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The Hostess

Mike Gaynier · March 23, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Ten years ago a water line burst by the front sidewalk of the house between us.   Bobbie came out to see the water plume and apologized for not introducing herself sooner.  We’d moved in a few months prior, and she’d been “so busy she’d forgotten her manners.”  The next day we … [Read more...] about The Hostess

Filed Under: BLOGGERS, Mike Gaynier, People/Personalities, Quality of Life Tagged With: neighbors

Film Festival just 2 days away

Jim Simler · March 22, 2011 · Leave a Comment

The film festival is coming around and I couldn't be happier.   If you aren't sold on it yet, (yes the movies are a bit more and yes, there are more crowds), perhaps I can share some unique reasons why the Film Festival is one of Cleveland's unique treasures. Even the bad … [Read more...] about Film Festival just 2 days away

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment, BLOGGERS, Jim Simler on Film, Things to do Tagged With: Film Festival

Georgine Welo, regionalism, and reaping what we sow

Bob Rosenbaum · March 22, 2011 · Leave a Comment

I've been tough on South Euclid Mayor Georgine Welo. Not unjustifiably, in my mind. But there is another side to the story that deserves mention. I only realized this after learning last night (March 21) that  Cleveland Heights City Councilmember Mark Tumeo has resigned from … [Read more...] about Georgine Welo, regionalism, and reaping what we sow

Filed Under: BLOGGERS, Bob Rosenbaum, Development, Government Tagged With: Cedar Center, CH city council, golf course, Oakwood, regionalism, South Euclid, UH city council

The rest is history

Jewel Moulthrop · March 21, 2011 · Leave a Comment

We should have moved here sooner—that is, before May 2007. The way I see it, I’ve missed 31 film festivals. Many of you already know the history of the Cleveland International Film Festival, but I didn’t. So I did a little research and chatted with Jonathan Forman, the … [Read more...] about The rest is history

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment, BLOGGERS, Jewel Moulthrop Tagged With: Film Festival

Cleveland International Film Festival – Tips, Friday and Saturday films

Jim Simler · March 20, 2011 · Leave a Comment

The 35th Film Festival is  less than 5 days away and I am ready for the count.  On Friday, March 25, I may not see the light of day but that is okay with me as I know that spring is truly here when the films come to town. As a regular attendee, the only rule in selecting films … [Read more...] about Cleveland International Film Festival – Tips, Friday and Saturday films

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment, BLOGGERS, Jim Simler on Film, Things to do Tagged With: Film Festival

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