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Cleveland: suburbs and neighborhoods
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Kamm's Corners is nicknamed "Cleveland's suburb in the city" because its an upscale community with many spacious brick homes and upscale shops and resurants. I think that the nickname "Cleveland's suburb in the city" is kind of a dis to the city of Cleveland and its many other good neighborhoods.I think that Cleveland is a very diverse city. In my opinion I believe that the best neighborhoods to live in are: 1. West Park (includes: Jefferson, Riverside, Kamm's Corners, and Puritas-Longmead), 2. Tremont, 3. Ohio City, 4. Downtown, and 5. Old Brooklyn. Although Cleveland is sleepy it has a lot of awesome attractions to go to in downtown. Like the rock hall; cavs, indians, and browns; science center; playhouse square; tower city etc. The top suburbs in my opinion would be: 1. Rocky River, 2. Westlake, 3. Shaker Heights, 4.Cleveland Heights, 4. Lakewood, 5. Parma, 6. Solon, 7. Lyndhurst, 8. Orange, 9. Brunswick,and 10. Olmsted Falls.

Here are some of the pros of cleveland:
-Best Hospitals (Cleveland Clinic)
-Great Parks and recreation (Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Cleveland Metroparks)
-Attractions (too many to name)
-culturally diverse
-diverse neighborhoods to suit everyone (if your raising a family there is one huge neighborhood for you: its suburbia)
-amazing places to go and see
  • AreaVibes Contributor reviewed Cleveland, OH
  • November 24, 2011
The Most Loyal Sports Fans Live In Cleveland, Ohio
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Cleveland, Ohio has been made famous once again because of LaBron James. His leaving this city has had a detrimental effect on the economy and on the people as a whole. I know this because I currently live just south of Cleveland and work in the city.

I love the city of Cleveland as a whole for a few reasons. First, the hospitals are nationally recognized as being the best in the world, especially the Cleveland Clinic. Secondly, there are many historic areas and beautiful architecture that I never get tired of seeing. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is in the city of Cleveland, right downtown on the lakefront. Speaking of lakefronts, Lake Erie borders the city of Cleveland, which gives us many beaches. The Burke Lakefront Airport has an excellent display for the 4th of July as well. Lastly, the sports fans here are second-to-none. You will never find a more loyal fan base than that of Clevelanders.

I dont like the fact that the sports teams here are never any good. We, in Cleveland, always say our guys sometimes get us there but they always let us down. Despite that saying, we never give up on our teams. Another thing I dont care for is how segregated the city remains. There are some areas of Cleveland, such as the East side, that should not be frequented by people who dont live there, especially at night. All of the shopping malls have disappeared from the city as well. The nightlife, which was once some of the best in the country with the flats, is no more. Virtually all of the bars and clubs have closed in the flats, leaving the West 6th Street area like a ghost town.
Cleveland, Ohio is Underrated!
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I was born and raised in Cleveland, and have lived in the area all my life. Cleveland gets knocked a lot, but it really is a great place to live well, and inexpensively. The winter weather in Cleveland can be brutal, though. There are lots of cultural opportunities and attractions: the Cleveland Orchestra, live music venues, art galleries and wonderful museums. We have great sports teams, even if they take us to the brink every year and let us down. The city has an excellent park system - unlike any I've seen even in much bigger cities. Cleveland has a beautiful National Park in the Cuyahoga Valley, and it's just minutes from downtown, Lake Erie, and the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame. You will also find many great restaurants in downtown Cleveland and in the outskirts of the city.

The city of Cleveland is going through a transition period now, as it moves away from the manufacturing base that drew so many people here after World War II. The city's future lies in the medical and biotechnology fields, and the transformation is being led by the Cleveland Clinic and several related organizations.