Disney4845
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Interesting, The builder has not said anything was shaky on the new lease. maybe the landlord where they are wants them out faster so they can get a new tenant in.
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Interesting, The builder has not said anything was shaky on the new lease. maybe the landlord where they are wants them out faster so they can get a new tenant in.
BlueSunday
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Good. I know there was concern being the "new Grocery' store in town you get good traffic but now they will be competing with other "new grocery stores' for the same "new" traffic.
getbent
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You mean a new tenant in the existing Pearl Vision on 235? I assumed they are tearing the building down so that the lot can be incorporated into the new shopping center being built.
Clem72
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We already have a Michaels and a Jo-Anne's in the immediate area (and I always wonder how either stays in business). Personally I would have much preferred a Harbor Freight, it fills the hole between dollar store and Lowes where I can find a cheap version of the actual tool I need (but only need to work once, not forever).
sockgirl77
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Rick's Jewelers moving to the old Cheseldine Auto Sales building on 235 in California next month!
glhs837
Power with Control
Is that the one that is currently back behind the Chevy dealer in L-town? Hope he can make it work, that location has taken down what, four places in the last 10 years?
Where is the old Cheseldine Auto Sales?
SamSpade
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Yeah, I'm trying to see how the area supports yet another kind of that store. But I don't know how these decisions get made.
We seem to have no end to auto repair places, tire and battery stores, chain restaurants, fast food places, and steak houses. You'll pretty much never run out of gas in most parts of St Mary's because of the abundance of gas stations.
Convenience stores, u-store-it places.
But my guess is still, when you choose to start a business, you have to get the idea of what the shopping public is like, here. We're at the end of a peninsula - ain't gonna be a lot of "through" traffic down here for shopping.
I don't see this area as a real "craft-y" kind of place.
CandaceMM
Ummmmm ....
Yes - I had never seen a Hobby Lobby until I moved to Jacksonville, FL. They're wonderful stores - a lot more home decor than Michael's. Their fabric section isn't as extensive as JoAnn's, but they have a good selection. When they open I'll likely go there first for my craft needs and bypass Michael's.
Roman
Active Member
I agree with you. We were really looking forward to Harbor Freight coming here.
Disney4845
Commercial Guy
Yes thats prob the reason, I was mixed up on the location.
My wife becomes ill at the smell of of the cinnamon brooms. Doesn't bother me, but there's something in them (Orris root?) that she's allergic to.
Disney4845
Commercial Guy
No idea on that, Ive seen the signs come and on on that building so I have not paid much attention to it. If something goes in it will prob be a mom and pop store.
Disney4845
Commercial Guy
The last thing mentioned for that space was in September of 2015 was going to be a burgers and seafood restaurant. So I guess that never happened.
GWguy
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I wasn't. I spend entirely too much there now as it is. Having one local would be a real issue for me!
Speaking of which...... anybody need a 12" sliding compound miter saw? Bought one thinking I'd need it for trim work, didn't. Still in the box.
http://class.somd.com/General-Power-Tools/ad/28548/12-inch-Sliding-Miter-Saw.html
PJay
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Well now you will super overdo. Trust me.