How do public officials make Land Bank decisions? Artificial Intelligence may seek patterns

by Eye On Ohio Staff, Eye on Ohio
December 27, 2021

 I recognize that people don't gravitate to my message.  I get comments like "why are you so negative?"  And, as a woman that translates to the unspoken - "why are you such a bitch?"

I don't suffer fools and I don't want to hear bullshit.  Cleveland is a real bullshit mecca.  There are so many charlatans here.  It angers me.  We DO have a lot to cheer about here.  I do write about those things.  

 Congratulations to Mayor-Elect Justin Bibb and to Rebecca Maurer for the big upset in Ward 12.  Bibb may not fully realize it, but the tide has turned on Cleveland City Council.  Cimperman appointee, Kerry McCormack, realized early on that he could not tie his future to the political machine that groomed him under the Ohio City Development Corporation.  

The conceit of the clerisy described in this WSJ post - is their insistence on telling everyone how to vote and how righteous they are for telling you  what is right and what is wrong.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/an-ex-liberal-reluctantly-supports-trump-11602875814

Nevermind, that they haven't live with DECADEs of failed government leadership promising to "take care" of the most "vulnerable."

See the trees and the grasses in this photo? This is not a natural landscape. It was designed by a landscape architect to help save 60+ year old English Oaks in a city park that underwent a massive reconstruction project in Cleveland, Ohio. It was a very political and stressful situation for residents.

NACA.com is putting this out there again - a reminder of the heady days when CHN-NHS destroyed the east side of CLE - preying on first-time minority home buyers and persuading them to go with their complex funding often involving second mortgages. SICK - just sick. The cycle starts all over, again.

See posts by Mabeldog:

Mariah Crenshaw is referenced in this article - Sam Allard I know it is hard for you to acknowledge that some old guy knows more than you know - but the very scary part of what EJB is saying: City of Cleveland - City Hall is opening up the possibility of more lawsuits b/c of rogue police actions.

Received a glossy flyer from the Cleveland Foundation  - sharing important COVID-19 information in English and Arabic.  Why? I know Metro West as the satellite, fake CDC with a Latin flavor under Detroit Shoreway. It has done nothing.

Paul and Linda McCartney's Live and Let Die was playing as I left my house today in this time of COVID-19.  I had no human contact today - but thought I would ride the trail that is along the old Wheeling Lake Erie line.  As anyone who know me, KNOWS - I am obsessed by the land bank and real estate schemes that have plagued our region since the 1990s.  Developer Bo Knez is marketing homes along this trail.  I am not letting the COVID-19 virus s

Thank you to Sam Allard:

https://www.clevescene.com/cleveland/a-legacy-cleveland-nonprofit-struggles-for-relevance-and-financial-survival-under-ceo-august-napoli/Content?oid=32490788

This past week - Advance Media - erased years of comments that applied to major players in the corruption here in NEO- Jackson, Budish, Rokakis, Frangos - Eric J Brewer knows how this town manipulates the media

Pat Britt can NOT pull the petitions to reduce city council and their pay from the March 17, 2020 ballot.  It would amount to voter suppression as the deadline to withdraw was in January. 

Thank you Mariah Crenshaw for your continued hard work to promote open government and efficiency.   Thank you Eric J. Brewer for publishing the truth:

NOTE: I am exercising my right to free speech and an opinion - I am not a representative for the library or the library union:

Recently, a retired teacher Paul Springstrubb wrote an editorial on the performance of the Cleveland Foundation.

https://www.cleveland.com/opinion/2019/08/the-cleveland-foundation-could...

Scene Magazine's Sam Allard followed up:

https://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2019/08/16/cleveland...

During this mini-heat wave, I am not the only person who books a hotel room to beat the heat.  Apparently, whole families cram into the rooms at the Akron Courtyard Marriott, leading the management to issue a legal waiver notifying noisy groups that they will be thrown out and forfeit their reservation deposits.

 (Convo....right Frank)

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