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  1. (noun) Neighborhood and business district centered around West 117th Street (particularly north of Madison), the street which forms Lakewood's eastern border with Cleveland. The Edge includes adjacent sections of both Lakewood and Cleveland and is known for its small, interesting shops.
     
    Posted by: Badgerinmaine on May 16, 2008 08:44 AM (0) (0) Flag
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  1. West 117th Street
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