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| This abandoned towing business on Train Avenue at West 30th Street is proposed to be demolished for a new two-story office building and fabrication plant for Sixth City Glazing, a growing company that began only six years ago in suburban North Royalton (Google). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
Along a Cleveland street known historically for dumping everything from trash to murder victims, a long-neglected property is about to gain something almost priceless — a future. On Train Avenue in the city’s Clark-Fulton neighborhood, a truck terminal turned junk yard, infested with weeds, littered with abandoned vehicles and tagged with graffiti, is due to be replaced by a growing glass-glazing business and nearly 20 jobs from the suburbs.
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