TREMONT GENTRIFICATION PROTEST TO LATE - BUT NOT FOR DUCK ISLAND GENTRIFICATION - 2 videos - part 1 & 2 (INDIAN GENTRIFICATION
Submitted by Quest-News-Serv... on Wed, 05/14/2014 - 01:53.
tremont, area - gentrification protest june 11, 2004, professor & jefferson 8pm - cleveland, ohio 44113 - 1 hour & 30 minutes about - this is part 1 - video get stuck from about 30 minutes to 35 minutes and continues with the 2nd part for about 1 hour later today - our heros 2nd district police on the scene were very balanced and didn't allow them selves to be used by the forces that called them to stop the protest - video by yogi yoga bear, service k-9 & guy templeton black, Quest, ministries
Thanks Guy for posting this and highlighting the next "hot" residential market in CLE - at least if Brickman gets his way with his "b's" at City Hall...
First - displace the "unsightly" middle-aged couple to "OLD" Brooklyn:
In May, Jim and Susan Mitchell sold Brickman their longtime home on West 20th Street for $50,000, according to property records. As part of the deal, Brickman found a replacement house for the couple and their son in Cleveland's Old Brooklyn neighborhood. The Mitchells are among a handful of families that agreed to move to make way for new construction.
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Brickman and CLE
Thanks Guy for posting this and highlighting the next "hot" residential market in CLE - at least if Brickman gets his way with his "b's" at City Hall...
http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2013/11/developer_andrew_brickman_plan.html
First - displace the "unsightly" middle-aged couple to "OLD" Brooklyn:
In May, Jim and Susan Mitchell sold Brickman their longtime home on West 20th Street for $50,000, according to property records. As part of the deal, Brickman found a replacement house for the couple and their son in Cleveland's Old Brooklyn neighborhood. The Mitchells are among a handful of families that agreed to move to make way for new construction.