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also hilarious that nearly every day you post about how Cleveland is so different from Cincinnati and Columbus while at the same time trying to claim that Cleveland is no different than the rest of the state.

Hey look at Mr. I've lived here a while breaking it to Clevelanders thst lots of black people live in Slavic Village. Thanks for the news flash. Lol.

^groan...lol

but we don't have women with painted boobies running around at hippy fests... hint: if one wants a taste of "hippy fest" in NEO then you go camping at Nelson Ledges for a weekend.

^ I have family in Cincinnati and I love Cincinnati too. It's different. Not worse just different.

Nobody in Cleveland is saying that we are better but the rest of the state takes it that way. Lot's of insecurity.

^ You went on a screed just a few weeks ago about how liberal we are in Cleveland. Now we are not hippie liberal enough. Methinks you just like to complain to hear your own voice.

******* ******** ******* ******** ******* ******** ******* 52 stars 4 rows with 7 stars 3 rows with 8 stars :-D :-D :-D :-D

we can let Puerto Rico join the union and create Western Reserve at the same time. A 52 star flag will be more balanced than a 51 star flag.

^ will be much needed with Taco Ball opening. :-D :-D :-D

^ I've always understood plating to be about the worst prior use possible when doing an environmental assessment.

It makes me wonder why the executive branch is not performing it's duties.

Article I section 8 provides authority to regulate commerce.

It's almost like adding the 2nd best player in the league to a 73 win team makes then unstoppable.

Cavs are still winning in electoral points.

^ I love MMM. He helps me understand the choices that I make are sound even though I'm not doing what everyone else does. I think his take an automobile ownership is spot on. I also like his refreshing take on gratitude.

^ That is encouraging to know.

^ depending on the level of contamination, this site may only be suitable for other industrial or commercial uses. Bringing highly contaminated sites to residential standard is extremely expensive from what I understand. Perhaps someone with more understanding of brownfields could chime in. ERocc?

^ Our fragmented region is partially to blame for this. If Severance and and Oakwood were under the same jurisdiction, I don't believe that Oakwood would've been developed. Same with Pinecrest and Legacy. Each jurisdiction is rightfully only worried about their own tax base at the detriment of another. Some sort of regional collaboration might be able to curb this to an extent.

^ Does the Amazon store on Euclid Avenue have an effect on this?

Hmmm... tenk building is owned by Rafid Fadul. He is an investor in Platform's production facility. Could be a connection.

Nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded. Lol. This is good to hear.

The possibilities are endless. This is likely a looooooooong term play. I would love to see a mixed use neighborhood. Ideally it would be heavily residential. Knowing the reality of brownfields this might be built as a corporate campus too. Perhaps this gets the quickest ROI fir the developers.

I am a huge fan of the 55th and Broadway intersection. There are good bones to this neighborhood. I hope to see some new investment here.

I am cool with parking garages being built into new projects or even replacing surface lots as long as there is ground floor retail.