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The City made commitments to rejuvenate this area to the citiZens and to attract the "at home" store to the area. What happened?

The City made commitments to rejuvenate this area to the citiZens and to attract the "at home" store to the area. What happened?

The City made commitments to rejuvenate this area to the citiZens and to attract the "at home" store to the area. What happened?

The City made commitments to rejuvenate this area to the citiZens and to attract the "at home" store to the area. What happened?

The City made commitments to rejuvenate this area to the citiZens and to attract the "at home" store to the area. What happened?

The City made commitments to rejuvenate this area to the citiZens and to attract the "at home" store to the area. What happened?

Parks division did a nice job on this island planting.

The City made commitments to rejuvenate this area to the citiZens and to attract the "at home" store to the area. What happened?

The City made commitments to rejuvenate this area to the citiZens and to attract the "at home" store to the area. What happened?

The City made commitments to rejuvenate this area to the citiZens and to attract the "at home" store to the area. What happened?

How's that old saying go?

Since the City either doesn't care, or can't afford flowers, why don't we have our social media manager start a "find the flowers" campaign? It seemed to work for the swimming pools. Or better yet, put in a public pool, so the area gets some attention. Millions of dollars in residential properties, hundreds of thousands worth of tax revenue and this is how it's repaid- with nothing. Totally despicable

*fund the flowers

Maybe the Mayor will take a van load of administration officials along this major gateway to Toledo too? Don't forget to tour Southwyck Blvd, hopefully the leaning light poles are still upright

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