Looks like it's cleared out - nothing being constructed as of yet. I did get confirmation that a tenant was found, but they're not ready to publicly announce who it is yet.
Your memory of the south side of Baker Street is a bit behind the times. Sadly, no more No. 23. Happily, you can add an art supplies store, a gourmet food shop and a men’s clothing boutique to your list.
Your memory of the south side of Baker Street is a bit behind the times. Sadly, no more No. 23. Happily, you can add an art supplies store, a gourmet food shop and a men’s clothing boutique to your list.
What was No. 23?
I should have said art supply store instead of paper and stationery store.
Just that "Village" section or the entire township?
So it's not:
A bookstore
A nail salon
an optometrist
A bakery
A gift/knick knack shop
A self-serve frozen yogurt
A realtor
An ice cream parlor
An overpriced Italian restaurant
A moderately-prices Italian restaurant
A Thai place
A pub
A Coda
A hair salon
A train station
A community theater
A Methodist church
An architect
A movie theater
A pizza joint
An indoor golf range
A florist
A paper goods/stationery store
A fish market
A grocery store
A bank
A Starbucks
A coffee shop
A diner
A barber shop
Did I miss anything? That was from memory.
Where is there a paper goods/stationary store in the Village? Maplewood Stationers and Truly Yours are both gone.
A clothing store, an art supply store, a gym, an event space, and several stores selling toys can be added to the above list of current businesses in the Village.
Where is there a paper goods/stationary store in the Village? Maplewood Stationers and Truly Yours are both gone.
A clothing store, an art supply store, a gym, an event space, and several stores selling toys can be added to the above list of current businesses in the Village.
I was thinking of the art supply store. They also have some stationery-type stuff.
Art gallery/art class space and law office are already in the Village. The 10 birds that have resided in an apartment in the Village for many years (apiary???) are presently looking for new homes. Would the Woodland qualify as a public living room?
What we no longer have in the Village, besides the Stationary Store which previously occupied the space in question, is a pharmacy. The presently vacant space would be a good location for one.
Joan I agree with you about the pharmacy but I don't think the market favors stand-alone pharmacies any more. They can't compete with something like CVS or Walgreen's, which operate more like a small department store. They also have much more convenient hours, whereas a small pharmacist-owned business won't be open from 8 am to 8 pm.
Art gallery/art class space and law office are already in the Village. The 10 birds that have resided in an apartment in the Village for many years (apiary???) are presently looking for new homes. Would the Woodland qualify as a public living room?
Hi, Joan. As ridski notes above, ml1 was making sport of the kinds of ideas that were floated for the old post office building by supporters of keeping and rehabilitating it.
Hi, Joan. As ridski notes above, ml1 was making sport of the kinds of ideas that were floated for the old post office building by supporters of keeping and rehabilitating it.
jamie