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Jul
Viewpoint: Will Olmos Park look ahead or return to the past?
A recent report in the North Central News revealed controversy over the process of appointing Gene Allen to the Olmos Park City Council.
While we can always do a better job of filling vacancies next time, this appointment combined with recent elections could radically shift the direction of our city. (read more).
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written by Walter P. , July 16, 2010
written by Walter P. , July 16, 2010
I saw where the new restaurant opened where the Lighthouse used to be and the space where Robins Nest used to be is also occupied already. You would think that Broadway carries more traffic and should be easier to fill vacancies than McCullough. Your landlords must be working harder than the ones in Alamo Heights.
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written by Frank W , July 16, 2010
written by Frank W , July 16, 2010
WP - I feel for you all. There are some exciting things happening in OP. Vision plan is very exciting, we have a very engeretic Mayor, and some new businesses just open up.
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written by Walter P. , July 15, 2010
written by Walter P. , July 15, 2010
Good Luck to Olmos Park. Alamo Heights took 3 steps backward in our election and we have good reason to fear that we will be returning to the 1960-1980's when nothing ever happened and our city infrastructure fell down around our ears. We too have come a long way but the voters weren't willing to give Council any credit for good planning.
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