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    Thursday, August 27, 2009

    PARK(ing) Day: Cleveland, 2009



    September 18, 2009
    Various(?) sites around the city

    The Cleveland Chapter of Architecture for Humanity is partnering with Green City Blue Lake and the only member of LAUNCHcleveland who survived the great "freeze tag game of aught-8" in attempting to once again raise awareness that CITIES ARE MADE FOR PEOPLE.

    Utilizing the international PARK(ing) Day craze and the power of the internets we are attempting to coordinate multiple "parks".

    If you are interested in any way please fill out this Google online form. We will be (hopefully) mapping out the locations by early next week.

    Right now we will have something around East 4th and Prospect and hope to support another park by Gordon Square in connection with the Rust Belt to Artist Belt conference/event/happening.

    Feel free to pass this along and if you want. You can either drop by one of the parks or host your own. All we ask is that you let us know so we can map it so people in the neighborhood can know and drop by.

    See you on the streets.

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    # posted by Dru McKeown @ 7:32 PM
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    yo dru! do you have any photos of park(ing) day cleveland 2009?
    # posted by Blogger guv : 11:18 AM, September 23, 2009
     
    yo guv!
    I have one on the recap post located at this link-ado: http://www.toistudio.com/blog/2009/09/2009-parking-day-cleveland-recap.html

    There are more that are "parked" (eh?) on some facebook site that I hope I can get on the Cleveland PARK(ing) day site to keep the momentum going somehow. You should join on over there to help keep ya involved.
    # posted by Blogger Dru McKeown : 5:37 PM, September 23, 2009
     

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