“DEFINITELY A BOON TO THE AREA. Cleans it up, looks better, looks safer and more inviting and the people have rent control so they can stay in the area while
“DEVELOPMENT LIKE WHOLE FOODS IS detrimental to the area. Whole Foods destroyed all the ficus trees in its parking lot. This is totally unnecessary. If they are really into whole
“IT WAS A LONG AND NICE BIG CVS that’s now reduced to almost nothing. I don’t miss the constant vermin infestation that occurred at Big Lots.”
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“WE STILL HAVE A LOT OF JUNKY AREAS in Venice. It’s gonna take a long, long time and a lot of money to make it better. They have to
“AS A FORMER PROPERTY OWNER IN the city of San Malicious [sic], I think it’s just wonderful that Venice is going to be tweaked up. We need that. We
“REGARDING THE AREA THERE — ROSE and Lincoln — I am quite pleased that Whole Foods moved in there. I will miss Big Lots and now I have to drive to Culver
“IT’S ABOUT TIME THAT AREA GOT cleaned up and got a little class. I’ve heard nothing but raves about the new Whole Foods and the beginning new look
A center-cut, no-fat review of what was said this past week by folks the world over and right at home
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