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01/08/2014
I work down the street from this building so I get to drive by it every day and see the progress. I’m really intrigued to see what will become of this project. The building appears to be for sale; it is my hope something good will become of it.
01/08/2014
Better enjoy the view before someone decides to tare it down for more development on Hillsbourgh St.
01/09/2014
I used to climb over the wall in back and “borrow” crates of empty bottles and sell them for the “deposit” to get gas money…Hope the Statute of Limitations has run out
01/09/2014
Decades ago I lived next door to this building. My husband and I watched it get more and more in disrepair over the years and so wished we had the resources or the knowledge to do something about it. I’m so glad to see the girl being given new life!