I don't believe this is taking out any parking lot. It will simply widen the sidewalk at the park, it looks like. If you look closely, you can see the start of the parking lot a few meters into the background. This appears to be going in right on the sidewalk at the Veterans Memorial.
BTW, I wrote the Old Town Mainstreet Association to find out exactly what's going on at the old Tom's Antique Store, a prominent business, in Old Town. Apparently, it's going to be reconstructed to its original appearence (circa 1875! Wow!), and give it three seperate storefronts: one for an existing graphic design business, one for a rentable photography studio with a kitchen that can be used for gatherings, and one for a new antique store. Sounds interesting, huh?
Also, go check out the City of Lansing's update finance website that shows the recent residential change:
Whoever is updating the website has been really changing it over for the better in the past few months adding a lot of cool new maps and information. Go check out all the new changes.
1. The storefronts directly south of the Visitor's Center are beginning to wrap up. In fact, the scaffolding was taken off the one directly adjacent to the Visitor's Center. It's an awesome and authentic historic renovation, not that modernization you see so often.
2. It looks like Preuss Animal House is FINALLY getting to the front of their building. I'm not exactly sure if they are going to renovate the front, or just strip it and put a new modern facade on, but they just added the scaffolding along the entire length of the store along Grand River. From what they originally said they'd do is put huge glass windows on the front to display live aquariums.
Is there any updates on the CSO work to reopen Washington Sq to Shiawasee? I heard that it was going to start in 2007, and the year is here, so is this planned for the summer?
Looks like Lansing has pulled another tech company from suburban Okemos:
Jadian Enterprises moves to Lansing
Software and services company Jadian Enterprises Inc. has moved from an Okemos office to the 42,000-square-foot Metro Internet Exchange building in north Lansing. The building, at 1800 W. Grand River Ave., northwest of Old Town, is the headquarters and main data center for telecommunications company ACD.net. Technology companies IdealSo, Computer Data Recovery and Citadel Defense Technologies also call the building home.
Lansing-based food and animal safety company Neogen Corp. said this morning its fiscal third-quarter earnings were up 44 percent.
The company reported a profit of nearly $2 million, or 21 cents per share, for the three-month period that ended Feb. 28. That was up from earnings of $1.4 million, or 16 cents per share, one year earlier.
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It like how the area around the Hall of Justice is starting to mature.
BTW, I wrote the Old Town Mainstreet Association to find out exactly what's going on at the old Tom's Antique Store, a prominent business, in Old Town. Apparently, it's going to be reconstructed to its original appearence (circa 1875! Wow!), and give it three seperate storefronts: one for an existing graphic design business, one for a rentable photography studio with a kitchen that can be used for gatherings, and one for a new antique store. Sounds interesting, huh?
Also, go check out the City of Lansing's update finance website that shows the recent residential change:
http://www.cityoflansingmi.com/Lansing/finance/assessor/07_CHG.PDF
Check out the new maps for the Renaissance Zones in Lansing:
http://www.cityoflansingmi.com/finance/assessor/renaissance_zones.jsp
Whoever is updating the website has been really changing it over for the better in the past few months adding a lot of cool new maps and information. Go check out all the new changes.
1. The storefronts directly south of the Visitor's Center are beginning to wrap up. In fact, the scaffolding was taken off the one directly adjacent to the Visitor's Center. It's an awesome and authentic historic renovation, not that modernization you see so often.
2. It looks like Preuss Animal House is FINALLY getting to the front of their building. I'm not exactly sure if they are going to renovate the front, or just strip it and put a new modern facade on, but they just added the scaffolding along the entire length of the store along Grand River. From what they originally said they'd do is put huge glass windows on the front to display live aquariums.
Looks like Lansing has pulled another tech company from suburban Okemos:
Jadian Enterprises moves to Lansing
Software and services company Jadian Enterprises Inc. has moved from an Okemos office to the 42,000-square-foot Metro Internet Exchange building in north Lansing. The building, at 1800 W. Grand River Ave., northwest of Old Town, is the headquarters and main data center for telecommunications company ACD.net. Technology companies IdealSo, Computer Data Recovery and Citadel Defense Technologies also call the building home.
http://www.lansingstatejournal.com/apps/pb...D=2007703270309
It looks like we must be doing something right.
Also...
Neogen profit jumps 44 percent
Lansing-based food and animal safety company Neogen Corp. said this morning its fiscal third-quarter earnings were up 44 percent.
The company reported a profit of nearly $2 million, or 21 cents per share, for the three-month period that ended Feb. 28. That was up from earnings of $1.4 million, or 16 cents per share, one year earlier.
http://www.lsj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?A...348/1004/news03