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Entries from January 2008

How Do You Feel About Fewer Cleveland City Councilpeople?

January 30th, 2008 · 2 Comments

This has been bantered about but maybe it’s just me…not to my satisfaction - now this  article in today’s Scene magazine discusses reducing the number of Council seats for Cleveland wards. Here is a 2005 post about it from Callahan’s Diary
There is a charter review commission now and Bill Callahan is on it. And Vickie [...]

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I’ve Been Memed So Here Are Seven Things You May Not Know (or care!) About Me!

January 29th, 2008 · 12 Comments

I played softball for a couple of years in school; my Dad was one of the coaches; it was one of the few things we were able to do together (besides going to the hardware store) so it’s a very nice memory.I aspired to be a songwriter (LOL). In the 70s I had composition books [...]

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More Than One Way To Skin A Cat and Other Mayor Jackson Ideas for 2008

January 29th, 2008 · No Comments

Mayor Jackson’s State of the City Address  was yesterday. Jackson unveiled a few ideas for 2008 along with a quote about how to improve our borrowing status: “We’ve had the money we just didn’t have the credit card.”  If you want to compare with his 20007 speech, you can read it in it’s entirety here. [...]

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This Made Me So Sad…Viktor Schreckengost Passed Away

January 27th, 2008 · No Comments

I know he lived a glorious long life, but in a world where heroes are few and far between, Viktor Schreckengost was one of mine. A few years back my ex-mother-in-law and I attended a small but fun event honoring the latest Schreckengost exhibit at our Art Museum. He and my MIL  knew each other [...]

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Like Your Contractor? Share With All of US on Plugged In Cleveland

January 27th, 2008 · No Comments

As I search through my business card drawer (sigh) for my favorite contractors, I wanted to share with you a new feature on Plugged In Cleveland. Dave Stack started it, some Realtors® (myself included) post our listings there, many of you are familiar with it.
But they have a new feature. Dave Stack (webmaster) decided to [...]

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Tips To Help You Sell Your House - Sweat Equity Not Dollars

January 27th, 2008 · 4 Comments

Yeah yeah, you watch all those ‘home’ shows on TV. Most of what they show you however involves spending money, and let’s face it; we live in Cleveland and money isn’t growing on ice caps in Lake Erie. I just got back from a listing appointment and the house showed like a dream so there [...]

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Dennis Is Finally Coming Home

January 24th, 2008 · No Comments

For more coverage of Dennis Kucinich, go to the Openers blog.
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Lakewood Home Sales in 2007

January 23rd, 2008 · 1 Comment

The good news is, 446 homes sold in total in Lakewood in 2007. Too many for my stats finding, I can only do up to 250 at a time on the system. So I decided to give you sold homes sales results for Lakewood based on the following criteria: They had to have at least [...]

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Time For a List: Forbes ‘Most Lucrative Neighborhoods’

January 21st, 2008 · 3 Comments

Cleveland did not make the list of most lucrative neighborhoods although we can find neighborhoods in Cleveland that are  doing well, with a sense of place, community and affordability….offset by those that are not. You can read the Forbes Most Lucrative Neighborhoods. There is a discussion about Charlestown, created or opened up by the Big Dig. It’s apparently [...]

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PD Weighs in on Foreclosure Crisis; Let’s Play The Blame Game

January 20th, 2008 · 1 Comment

The PeeDee article by Thomas Ott (on his blog really) calls our foreclosure issues Cleveland’s version of Hurricane Katrina. It’s not the same in my opinion because the only thing residents of New Orleans did was live in a city that got flooded out. But either way, he does mention some interesting statistics:
“….Nearly 24,000 people [...]

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