Ken Prendergast

1 week ago | neo-trans.blog | Ken Prendergast

The new Patrick S. Parker Community Sailing Center now under construction at East 55th Street Marina in Cleveland will be first of its kind along Lake Erie in the state of Ohio (Metroparks). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. The Cleveland Metroparks and its partners today broke ground on the Patrick S. Parker Community Sailing Center, a world-class community center coming to the East 55th Street Marina in Cleveland.

1 week ago | neo-trans.blog | Ken Prendergast

Greater Cleveland continues to struggle with an aging housing stock, much of which was built before the region’s population stopped growing in the 1960s. Now, most of its new housing stock is in the exurban counties where population growth is occurring at the expense of older, already established communities (NEOtrans). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM.

1 week ago | neo-trans.blog | Ken Prendergast

This view from the intersection of Lorain Avenue and West 26th Street in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood shows the location and design of a proposed boutique hotel in the Market District (DLR). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. A proposed boutique hotel for Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood was significantly redesigned after conceptual plans were first presented to the city’s Landmarks Commission six months ago.

1 week ago | neo-trans.blog | Ken Prendergast

By this time next year, the first of the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority’s new light-rail train cars may be rolling off the assembly line at Siemens Mobility’s assembly line in Sacramento, CA. This was the scene several years ago when the same plant built very similar rail cars to Cleveland’s and were delivered to Calgary, Alberta in Canada (Siemens Mobility). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM.

1 week ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Ken Prendergast

After the first image of a renovated Huntington Bank Field on Downtown Cleveland’s lakefront was publicly released today by Cleveland Scene, local officials are asking why it and other images weren’t released sooner by the owners of the Cleveland Browns so that the public could have a more informed opinion on which stadium plan to support.