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05/01/2014
Surreal! Even though I knew it was coming, I still can’t believe the transformation that this corner is undergoing. Will be interesting to watch the development of Hillsborough Street.
05/08/2014
Bye Sadlack’s! Bye Schoolkids!
07/10/2014
…and now goodbye to Cooper’s….
07/10/2014
That picture is new to me. Please, pray tell, what is that pile of rubble with the NCSU bell tower in the background? Is it a campus building or a building on Hillsboro St. (I refuse to accept the hoity-toity change in name)? In either case, tell me what was in the building before the bulldozers got it.