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Canton pavilions proposed
Sun reporterThe Main Street-style shopping center planned for a former oil refinery site in the Canton Crossing mixed-use development - likely to be anchored by Target and grocer Harris Teeter - will include two large waterfront pavilions for shops and offices....Tags: Prudential Financial Incorporated, Canton (Baltimore, Maryland), Hunt Valley, Williamsburg, Corporate Officers
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Nonprofit pays fine for illegal work
Sun reporterThe bulldozing and tree-clearing occurred on environmentally sensitive soil about a hundred yards from the Chesapeake Bay - the kind of violation the Chesapeake Bay Foundation is accustomed to reporting. The nonprofit turned in the violator: itself....Tags: Government, Punishment, Chesapeake Bay, Heads of State, Fines
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Landlord worries about online complaints
Q: I own a large apartment complex. I'm worried about the effect of an online message board on my business. Hosted by a large Internet service provider, the message board solicits input from tenants about housing issues, and there's currently a string... -
Lawsuit targets Farmingdale's 'gentrification'
bart.jones@newsday.comLegal experts say a federal judge's decision to give the go-ahead to a housing discrimination lawsuit filed by Hofstra Law School and Latino tenants against the Village of Farmingdale shows how disputes about "gentrification" are expanding from cities...Tags: Colleges and Universities, National or Ethnic Minorities, Long Island, Apartments, Laws
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Car rental firms get creative
Sun reporterChances are you will find yourself renting a car, whether for business or pleasure, sometime in the coming months. Just as domestic airlines have taken to nickel and diming passengers for everything from extra legroom to checked bags to soft drinks,...Tags: AirTran, Automotive Equipment, Satellite Technology, Vehicles, Rentals
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New DuPage County tech park looking for tenants
Chicago Tribune reporterAfter a splashy grand opening under a ballroom-size tent, the DuPage County National Technology Park in West Chicago is now landscaped, lighted, paved with three miles of roads and circled by 130 miles of underground fiber-optic lines (with room for 20...Tags: Northern Illinois University, Batavia, DuPage County, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, West Chicago
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Developer returns luster to L.A. landmarks
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterDeveloper Wayne Ratkovich had little idea 30 years ago when he and his partners bought an unwanted office building in downtown Los Angeles that a forgotten gem lay waiting. The office market at the time was hot for glass and steel towers, and to hell...Tags: Government, Richard Gere, Housing Industry, John F. Kennedy, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Water Tower gets all dolled up, boosts sales
Chicago Tribune reporterGoodbye Gap. Hello Glam. Water Tower Place, the mall that pioneered suburban-style shopping in the city three decades ago, is getting a makeover as competition heats up along North Michigan Avenue. General Growth Properties Inc., the Chicago-based...Tags: Government, General Growth Properties Incorporated, Bankruptcy, Columbia Sportswear Company, Water Supply
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Rome now peddling bike rentals
Chicago Tribune correspondentROME — Romans are known for racing through their city streets with style. Once they rumbled by on chariots. Modern-day hipsters zip by on Vespas. Now, authorities are pumping up a cleaner two-wheel alternative — the bicycle — as the...Tags: Vehicles, Cycling
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Housing compounds can be ideal
Special to The TimesBRYAN AND Amanda Callen live in a dream home -- someone else's, that is. The former owner had "built it for his wife," said Bryan Callen, an actor and stand-up comic. The three-story cabin-like residence is on an approximately three-quarter-acre compound...Tags: Echo Park, Homes, Chuck Green, Venice, Beverly Hills
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