Local investors plan to revamp dilapidated College Avenue building

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6 thoughts on “Local investors plan to revamp dilapidated College Avenue building

  1. Congratulations and condolences – these intrepid entrepreneurs are about to find out the joy of dealing with the city’s Department of Business and Neighborhood Services, which exists to harass responsible citizens.

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