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06/29/2008
Awesome! I’ve always hated that scaffolding. Really makes the street feel “closed down”. Hopefully this can increase traffic on this little section.
06/30/2008
Does the Mecca sign have neon on it? I don’t think I’ve ever seen it lit up.
07/01/2008
raleighrob – It sure does. I’ve never seen it lit up either. I think this warrants a followup post!
Great observation.
07/08/2008
RaleighRob – The sign’s neon is lit up! While in the area recently, I noticed the top was lit up green and the bottom red. It wasn’t 100% lit, but they do appear to turn it on from time to time.