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Sitting on the south end of Lake Erie, in the most
populated county of Ohio, Cleveland is at the head of the Cuyahoga
River, many canals and railroads. Its location helped Cleveland
grow into a heavily industrialized city; unfortunately, manufacturing
began a long decline that would never stop. Today, it has become
involved in service related businesses with emphasis on finance,
insurance, healthcare, legal and service industries. Cleveland is
the home of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; but its inhabitants are
still leaving the area.
Formerly one of the most important ports on the Great Lakes due to the
large steel industry, the 1970s saw a rapid decrease in the business.
As time traveled on, the city started to diversify itself into
industries that would welcome in the 21st century. With large
medical research complexes and major cultural exhibits, the city was
again getting recognition as a great city to live in. In the
valley section of the city, formerly called the Flats, an entertainment
industry has grown with nightclubs and restaurants refurbishing the many
warehouses that were remnants of the steel business. Tall bridges
bring the two centers of homes and businesses together across the
east-west direction of the flats.
Redeveloping the downtown area, Public Square is the center of the
business zone containing an impressive monument to the men who fought in
the Civil War and 2 statues of the city's best. Looming over the
square is the Terminal Tower, at one time the tallest building west of
New York. On the lower concourse, where the NY Central Railroad
station was, restaurants, stores, shops and boutiques have taken over
and it is now called Tower City. The Galleria, a modern building
full of various stores and the Arcade, with shopping and office spaces
make up the remainder of the area.

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The city of Cleveland can boast of its great universities in the
downtown area; Cleveland State, David N Myers College, founded in
1848, and Case Western Reserve University; well known for its great
engineering degrees. Culturally diverse colleges also make their
home here; Baldwin-Wallace, founded in 1845, John Carroll
University, the Cleveland Institute of Music and the Institute of
Art. With Cleveland Clinic doing med research and treatment; and
emphasis on heart surgery, the city is gaining in recognition. Also,
University Hospitals and Case Western have partnered to make sure
strides in medical services. The Museum of Art, housing an
impressive collection of Asian art, Museum of Natural History with
incredible fossils of dinos and people, Western Reserve Historical
Society Museum, from the late 18th century, Crawford Auto-Aviation
Museum and the Children's Museum; all add to the impressive venue
offered by this city. Severance Hall with its acclaimed orchestra,
Cleveland Play House, the Playhouse Square Center; home to the opera
and the Great Lakes Theater Festival.

Cleveland bridging today and tomorrow
The food
in Cleveland is as varied as the people living here. With roots in
Poland and Eastern Europe, Italy and Ireland; beer, pierogi and kielbasa
is favored here. Fresh produce, ethnic grocery stores and
restaurants dot the downtown area as well as in the neighborhoods of
Tremont, Slavic Village and Little Italy. Home to the Browns,
Indians and Cavaliers, Lake Erie Monsters (AHL) and Cleveland Gladiators
(AFL); the city is well entertained by the sports teams that come to
play and visit. In 2007, the mass transit was named the best in
North America; with great bus and railroads systems, and numerous
offshoots helping out.
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