him at the end of the season right? Well, consider me Sookie. So, watch out botch.

^Shaker Circle? ;)

Ok, MTS, you're up.

Yes, but you only gave the location of the second building. What section of the city are these buildings in?

Well, here goes... I'll add this to help.

Downtown Greensboro, NC?

Well, the house (1st pic) is right across from Schiller Park (Jaeger St), so I assumed that was still German Village. Go Hts!

Yes, David, it is German Village. Sorry Hts, and CDM posting pics of Mansfield would go against the rules :D

No, not Ohio City, but it is in Ohio. I'll add these...

This might be an easy one, but here goes...

The Marina District in San Francisco.

^I went to it last year and it was not that scary (IMO), but the year before I thought it was great. So, it varies year to year and it depends on what night you go. On a crowded night it won't be that great because you might catch up with the group that is in front of you, which ruins the fun. The commercialization might take away some of the fear for some people, so it really depends on the person. I don't know much about the ghost hunts, but I think that it would be worth the price.

Well, my friends and I are going with a Catholic theme; I am going to be a nun, some of my friends are being naughty school girls, and two people are going as the Boondock Saints. We are probably going to pregame at my friends apartment, then head downtown for the craziness, and then end up at a frat or someone's house. He's too tall to go as Snooki, he could go as the Jolly Green Giant