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They said that the Bojis may open a "reincarnated" Majority resturaunt in the Hollister building, not necessarily even under the same name. I doubt we'll know for awhile.
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I'm really glad to see those last few buildings in the 100 block be rehabbed, especially Kellys.
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Abrams must have been a hangout for the laser light shows that I wish they would bring back.
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I am one of those who doesn't venture on campus, mainly because I find it very confusing, I hate curvy streets. Also though, I don't want to deal with all the students during the school year and I have absolutely no reason to go there anyways.
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I don't like the Noise either, it pales compared to the City Pulse. I tend to read the LSJ online, check news 6 and news 10, read the City Pulse and occasionally check in on the State News, Community Newspapers and Noise, with all that I think I kee…
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The problem is that most people who would like that sort of thing would not want to live in a new subdivision, mixed use or not. They would rather have the "real thing." Thats sort of the way I feel, but only time will tell how successful it will be…
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Where exactly are they going to be at and what is a Tim Hortons?
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Many of the areas in the masterplan are designated mixed use. I beleive this area they are talking about was supposed to be residential over retail, maybe even one of the parking garages.
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I always expected this development to take 2-3 years to be completed. But once done it will be one of the coolest subdivisions in the Lansing area.
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I have mixed feelings about the LSJ, but I can't judge them compared to other newspapers, because I don't read other newspapers. Theres definately room for improvement though.
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I'm might be the only one here, but I support the expansion of Eastwood. It's not going to take away from any Lansing shopping centers, or from downtown. and I'd rather have Eastwood be developed than W Saginaw, or either of the malls. At least East…
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I'm really suprised to see Dayton had that many. I feel the same way though, I wouldn't consider the number of homicides to be any problem unless we consistantly get 20 or more per year, anything less and we still have a low crime rate. We have just…
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Any thoughts on this recent "crime wave?" The way it is being reported doens't exactly help the cities image. With 11 murders so far this year, we're on track for a high-crime year, but probably still not near the crime rates in the 80's, at least w…
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That might be cool, attracting a chain resturaunt is important to downtown. I just wish it could be a better chain than buffalo wild wings, something like TGI's or something.
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On the note of people who comment on LSJ stories, their idiots. I am constantly amazed at their stupidity, I try to avoid reading the comments now because someone is usually saying something dumb enough to really make me mad. Sometimes its hard not …
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New state police building OK'd It's still a rough rendering so maybe we could still see some minor to moderate changes in the design, hopefully anyways.
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They have started to apply some of the brick on the first floor, I seen it in the dark though, so I really couldn't tell how it looked.
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An interesting item from todays council agenda: Transfer Ownership of 2006 Class C Licensed Business with Dance-Entertainment Permit, Located in escrow at 500 E. Grand River Ave., Lansing, MI 48906, Ingham County, from Temple Club LLC to 414 Entert…
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Oh, I didn't know the difference. But one thing I forgot to mention, Pat Gillespie is married to one of the Eyde's daughters according to another commercial realtor I talked too awhile back. Which explains how he entered into such large developments…
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That awning is a drive-thru for the bank, not parking. I agree that they have slowed a little in their progress. And the Gillespie should be pushing construction along, time is money. It costs huge amounts of money in interest and taxes on a propert…