HUNDREDS AND OR THOUSANDS OF PHONES LAND LINES ARE NOT WORKING IN TREMONT AREA CLEVELAND, OHIO AND OR OTHER AREAS SINCE THURSDAY MAY 21, 09 SAYS ATT BECAUSE OF CABLE PROBLEMS AND OUR PHONE IS ONE OF EM - ATT REPRESENATIVE SAID OUR PHONE SHOULD BE WORKING FOR CALLS SUNDAY MAY 24, 09 - ANYONE ELSE WITHOUT PHONE SERVICE- I WAS TOLD AT 5 AM  TODAY FRIDAY THAT I COULD CALL AT 8 AM AND REQUEST REMOTE ACCESS CALL FORWARD SERVICE TO ANOTHER NUMBER SO WHEN SOME ONE CALLS OUR OUT NUMBER  THE CALL WILL COME TO OUR OTHER WORKING NUMBER AND WITH OUR VOICE MAIL IF WE'ER OUT-

Cleveland Housing Judge Raymond Pianka orders Wells Fargo Bank not to sell foreclosed homes

Posted by slivings [at] plaind [dot] comMay 21, 2009 23:21PM

GREATER CLEVELAND HABITAT FOR HUMANITY KICKS OFF MONTH-LONG COMMUNITY TOOL DRIVE
Donated items will be used to help eliminate poverty housing 

It’s time somebody had some sense. Major League Baseball may have struck the first blow to end the life of Chief Wahoo.

The Social Sciences Dept. of the Cleveland Public Library is facilitating a non-fiction book club.  Our next discussion will be held on June 11, 2009 at 12:00 PM.  We will discuss the book entitled, "Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing," by Ted Conover.  All book club members may register and pick up their books in the Social Sciences Dept.   All questions may be directed to the Social Sciences Dept.

The Social Sciences Dept. of the Cleveland Public Library is facilitating a non-fiction book club.  Our next discussion will be held on June 11, 2009 at 12:00 PM.  We will discuss the book entitled, "Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing," by Ted Conover.  All book club members may register and pick up their books in the Social Sciences Dept.   All questions may be directed to the Social Sciences Dept.

I ventured downtown Monday and was shocked by what I saw. Or what I didn’t see. Cleveland – a virtual ghost city. At 11 a.m. At a crossroads of downtown at East 9th Street and Euclid Avenue.

 

This blog post and the subsequent comments bear reading.  To help folks to find it, I am reposting here.  Henry G--please confirm that this will be permalinked.  The comments don't get printed in the paper.  Will the comments, therefore, be lost someday?  To Ward14 Angel--may I reprint the full comments here?

A big day tommorrow as we received confirmation today that tomorrow the Stanford Homes project will begin to be taken down.  Lighting Demolition has won the bid and from the City of Cleveland and will be managing a deconstruction/demolition to try to harvest as much of the 2x4s and plywood etc... as possible.

The six partially constructed townhomes are located on Stanford Avenue just off of Pearl Road in between Memphis Avenue and State Road.

"A commitment to truth requires a commitment to social justice"

Noticing a bit of traffic today to the Chris Kennedy facilitates total collapse of NEO report from March 21, 2008 on REalneo, I Googled "Chris Kennedy news" and sure enough,  Mr.

State of Ohio Development Dept. has awarded a $12,500 grant to the EZ Corp. for toilet paper. Company officials had warned that the company could shut down as early as June 1 without the state’s help.

There’s been a multi-million dollar holdup and the police are doing nothing about it. The bandit – Alcoa - world’s leading producer of aluminum and aluminum products. Hard to believe. Or not.

Being caught 'brown handed' is like getting caught red handed except that you are caught being a pollut-o-crat.....as in brown fields and and as in the antithesis of Green.

In an effort to continue to clean up our city, our roving patrol at BSI captured another photo of a local business polluting our great land.  See Buckeye Sustainability Institute' NorthCoast Green Spieler Blog for the hot shot!

I look forward to your thoughts!

  
By Captain Eric H. May
Intelligence Editor
The Lone Star Iconoclast
 
Iconoclastic Insight

"Information is doubling faster all the time. It took from the time of Jesus to the time of Leonardo for one doubling of knowledge. The next doubling of knowledge was completed before the American Revolution, the next one by 1900, the next one by 1950, the next one by 1960. You see how [it keeps] moving faster? Now knowledge is doubling every eighteen months." "With all these new bits, bytes, blips of information, no model can last long because models only include the bytes of information that were

The three Cuyahoga County Commissioners date at City Council on the Med Mart/Convention Center became a laugh and love in. Nary a contrary word could be heard.

Ward 13 Councilman Joe Cimperman stated, “I can not put into words my frustrations with the Building and Housing Department when it comes to inspections."

Tremont West Development Corporation fails
to address long standing parking problems
by Jerleen Justus

Plain Dealer editorial staffers have agreed to wage reduction and furloughs in exchange for a one-year moratorium on layoffs.