Reviving Downton: A Chicken-and-egg Problem
13 August 2002 - 10:00am
The closing of a neighborhood gas station illustrates the problems associated with people moving out of the downtown area, and with attempts to repopulate that area.
"As more people have moved away from downtown, gas stations, grocery stores, and other retail services have followed them. Now that city officials are trying to lure residents back downtown, a void has emerged."
Full Story:
Shell Service Station
Source:
Huntsville Times, August 11, 2002
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