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There is a Houlihans in Westlake and a Brick House Tavern in Cuyahoga Falls near Akron.

I'm in. I like noon and don't care where.

Last night: the tower and the (un)welcome center. Bonus: May Co.

Are any of the "porch" areas adaptable for winter activities, e.g. skating, snowman building, etc?

Having been in Jamaica this past summer, I have suddenly noticed a fair amount of Jamaican restaurants around. Is this a recent development?

I never felt Landry treated Cleveland that well, or maybe it was the other way around, but their original attempt on Old River Rd. followed by Joe's Crab Shack died, as well as other Joe's like the one in Wickliffe. Then there is the short lived McCormick and Schmick. Morton's is still open downtown.

There was some buzz a while back on potential projects around E. 55th and Euclid, but it has been quiet for some time now.

This article on Reuters.com is interesting. I wonder how well it will work out. One item mentioned was that a chip maker Micron is building a chip factory (not the potato chip kind) in Clay, NY, north of Syracuse. Biden administration picks 31 regional tech hubs to spur US innovation

The NS tracks just south of Euclid at E 55th St are undergoing work, maybe bridge repairs? Concrete is stripped out creating or expanding an underpass. I did see a train go over it, so the basic structure is sound.

On the bridge, why the 'Y'?

Is it correct that the Shoreway ends at W 3rd St at which you jog to the left to get to a continuation of the Shoreway westbound?

Oh, and don't forget to leave room for the obligatory "soccer village."

^LOL: The mostly empty muny lot across SR-2 from Burke, if wide enough. It comes with its own parking, nearby Amtrak, Waterfront Line, and commercial aviation. May have to relocate or cap S. Marginal. After the game, you could hypothetically shop at the hypothetical outlet mall.

LOL, did we even campaign for it? Man, beaten by Talequah, Ok. Oh, the humanity. Note that Baltimore, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Houston, Pittsburgh and Atlanta are not spokes either. We'll still contribute to the advancement of healthcare.

LOL. I voted in person yesterday at E. 30th and Euclid. In and out in less than 15 minutes. It was't swamped. There were 19 registration lanes (where you show ID and get your ballot), of which six were manned. Very good experience, no muss, no fuss.

I noticed that the building on the SW corner of Detroit Ave. and W. 25th has the arched windows on the top floor, as well. @dave2017, your design is an improvement. Should there be a UO Architecture and Design firm?

Why would anyone think they want everyone to vote?

Are the property taxes still abated there?

It's hard to imagine that building fitting in the cleared spaces.

I like the accordion style glass windows on the new library.

I just hope 2024 is not the last election.

^Are you guys referring to the Mayfield Theater, Primo Vino, or somthing else?

Some work was going on in the Mayfield Theater building. Don't know it's nature. Also, it looked like a new machine was at Primo Vino aka Our Lady of Perpetual Site Prep.

Anyone know what's going on along Willey?

In Ottawa, the 1960's Sparks St pedestrian mall has peraisted to this day, while the Rideau St. bus only blocks have reverted to general traffic. Then there is the Huron Rd. Mall behind The Halle.