Health & Fitness
Court Hearing TOMORROW for Temporary Protective Order to take Telling Mansion off the market
Do you believe in fiscal responsibility and preserving hisoric buildings and cultural memory? If you do, you can help save the Telling Mansion Wednesday, 5/15/13 at 1pm.
A generous supporter hired an attorney to get a Temporary Protective Order to take the Telling Mansion off the market.
THE HEARING IS TOMORROW.
Please join us to show your support.
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When: 1pm, Wednesday, May 15.
Where: Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court 20th floor; Judge Tim McCormick (in the Justice Center, on the southwest corner of Lakeside and Ontario)
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- Telling Mansion has been the home of the South Euclid-Lyndhurst Public Library for the past 60 years.
- The Cuyahoga County Public Library put Telling Mansion up for sale in October without asking the community. Should 7 people make this important decision unilaterally?
- This building belongs to the PUBLIC. Taxpayers bought it and have maintained it for 60 years.
- This building is an Ohio Landmark and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
This building belongs to US, the PUBLIC, and our FUTURE GENERATIONS.
Who will it help if it is sold into private hands?
How will selling Telling Mansion help our community?
The public paid $1,500,000 to renovate Telling Mansion in 2002-2003 and was given an award in 2003 by the Cleveland Restoration Society for this renovation. It is up for sale for $895,000. Is this decision by the Library Board fiscally responsible?
Please join us tomorrow!
Questions? Call 216-694-8304 or email savethemansionlibrary@gmail.com
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