Thursday, May 17, 2012
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#8.
Diane on February 22, 2012 11:52am
Am I the only one that remembers CVS when they were on Front St. in the heart of downtown? I personally am thankful that someone with $$$ can and will do something with that eye sore of a corner. Regardless of what people might think, TC will never be a small quiet town again. Too many people have come to visit and decided to move in. We welcomed them. Welcome to CVS and those that they will employ. You will not increase the traffic with your existance, you will just give competition to the 4 Walgreens, 4 Rite-aids and the soon to be 2 Meijer that we already have.
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Greg on February 22, 2012 11:24am
I am amazed at the egos of people trying to dictate what should or should not be built on that corner. What ever happened to property rights. If you don't want another drug store, but the property.
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Matt on February 22, 2012 10:51am
The city should have demanded that the present owner of the property maintain the building, raise it, and be responsible for the clean up of the site. This is what has brought us to today.
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liz on February 22, 2012 10:38am
another intersection I'll avoid ... causing more traffic through neighborhoods.
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Eric on February 22, 2012 10:35am
View AllHow long has this site been vacant 15-20 years? It's about time that ANY company wants to deal with all the problems this corner brings to them. Prev Next 
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This is the largest mistake the city has made in recent months. It is almost impossible to get traffic through downtown now. Another reason small nusiness in the area will not get anymore of my business. That whole side of town is another cluster.