Any city that would change it's 106 year tradition of naming the baseball team the Indians to the Guardians would have to be ruled right out, and I'm not a baseball fan per se.
Friggin Ohio Commies
Posts: 28690 | Location: Gunshine State | Registered: November 07, 2008
We did that last December. It’s a bit eclectic, but there’s no snow in the winter, the McDonald’s just opened, and there’s going to be a brand new Buc-ee’s at the next exit north on I-75. I’ve purchased enough gas at the Circle-K that I’m now in the inner circle.
As far as the one in Ohio, sure I’d live there. I’m sure there’s plenty of nice areas that would be just like living in any other suburban area in the Midwest. And Cedar Point.
Posts: 15011 | Location: SWFL | Registered: October 10, 2007
Westlake is still one of the "good" suburbs of Cleveland. If you don't have to go to Cleveland, don't. lol.
I live in broadview hts which is the south end. It's still decent. Westlake is the west end.
Everything you need would be in westlake or just outside. No need to ever come into Cleveland unless you need Cleveland Clinic or University Hospitals.
Why are you asking? Whether or not you should move to Cleveland depends on why you're moving. I wouldn't move to any big city anywhere but if the reasons are justified find a nice place outside the city and commute into the city if you have too.
Posts: 2199 | Location: USA | Registered: December 11, 2005