ISSUE 8, SIN TAX FOR THE ARTS IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO, TRIUMPHS:  75 - 25%!

WELCOME JIMMY DIMORA SIN TAX -- PRODUCT OF A CORRUPT SYSTEM IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO THAT WORKS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE RICH & POWERFUL!

ISSUE 8, SIN TAX FOR THE ARTS IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY OHIO, TRIUMPHS: 75-25%.

 Only in Ohio could we come up with this crap.    No, not the legalization of use of marijuana, but rather providing a government monopoly to 10 farms in Ohio to grow the stuff - pot.   Crazy.  Read more here at the Washington Post

First it's the phone monoplies, then the sports monopolies, then the casino monopolies and  now the pot growers monopoly.  

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REALNEO has chronicled the give-away of public parkland WC Reed Field to developer NRP Foster Pointe by then council rep Brian Cummins.  He is engineering a similar give-away in the Stockyards neighborhood.

Please SIGN and put a stop to this madness - residents need their parks.

Austin, TX, is definitely NOT car-free or carefree. But, it does have sun at the time of year that Cleveland OH's UV rays begin to wane.  So, I took the opportunity to stay with family and crash by the pool for a few days.  

the 16th annuel hooper farm winter party. feb 20th 10 am til close? - saturday - tremont , 2835 west 11th st. cleveland ,ohio

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Government shutdown could cut off food stamps for some Americans who depend on the food aid.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A government shutdown Oct. 1 could immediately suspend or delay food stamp payments to some of the 46 million Americans who receive the food aid.

The Agriculture Department said Tuesday that it will stop providing benefits at the beginning of October if Congress does not pass legislation to keep government agencies open.

BING IMAGES ON VOTE NO ON SIN TAX, ISSUE 8, ON NOVEMBER 3, 2015 CAMPAIGN IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO!

 The Metroparks were recently briefed on the latest plans for extending the "towpath" trail north to Canal Basin Park (and ultimately Whiskey Island and Lake Erie).  Take a look for yourself at the colossal stupidity:

EVERY DAY IN AMERICA, mortgage companies attempt to foreclose on homeowners using false documents.

It’s a byproduct of the mortgage securitization craze during the housing bubble, when loans were sliced and diced so haphazardly that the actual ownership was confused.

The nights are cooler. We will soon be sleeping longer. Leaves change color and our minds turn inward to the landscape of imaginary worlds. The Migration exhibit at the Cleveland Public Library's Eastman Reading Garden is perfect place to visit before the long winter. To remind children, that birds do return in the spring. And, that friendly lions are forever roaming in the pages of a book.

cleveland city officials - all - you sorta know me  our esp etc. - as we had no water for 24 hours is a omen sign of no water for all - we are a messenger -

without stating state secrets - do you know or can you find out how long the city water can pump water to us with no electric power and running on back up generators - how much gasoline for the generators how long can they run -

 The one day I don't bring my camera and I miss photo shoots galore - DAMN.   Saturday in Believeland - CLE was surreal and beautiful.  I needed a swim.

Plan A: had been to swim outside at the City of Brooklyn pool ($9.00 non-resident).  The facility was open, but not the outdoor pool.  Since I was on the granny bike, on to Plan B.

WE WERE OUT IN TREMONT FROM 2 30  TO 4 30 AM SUNDAY - LAKEWWOD ROCKY RIVER SUNDAY EVENING FIRST ENERGY SOME STILL DON'T HAVE POWER - OMEN SIGNS OF WIDE BLACKOUTS PERMANENT AND OR TEMPORARY - LONG TIME - YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO TO PREPARE -

CHEERS - SOPHIA AND GUY

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 The Cleveland Housing Network's chain smoking director Rob Curry, trolling desperately for new government dollars, as other funding has dried up, has partnered with E.D.E.N to develop obscenely expensive housing cubicles in the most drug and crime infested neighborhoods of Cleveland. 533 "homes" (400 square foot cells) for $92,200,000 works out to $172,983 per cell. You could buy 533 brand new homes in Strongsville for that! But that wouldn't cover the 6 figure salaries of Ms. Nichols and Mr.

The Aug. 16 front page story, "Abandoned homes dot the area," may have contained as much hot air as the housing bubble.

(READ OPEN CARRY GUN IN TREMONT POST BELOW) CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Two armed robberies in Tremont this week add to the rash stickups in the popular neighborhood. 

Two unknown males held up a pair of Tremont residents just before midnight Tuesday near West 10th Street and Professor Avenue.

The victims -- a man and a woman -- told police that after they used a Fifth Third Bank ATM they were approached by two males.