Cleveland, Ohio, is a vibrant city known for its art and culture scene, as well as its bustling music venues and nightlife. It's home to many world-class attractions such as the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland Museum of Art, and the Cleveland Aquarium. The city has multiple neighborhoods that offer a variety of activities ranging from sports to outdoor entertainment and more. Cleveland also boasts some of the most delicious dining experiences in the country that cater to all tastes. All this makes Cleveland an ideal destination for anyone looking for an exciting stay. Reviews of Cleveland are generally very positive with visitors praising its great food, rich culture, and friendly people. There’s always something happening in Cleveland making it an ideal place to visit for a weekend or even an extended vacation. With plenty of activities and attractions available, you're sure to find something that suits your taste in this eclectic city!
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Cleveland - 12/1/2005
The biggest challenge with Cleveland is the job market. If you can find a good job housing is cheap.
And contracy to what has been said, there are some great neighborhoods in the city -
Ohio City, Tremont, Little Italy, Edgewater and great little neighborhoods with historic homes, restaurants, coffee shops, clubs etc.
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mediocre-at best! - 10/3/2005
I've lived in Cleveland for a few years now, and the city itself is definitely on the decline. Many people have moved to suburbs where it's safer. The city's school system is terrible. The suburban school systems are slightly better, but many still feel they must send their kids to private schools. Consequently, property values are not as good as other areas of the country. The city is dead, even on weekends, so there's actually more going on in the surrounding communities. If you like generic suburbs, you would be content here. If you're looking for a vibrant, forward-thinking, growing city, you would want to look elsewhere. Also, the winters are really
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Cleveland- Hard Times but Not Down for the Count - 9/6/2005
Cleveland has had its share of economic hardships. True, headlines tend to focus on loss of major employers and work needs to be done to revive the economy, but that trend is shared by many Great Lakes states.
Too often, those statistics tend to overshadow what is right about Northeast Ohio and Cleveland as a city.
World-class arts and culture and health care facilities that are second to none, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland Orchestra, Playhouse Square (okay- 2nd only to New York City's Broadway theatre district), Cleveland Clinic and more.
Also features burgeoning nano-tech, bio-tech and fuel cell research centers, the NASA Glenn Research Center, which is now taking the lead in nuclear propulsion for spacecraft, and many small business incubators that are leading entreprenuers.
Home to one of the largest research public libraries in the country and some of the nations finest suburban school districts. Moderate housing prices,
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Cleveland - Confused City on a seesaw - 8/27/2005
City's population continues to decline... those able to move continue to move to suburbs or to an areas with some political stability. Economically... jobs... in the tank as larger businesses relocate... most recent: Office Max. Safety and security jepordized by Mayor Campbell as 750 on the safety forces were laid off. Education: Highest paid English teacher in any major city in U.S., the 'Big Barbara Byrd'. should be COO [educator] NOT CEO... she lacks ability to strategically and tacticaly control the business side of running largest school district in Ohio.
Former Mayor White's bag man was just convicted...and awaits sentencing on RICO... and White may be next on the food chain.
Mayor Campbell in a drive to create jobs has allowed Community Development Department to facilitate nightclub operation in formerly residential neighborhoods.
City is swerling the
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