Hannibal Lecter has been offered parole on the condition he restrict his diet to Hamilton Street bus riders. Once a month he will be permitted an Asian merchant; on thanksgiving he may have a preselected blogger. Mr. Lector will be micro-chipped and given a new Hamilton Street loft apartment. He will be monitored by the new surveillance cameras. Mayor Pawlowski and Armand Greco will provide more details at a press conference early next week at the new Lanta Terminal.
reprinted from October 20, 2007
UPDATE: Hannibal wasn't eating those Asians fast enough, they were forced off Hamilton Street by eminent domain in 2011.
mIKE, Could you provide a update if any business have relocated where and the businesses that still are open. your opinion when demolition will begin, since was to be beginning of Dec.
ReplyDeleteWhat's happening with Bicentennial Park? Did we miss something?
ReplyDeleteAlso, did you say some time ago that the former PennDOT building next to Queen City Diner is now going to be a car rental headquarters? Currently, lots of expensive renovations taking place.
And finally the parking lot at the new "Scottish" themed bar and restaurant operating in the old Benningan's Saturday night had so many patrons, overflow parking in the Bob Evans. Exciting news for this new business, that's for sure.
anon 7:02, rite-aid and family dollar are still open, the others are closed. the pizza shop relocated to the lower level on 8th at hamilton. two of the merchants relocated to 7th street, one to hanover ave. a salon on 8th st. went to emmaus. the daycare on 7th went to linden street. i do not know the fate or new locations of the other businesses.
ReplyDeleteBicentennial Park will remain a baseball field with no games with local kids playing on it. Maybe NO kids if the out-of-town league chooses to move elsewhere.
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