Category: Policies
Lake Erie aggregation
Bill Roberts
1 PBS Newshour 8.3.2014 about Lake Erie Algae Blooms
2 Lake Erie from Cleveland Historical
4 Lake Transportation from the Encyclopedia of Cleveland History
6 Saving Lake Erie Short Documentary from National Geographic
7 Environmentalism by David Beach written in 1997 for Encyclopedia of Cleveland History
8 Great Lakes Area of Concern from Wikipedia
Ohio’s Constitutions: An Historical Perspective Barbara A. Terzian Ohio Wesleyan University 2004
Ohio’s Constitutions: An Historical Perspective Barbara A. Terzian Ohio Wesleyan University 2004
Remaking the “Q” Cleveland.com 12/13/16
Remaking the Q
Here is what Quicken Loans Arena could look like, from Huron Road, after a $140 million renovation paid for by taxpayers and the Cavs.Quicken Loans Arena, home of LeBron and the Cavs, to get $140 million makeover
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
The Cavs will split the cost with Cuyahoga County, the city of Cleveland and Destination Cleveland. Continue reading.
NBA All-Star game coming to Cleveland, perhaps by 2020, Cavaliers say
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
The Cavs have been promised the big event — which draws celebrities and millions of dollars in tourist spending — once the arena is renovated Continue reading.
See plans for the Q transformation
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
The Q will undergo a $140 million renovation that is expected to extend the life of the 22-year-old arena for another 18 years. Read more
Q deal could face Cleveland City Council opposition, if Browns’ stadium is predictive
Leila Atassi, cleveland.com
The Q averages 2 million guests, $245 million in direct spending a year: By the numbers
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
Cuyahoga County cannot afford to give millions to the Q: 9 other priorities
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
Is Quicken Loans Arena overhaul worth your tax dollars? Consider these points as you decide (ANALYSIS)
Ohio’s Home-Rule Amendment: Why Ohio’s General Assembly Creating Regional Governments would Combat the Regional Race to the Bottom under Current Home-Rule Principles
Cleveland State Law Review:
Ohio’s Home-Rule Amendment: Why Ohio’s General Assembly Creating Regional Governments would Combat the Regional Race to the Bottom under Current Home-Rule Principles
Law review paper written by Jonathon Angarola
Feeding Cleveland
From Cleveland Memory/Cleveland State Special Collections. Feeding Cleveland is a portal to a dynamic set of digital collections that explore the vast local food history of the Cleveland and Northeast Ohio. As important as Cleveland’s diverse ethnic heritage, its cultural footprint, or its industrial development, an understanding of this city is not complete until we take a look at how Clevelander’s have brought food to their tables over the years.
The Story of Case Western Reserve University – Video
Regional Roots, International Impact is a documentary that celebrates the 40th anniversary of the “federation” between Western Reserve College and the Case School of Applied Science. Released in October 2007.
The Rise of the Cleveland Museum of Art (Belt)
The Rise of the Cleveland Museum of Art (Belt) 2015
Housing Crisis in Northeast Ohio – Where are We in 2015? Video from Forum October 7, 2015
Housing Crisis in Northeast Ohio – Where are We in 2015?
Wednesday, October 7, 2015 7-8:30 p.m.
CWRU Siegal Facility in Beachwood, OH
Panelists:
• Thomas Bier, Senior Fellow, Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs, Cleveland State University
• James Rokakis, Former Cuyahoga County Treasurer, Cleveland Councilman, Director Thriving Communities Institute
Moderator: Brent Larkin, The Plain Dealer
Northeast Ohio was one of the hardest hit housing markets in the U.S. in recent years. The market has begun to recover, but housing values and real estate taxes remain two of the most important economic issues facing local residents today. This forum will discuss current home prices, new construction, demolitions and foreclosures.
Cosponsored by City Club of Cleveland, Cleveland Jewish News Foundation, CWRU Siegal Lifelong Learning, League of Women Voters-Greater Cleveland
Here are two news stories from the forum
“Come to Cleveland? Maybe Not” Belt Sept, 2015
Come to Cleveland? Maybe Not” Belt Sept, 2015 by Daniel McGraw