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  1. IBJ, there was not "stiff opposition" at the meeting last night. There was vocal, rude opposition at the meeting. HUGE difference. Most residents of Broad Ripple that I have spoken to SUPPORT this project. Just because you can yell the loudest or interrupt the most times, doesn't make your viewpoint the viewpoint of the majority. Shame on you IBJ for the one-sided reporting.

  2. Another great Christopher Nolan movie...although I'm looking forward to my GOB fix with the return of Arrested Development this weekend.

  3. I live in Broad Ripple and I don't understand the fight against this. I don't like looking at an empty gas station and run down apartments as I drive down College. Broad Ripple needs nice living spaces to compete with the rest of the city. Just because a non local company moves in doesn't mean the village will lose its feel. It's up to the people to keep that. I've seen plenty of Broad Ripple people over the past few years tell me how great Broad Ripple is while holding a Starbucks coffee or a drink from McDonalds. Broad Ripple is losing to the rest of the city. How about the group of angry people focus on a real problem in Broad Ripple and that's the people living under the bridges.

  4. Mr. Walton was also involved with the Mayor's home demolition program. He was personally involved with "emergency" demolitions and selected contractors without obtaining competitive pricing. Is it possible that he was getting "kickbacks" from these contractors before he ramped up his activites with the Land Bank?

  5. The link appears to have been hacked. Yesterday it gave emails with details and today it gives you the harlam shake??

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