down4cle

Yes, Republican controlled Mississippi is a utopia.

That entire block used to smell like that. What a transformation of euclid avenue over even the last 5 years.

There is a lot of work happening on the site. Last week they've been removing glass panels from the top of the garage.

^ I agree with your analysis. We will wait and see.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/20814945/preliminary-tv-ratings-sunday-nfl-games-compared-last-year It seems that CBS was up slightly and Fox and NBC were down. Interesting note within the article that all sports and TV ratings in general are down but the real test is whether NFL ratings are down the same amount as other sports and TV or more. Mark Cuban discusses the nuance in the numbers a bit.

If I remember correctly, the USFL played in spring/summer. Trump in his infinite wisdom thought they should compete head to head in the fall/winter with the NFL. He thought it would force a merger of the leagues but it instead, bankrupted the USFL. Rick Wilson's adage is "everything Trump touches dies." Add the USFL to that list.

^ CBS has stated that ratings for week 3 were 4% higher then week 3 last year.

F*** it, we'll do it live.

I agree that more residential students is a great thing for downtown. I was unaware that there were already 4,500 students living near CSU. That would mean a large part of the DT population is students. All good news.

Also, they want to be near mass transit. That ain't hapennin' in the far south burbs.

I doubt Amazon will locate in exurbia.

Those figures actually make some sense in the context of the ACS numbers posted earlier this week .

^ That 4,500 number seems high to me. It could be right but it just seems off.

Fantasy ideas don't have real data to back them.

I always say that Parma could experience a transformation like Lakewood if they would just end the crony politics. The northern part of Parma has more walakble interesting neighborhoods. I think one of the drawbacks is the housing in Parma is mainly post war bungalows. Although mid-century modern may be having a moment.

Lol you mean the circular gravel path? That isn't beautiful to you? The site of a beautiful historic building that the school tore down. But hey the gravel path looks great . http://www.clevelandareahistory.com/2010/01/demolition-of-cleveland-cadillac.html

You forgot pierogis. It's coming to Parma, not Cleveland, then! ;D I'll take it anywhere in NE Ohio

Frank Jackson wanted Superior to look the same as the rest of the square. He intended to keep it closed all along.

^ The coffee shop (Tabu) is closed.

^ They have gone through a long period of construction for sure.

It's not about the buses. It's Frank Jackson being petty.

This project is fully funded. We'll soon see steel rising

^ All the more reason to bring HQ2 to Cleveland. :-D

Is there a reason that lower Euclid can't be closed to cars altogether? It might be better to just allow buses and delivery trucks from PS to East 6th. Am I missing something? I might be.

There seems to be correlation of downtowns that lost population or remained flat to an increase in income. I wonder of there was public housing that was relocated.