As energy costs go up, the ability to move further and further off is going to be impeded. I think there will be a slow change, an evolution over the next 15 to 20 years. It will be a movement not just back to the city, but to higher density, and to less of a tendency to move far out on the fringe.
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Even if you can't join the ride, show your support and wear yellow wristband and sign the LIVESTRONG petition to fight cancer.
For more information, contact: Kevin Cronin 216.374.7578; kevin@clevelandbikes.org
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