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It’s most unfortunate the city shut down this neighborhood fire station. It’s even more unfortunate that area residents have seen this building vacant for years since proposals were accepted by the city in 2017. It will be a welcomed addition to the neighborhood- if it ever opens…
We did not need the fire station with three brand new larger ones built in the area…
And yes, the pandemic did cause a lot of openings to be delayed even further than bureaucratic red tape…
Nice job Antone and the Provider team! Looking forward to the newest amenity for the neighborhood!
Unlikely to last.
https://youtu.be/ObdC3uhPeEY
I look forward to your excuse once the article detailing it’s closure is posted.
You must be a hoot at parties Murray.
To err on the positive side, let’s hope for success. Looking forward to this.
Congrats Antone and Warner Bros, this is exactly what the neighborhood needs. I say add the kitchen and contract brew off-site.
Was hoping for a more family oriented business at this location.
That was funny, Neil! There’s always that one pessimist…who doesn’t like a chalet?