Press Release: as to illegal arrest of activist Coleman at Sowell trial rally

400 Bikes expected! 

The first Cleveland Critical Mass ride of the summer takes place Friday, June 24. We begin meeting on Public Square at 6pm and depart promptly at 6:30pm for an hour or so bicycle ride. 

 The Home on Imperial Ave. in Cleveland, Oh. of Anthony Sowell where the gruesome remains of 11 Black women were found on Halloween Day in 2009.

The OMCA 2012 must submit its ballot language and an “fair and truthful” summary of the ballot for approval by the Ohio Attorney General. Along with this submission we need 1000 signatures of registered voters. You can help! Any registered Ohio voter can be a petitioner and we hope you’ll help!

July 6, 2008 - Info provided by Ohio Citizen Action

A chronology

Archaic Revival: Works by Gary Spinosa
Ronald E. Holstein Gallery -Erie Art Museum
May 6, 2011-August 28, 2011

Make a day trip to visit Erie, PA and the Erie Art Museum's exhibit of Gary Spinosa's most recent work.  You will be rejuvenated.

" the slash and burn -  take no prisoners - anything goes is so corrosive to our democracy and we've got to fight this because it turns people off politics in general and leaves that space to be occupied by special interests that determine how the goodies are to be passed out...." barack obama,  nov. 23, 2004

TWDC LOOKING FOR NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

 INNERBELT SAGA

W. 14th going toward Abbey, my rowhouse on other side of fence at right, exit ramp from I-90 West on left.

Post 6 of a series.

What type of entreprenuers and business investments would you like to see in your neighborhood? Living in Cleveland has dramatically changed over the generations with it's dwindling population. Yet, a new generation of investments has been ongoing in downtown and along certain corridors like Detroit Shoreway, Ohio City, and Tremont which have definitely been a driving force of new economic development in Cleveland.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=EVwlMVYqMu4&vq=medium#t=125

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a temporary flight restriction over the Fort Calhoun Nuclear Power Plant until further notice due to “Hazards”. This would normally be a precautionary measure after an electrical fire disabled cooling for the spent fuel rod pool as outlined below. The question is why is this still in effect?

This is what the letter said and its heading:

"Time Out for Pessimism

There is a lot of work being done to update old city laws, which should be commended ["Open Season," May 11, 2011]. But the crux of the situation in Tremont is simply: If the bars and nightclub owners could not or would not obey the old laws, what makes anybody think that they will obey new laws?

Tremont Sounder"

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A very good question, don't you think?

I got a postcard in the mail and the Tremont West Events and Updates dated June 14 also lists what Project Manager Craig Hebebrand characterized in an email to me as an Open House.

 I am questioning whether RealNeo.US is now a censorship website where front page posts are now limited to those that are in power with the website Board of Directors. It appears that free speech is now being censored and articles for instance on foreclosure mortgage fraud that identify Cuyahoga County Sheriff Bob Reid and White judges like Cuyahoga County Judge John O'Donnell doing in the community are denied front page coverage.

Ben Clingain passed away on June 09, 2011. He was a regular visitor of the Curbside Cafe.

From its established location in Montreal, the Bixi bike rental system has just rolled out in Toronto.

The wirelessly interfaced computer connected racks are located around downtown Toronto on the public sidewalks.  

You can read about the system and pricing on the Bixi Toronto site.

Norfolk Southern Corporation, the Ohio Department of Transportation, and Walsh Construction  of Chicago are involved in what I believe to be a bad faith transaction – the “purchase” by the State of Ohio of 50 acres of disused rail yard in Cleveland, Ohio.

OPERA IN THE ITALIAN GARDEN

JULY 31, 2011 -6:00-7:30 pm

Bring a picnic, family, friends and children and listen to well known music from famous operas sung by Opera Per Tutti in the beautiful Renaissance Italian garden.

 

Destini Bronaugh (rt) and and her mother, Tina Bronaugh

 Joaquin Hicks