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Way to make them feel special Lou. I'm glad you catered to their egos!
I get that there are people that want to keep the "feel" of Broad Ripple, but this project needs to move forward. At the very least, College Avenue needs more density. There are few nice rental options in the area making this project necessary. I just don't get why people would be against this unless they enjoy seeing empty commercial space scattered around the village.
Fountain Square welcomes Whole Foods to our growing and vibrant neighborhood. Come join us!
Maybe Indiana's lax regulations for allowing hospital expansion are partly to blame. So many opening so close to one another, then the nonstop advertising to draw patients from one another. Maybe they can cut out the ridiculous 'top doctors' or 'I can practice anywhere (really!) advertising to save money. How about the elaborate maternity suites and artwork? Who pays for that anyway?
I hope those Obama voters, who will lose their jobs at St. Vincents, enjoy their hope and change. Congratulations.