City of Cleveland to review familiar LeBron mural

The city of Cleveland will review a proposed LeBron James mural that will hang from the side of the city's Sherwin-Williams building, according to a report on WKYC.
"The City Design Review Commission and Planning Commission will review the proposed artwork at their meetings later this week," WKYC's Tom Beres wrote.
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If approved, the mural will face Quicken Loans Arena, the home of Cavaliers. The banner would be the second the building has had that features James. In 2010, as part of a campaign to keep James from signing with another team, the building featured a multi-story banner depicting James throwing up chalk with the text 'We Are All Witnesses' written across the top.
The new banner will employ a similar image, but reportedly not contain the slogan at the top.
The new LeBron banner would replace a mural of Cleveland's skyline.
- Will Green