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My answer is no. I’ve been riding my own route (the #22 bus) and a few others when needed. I’ve been riding since the second week of May and at least twice a week I ride without having my pass swiped on the bus. RTA is planning their own audit and you can read about [...]

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Peter Krouse’s PD post discusses plans for China’s Gamma Star Medical Systems, Inc. to open a North American location in Beachwood. Reference is made to about 35 jobs being created over the first three years.  This has been in the works for a while and it sounds like more of a done deal than not….we’ll see. Gamma [...]

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I’ve had it easy the past few months, all my house closings have gone well. They all take a lot of oversight (making sure the lender gets the paperwork needed to the title company on time, and if there are loose ends, get them cleared up or call people who can). But all-in-all, I haven’t [...]

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That’s what I kept saying over and over to myself as I read a PD post about how Governor Strickland seems to want to revive the stalled roadway work between I-490 and University Circle.  All through the discussion of the Corridor is talk about how rail lines need to be bought and moved, etc. If [...]

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One advantage to our new system is more material available to the general public.  I thought I would just link the Cuyahoga Country 1st Quarter Economic and Market Report compiled by my multiple listing service, NORMLS.  There is even a zip code by zip code analysis. And I used SCRBD to provide the pdf so [...]

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I check out the headlines before I sign off for the night-including the PD.  Tonight there was a glaring headline about RTA losing money and maybe even having to cut more routes. They claim (RTA does) ridership is up 10% and many buses along the routes are full. That’s good right? Yes and no. Because [...]

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There seems to be bipartisan support for some type of Congressional bill that would help keep other at risk home owners from foreclosing. Now Legislators are trying to figure out how to make it all work on a National scale. There are markets in places like California where the average sale price is mucho higher [...]

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Standard and Poor’s latest ranking/stats in the form of their Shiller report on housing is out. The PD blog post about it by Shaheen Samavati is here. I’m always harping about how real estate is local and these results point to that fact. As some of you who read this blog regularly know (and I thank you!), [...]

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Okay, most of you (I hope!) are following the progression of this years Cleveland Charter Review process on Callahan’s Diary. Not only is Bill doing a great job providing information on the process, he is a commission member. Every 20 years there is a review and it’s that time…in fact, time is waning. Tonight (and [...]

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