Showing posts with label Vinod Gupta Vincennes Revitalization Project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vinod Gupta Vincennes Revitalization Project. Show all posts
Saturday, August 10, 2019

City council has no jurisdiction over "extreme" fighting events, according to The Aggregate.

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Previously NA Confidential made mention of the promoter's criminal neglect. Egg on City Hall's face yet again as fly-by-nigh...
Thursday, June 27, 2019

Egg on City Hall's face yet again as fly-by-night rasslers exchange body fluids in Vinod Gupta's building.

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The Jeffersonville newspaper's Thomas does good work on a strange topic. First the rasslin', then the recitation of Team Gahan fa...
Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Nice building in Providence RI. What's it have to do with Market & Vincennes?

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WDRB's Jessica Bard investigates the hitherto unknown "micro-loft" movement, coming soon to a concept being planned for t...
Friday, May 11, 2018

Progressive Land Development proposes to reinvent the wheel at Lancaster Lofts as Deaf Gahan says wait, is that check in the mail yet?

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We touched on this a couple of weeks ago. Lancaster-themed "Micro Lofts" soon will inhabit Duggins' anchor wasteland at ...
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Friday, May 04, 2018

Lancaster Lofts: How many square feet in a micro loft? 260? 400? We're about to find out.

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Last weekend we surveyed the most recent Redevelopment Commission meeting minutes  in search of information about the festering muni...
Monday, November 06, 2017

UPDATE: Redevelopment's proposals for 32 Bank Street and 1629/1637 Market Street.

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The grassy expanse at 32 Bank Street is the city-owned space adjacent to the levee recently immortalized by Dan Coffey in "Brother, ...
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Friday, October 27, 2017

UPDATE: 90 days later, Deaf Gahan's "blight and eyesore" has been superseded by "eyesore and blight" -- and DNA jauntily approves.

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(October above; August below) Boy, what a difference three months makes. Now two-way traffic on Market affords motorists an ...
Sunday, August 06, 2017

Thanks, Gahan: Deaf called it "a blight and eyesore for the area," so he acted swiftly ... to create another one in its place.

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Curiously, NAC's forensics department verifies that Team Gahan only recently has been on the site it has helped keep derelict....
Wednesday, June 28, 2017

As Duggins juggles hats and pay stubs, Redevelopment seeks a developer to shower with largess.

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When the newspaper reported this story several days after you read it here first ... Public Housing Putsch '17: Gahan, Trump remain...
Thursday, May 18, 2017

River Run Family Waterpark is doing so well that an aquatic sequel is planned for the former Market Boy acreage.

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Then again, maybe a pit filled with brackish water serves as metaphor, and a major Democratic Party donor is about to be fellated by assu...
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Monday, April 10, 2017

Son of a Duggins-geddon It: Tommy Lancaster Restaurant dies so that Gahan campaign monetization might live.

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Half a block has been cleared without input from an elected official apart from the mayor himself. Coming next to this corner? ...
Thursday, April 06, 2017

Duggins-geddon It: Market Boy dies so that Gahan campaign monetization might live.

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As you can see, the former Tommy Lancaster Restaurant still stands, but it's only a matter of time. Coming next to this corner? ...
Tuesday, March 28, 2017

Clark County newspaper's New Albany editor capably eulogizes the late Tommy Lancaster Restaurant.

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February 5, 2011: Tommy Lancaster's is no more. Let's give credit where credit is due, because Chris Morris excels at eulogies, wh...
Tuesday, March 21, 2017

Once again, NA Confidential handily scoops Jeff Gahan's flailing propaganda commissariat, so let's take a glance at the mayor's new theme park.

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Can someone help us out? Is this a scene from the 1917 twister, the 2017 public housing action plan or the remodeled front room at Tommy L...
Monday, March 20, 2017

The fever for Redevelopment Commission demolition: Lancaster's is coming down, Market Boy is next and incentives are sure to follow.

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The minutes from September, 2016 (above) tell the story, as we'd already surmised here: It looks like the demolition of the old Tomm...
Saturday, March 18, 2017

It looks like the demolition of the old Tommy Lancaster's on Market is underway. Presumably, Gahanesque luxury is on the horizon.

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Only the functionaries deep within the shadowy bowels of the Redevelopment Commission know for sure, but they're not talking, a...