Tailor made endorsement of the streetcar from this longtime local merchant putting on a happy face amid the death of retail . . . Nevertheless, fair play on this link that should offer a second guess for all denizens of the local discourse. Read more:
Why one store owner is 'eating crow' about KC's streetcar
Editor's note: Since opening on Sept. 9, 2016, Cincinnati's investment in its streetcar system is approaching $200 million in construction and operations costs. It also remains the subject of focused public scrutiny as ridership lags behind original expectations and leaders work to find a way to make the system more efficient.
Wonder if he was the only business owner who had something positive to say because there are quite a few businesses/restaurants on the streetcar line and the only focused on one guy for that fairly lengthy article.
ReplyDelete^^ That is fact and you know the others are hating it or they too would have been quoted.
ReplyDeleteThe bullshit will thicken and get even worse now that Lyin' Sly's rode off into the sunset. A downhill slope is all that's needed to keep the momentum after the wheels have fallen off the wagon.
ReplyDeleteHis family has been there since 1905. Who better to get a perspective of the streetcar along with some history. I know him and family. Lovely people. Stop to shop if you can afford it.
ReplyDeleteThe black guy.
The bullshit continues as usual.
ReplyDeleteUsed to shop at Michael's. Wonderful products, great customer service. Expensive.
ReplyDeleteSomewhat ironic that they used The Corrigan Building's parking lot to fab.
ReplyDeletethe rails..since Thomas and Bernard Corrigan ran The Metropolitan Railway
when KC was just growing.........