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Good, and good that the Kroger is likely to stay.
Now if only the City would do the same with the former Marsh plaza on Washington Street in Irvington…
Amen to the Marsh Plaze.
Explain to me again, why 5 minutes after HHC had title the property it was not transferred to the city? HHC has enough questionable fingers in enough pies all around the state to be spending my HHC tax dollars on this.
I think is a very worthy economic development project and I can see why HHC got started on this path, but I don’t understand why they are STILL involved.
The neighborhood would be a good place for an Eskenazi Health clinic; there’s a big chunk of vacant ground south of the Kroger (where a bowling alley was demolished) that is part of the shopping center tract. So I’d guess they might have wanted just that part, and it’s expensive/time consuming to split a parcel. Can’t split it off overnight.