Over the Fourth of July weekend I went down to see one of the Battle of Ohio/I-71 Series/Indians v. Reds/whatever you want to call it interleague game between my Cleveland Indians and the Reds. Was a great time, a pretty decent number of Indians fans showed up, which helped add to the atmosphere. I can’t [...]
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Dante, a newly open restaurant in the Tremont neighborhood of Cleveland, OH isn’t actually a new restaurant. A few years back Dante opened for a short time (not sure if it was a year or more) in what had been and would later become again the Lock keepers Tavern in Valley View, OH. I went [...]
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“The Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland, the chief planning and fundraising agency for the region’s 80,000 Jews, is committing resources to a center designed to attract international talent and investment. It’s offering expertise, start-up funding and the prospect of an enticing location — its headquarters building on Playhouse Square. When federation leaders decided in fall [...]
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Vermouth’s commercial origins date to 1786, when Antonio Benedetto Carpano began marketing the aromatized wine he produced in Turin, but the consumption of vermouth and its precursors stretches back centuries. Typically made from neutral-character dry white wines that have been flavored with herbs, roots and barks – typically including cardamom, cinnamon, marjoram and chamomile – [...]
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Bar Symon (Avon Lake, OH) Bar Symon sits in a strip wall west of Cleveland in Avon Lake, honestly I can’t say I have a great sense where it is since I wasn’t driving and wasn’t paying too close attention to it, but its definitely a ways out there for a former east sider who [...]
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Good for them, but definitely sad for an Indians fan to see so many ex-Indians playing all over the playoffs. Was thinking about this while watching the Cardinals/Dodgers series that seemed like almost everyone had been an Indian, “flyout from Belliard to Ludwick..” it did seem like a good chunk of the players had been [...]
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[Quick background, MLB At Bat is a program in its second year for the iPhone that now exists as a free 'Lite' version and a pay $9.99 full version. The full version that I have allows detailed stats and scores for all games in real time (or close to) and additionally live audio for the [...]
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Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland says the state could restore passenger rail service with $250 million in federal stimulus money. Strickland’s administration released the estimate Friday. Trains would run along existing freight tracks connecting Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus and Cleveland, with the eventual goal of making the service high speed. The governor also estimates it would cost [...]
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I was just reading a story about how horrible financially NBA clubs are doing (talking about how empty Clippers game, except when teams that interest expats or provide novelty are in town, included in the high draw were Cleveland). This got me thinking, imagine what the draw in Cleveland would be if we had our [...]
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“LeBron James tells The PDs Brian Windhorst he’ll consider signing extension with Cavs this summer” via LeBron James tells The PDs Brian Windhorst hell consider signing extension with Cavs this summer Cleveland, Ohio Sports News, Scores, Teams, Results & More – cleveland.com . While I’ll admit despite all the talk of LeBron leaving for New [...]
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