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Roundup: Six enterprises coming soon to Chandler

- by Sergio Torian

Roundup: 6 companies coming soon to Chandler

An ice cream shop, a restaurant with a gaming twist and more are coming soon to Chandler. (Community Impact Newspaper)

An ice cream shop, a cafe with a gaming twist and much more are coming soon to Chandler. (Community Affect Newspaper)

An ice cream shop, a cafe with a gaming twist and more are coming soon to Chandler. (Group Effects Newspaper)

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Listed here are 6 companies coming quickly to the Chandler space:
  • Bruster’s of Chandler, an ice cream shop, is envisioned to open in September in Chandler. The ice product shop will be positioned at 50 E. Warner Highway, Chandler. Bruster’s of Chandler will be a totally free-standing spot presenting at least 40 flavors created fresh daily at the shop. With this new retail store, owner Dan Tarkoff will open up his next Bruster’s location in Arizona. He also owns Bruster’s of Arrowhead found at 17115 N. 51st Ave., Glendale. https://brusters.com

  • Bestway is moving its U.S. headquarters to Chandler in the fall. The freshly produced setting up is 129,680 sq. ft and is located at 3435 S. McQueen Street, Chandler. Bestway has been in Phoenix considering the fact that 2010. The firm is a chief in the inflatable and out
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Roundup of PennDOT road work and construction throughout the region | Roads and Traffic

- by Sergio Torian

PennDOT has provided updates on road work and construction projects taking place throughout the region this week:

 Lycoming County update

A High-Tension Cable Barrier Project continues this week in Lycoming County. The high-tension cable barrier system will be installed on Interstate 180 between the Route 87 overpass in Fairfield Township and the Lycoming / Northumberland County line.

On Monday, August 9, through Friday, August 13, the contractor, Penn Line Service, Inc., will continue installing the new high-tension cable barrier system in the median between the Route 405 interchange in Muncy Creek Township and the Route 87 overpass in Fairfield Township. Work will be performed from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Motorists can expect the left (passing) lane to be closed where work is being performed. No work will be performed during the weekend.

Work on this project is expected to be completed in November 2021.

Route 220 Safety Improvement Project

The safety improvement project on Route 220 northbound and southbound will continue construction activities this week in Woodward and Piatt Townships, Lycoming County.

The single lane restriction near the former Woodward Township Elementary School has been lifted.

The following traffic patterns will continue.

  • Harvest Moon crossover is open.
  • Grandview crossover is open.
  • Northway Road crossover is closed.
  • Browns Road crossover is closed.

The following roads will remain closed for construction activities.

  • Eastern exit at the Sheetz gas station in Linden. Motorists will need to use South Pine Run Road to enter Route 220 northbound.
  • Front Street in Linden (local traffic
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Construction Roundup: Italian Village, Olde Towne East, Upper Arlington & More

- by Sergio Torian


 July 2, 2021 4:58 pm
Walker Evans Walker Evans

Construction Roundup: Italian Village, Olde Towne East, Upper Arlington & MoreThe old Lazarus building being demolished in Upper Arlington.

As we enter the second half of 2021, there are many active construction sites all throughout Columbus and the surrounding communities. In this installment of our Construction Roundup photo series, we take a look at a few of the sites in Weinland Park, Italian Village, The University District, Old North Columbus, Upper Arlington and more!

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The Trolley Barn complex in the Franklin Park neighborhood is slated to open soon as a food and drink destination.
Another view of the multiple historic buildings being rehabbed at the old Trolley Barn site along Oak Street.
More new housing under construction at the northeast corner of Oak Street and Wilson Avenue on the Near East Side.
New homes being built along Grant Avenue in the Weinland Park neighborhood.
Apartments rising along Grant Avenue near Fifth Avenue in Weinland Park.
More Weinland Park construction on Fifth Avenue.
Work has begun on a new six story mixed-use apartment build at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Fifth Street in Weinland Park.
Construction on more housing on the former Durable Slate site in Italian Village at the intersection of North Fourth Street and Detroit Avenue.
Renovation work continues this historic Italian Village building, which will soon become the new Edison 777 event venue on North Fourth Street.
Continued development of new housing at the Jeffrey Park site
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La Jolla Small business Roundup: Modifications occur to mainstay areas

- by Sergio Torian

Variations are underway in La Jolla’s company community. Some are at destinations that were being the longtime properties of other tenants and are now welcoming new ones.

At other places, a person neighborhood fixture is moving, while a further has occur back.

Some group mainstays are celebrating big anniversaries this 12 months.

Cormorant Resort scheduled for summertime opening

Immediately after COVID-19-connected delays, administration of the new Cormorant Resort and Birdseye bar say the most recent in Village lodging will open up afterwards this summer season. An actual day was not given.

The hotel at 1110 Prospect St. has been beneath design for practically three several years, changing the La Jolla Inn.

The new 26-room boutique lodge will be a lot more modern-day than its predecessor, with an art deco-encouraged aesthetic, greater rooms and suites, a more substantial foyer and a rooftop eating region.

The rooftop cafe and bar, Birdseye, will give craft cocktails, small bites and treats and sights of the ocean. The location will be offered to rent for compact activities and celebrations.

Mark Quint has owned a gallery place in La Jolla on and off for 40 years. Following a 5-12 months shift to the Rose Canyon location of San Diego, he’s back again.

Quint opened the A single gallery previous calendar year at 7722 Girard Ave. and recently the Quint Gallery at 7655 Girard.

“Right ahead of COVID began, I made the decision to open a small place in La Jolla and called it

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Construction Roundup: Downtown, Franklinton & Beyond

- by Sergio Torian

 June 16, 2021 9:56 pm
Walker Evans Walker Evans

Construction Roundup: Downtown, Franklinton & BeyondConstruction on the Scioto Peninsula — Photo by Walker Evans.

No matter what neighborhood or suburb you visit in Columbus, you’re likely to find plenty of construction right now. New apartment buildings, offices and always plenty of highway construction.

In this new installment of our Construction Roundup series we take a look at some of the major projects under construction throughout Downtown Columbus, The Arena District, the Discovery District, Franklinton, The Scioto Peninsula, Grandview Heights and Grandview Yard.

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New buildings rise at “The Peninsula” a 26-acre development on the Scioto Peninsula next to COSI.
Another view of construction at “The Peninsula”, which includes a hotel building, office building and apartment building in phase one.
A view of construction at “The Peninsula” from Broad Street.
Work continues at the CoverMyMeds campus in Franklinton.
Another view of the CoverMyMeds campus from the east side of the site.
Work has formally begun at the mixed-use Gravity 2.0 site in Franklinton.
The first couple of buildings are nearing completion at Grandview Crossing, a 55-acre mixed-use development near the intersection of Grandview Avenue and Route 33.
The nearly completed Lower.com Field will open to soccer fans in July.
Another view of Lower.com Field, the new home of the Columbus Crew SC, as seen from Nationwide Boulevard.
A new office building is nearly complete in the Arena District, which houses new corporate offices for Chipotle.
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