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Bring an Ollie’s to the old Marsh store Greenwood State Rd. 135 and Stones Crossing.
Agree! Great location!
This new location will move more merchandise out its doors than any other Ollie’s — too bad most of it won’t be paid for.
That is not a helpful comment. The store hasn’t opened yet, so let’s give the neighborhood a chance.
Agree with Matt.
Matthew, an odor emanates from your words. It’s the rancid smell of racism and classism. I live near the Keystone and 52nd St. intersection. Are you suggesting that I and others from around this part of town are thieves? Please don’t hide your feelings under a false sense of humor.
The chain already has outlets in Carmel and Mooresville. Are you suggesting that Carmelites are thieves, too? Should we break out the old joke about Carmel’s “crime in the suites?” Shall we call the southsiders “Mooresvillains?”
The chain’s leaders have undoubtedly researched the Keystone location and know that there is opportunity for profit there. Your comment is predicated on racist and classist assumptions. Please search your conscience, if you have one.
Stephen – We’ll just see when they open if they need an armed security guard at the entrance. The locations you reference DO NOT have a need for an armed security guard……
I thought a church was moving into that location, but I would rather see Ollie’s in there instead.
Drew the former Marsh at 62nd and Keystone is in process of being converted into a church.
Would’ve liked to see this at the Irvington Plaza Marsh, but I get it.
Matthew, I assume you have statistical data to back up your absurd comment. If not, please keep your unsubstantiated claims to yourself. Maybe, just maybe, you will learn to base your opinions on facts, not prejudice.
amen – this strip center is dying, this will bring it back to life fast!!! THat old marsh there was always busy when it was open.