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Community Life

A Business Update

March 1993

Historical March 1993 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.

Feinberg Realty is now occupying office space at the corner of McPherson and Skinker, former home to the Elliot Smith Gallery. Joining them are Images in Hair and our branch public library.

2 Black Cats is relocating to the corner of Belt and Pershing (former home of the Bangkok Cafe) any time now.

The Wildflour Pizza and Cafe on Pershing is a little behind schedule but will open soon.

Taco Bell is coming to Skinker north of Delmar.

It will join Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken ,just north of Vernon.

The owners of the vacant land at DeBaliviere and DeGiverville have been trying to interest Walgreen’s (again, again) in moving to this location.

They have assured nearby residents that the store would have limited hours and no liquor sales whatsoever.

The owners, Walgreen’s and the Council would have to enter into a legally binding agreement to these and other conditions if there were to be support for the development. Even under these circumstances, sentiment is very mixed. At the same time, Bistate has expressed interest in the land for a parking lot and eventually a multistory parking facility. More to come on this ….

Ruff’s Restaurant and Catering is planning on opening in March on Delmar at the corner of Rosedale. Mr. Ruff promises lasagna and meatball sandwiches and other homemade treats.

The long vacant apartment building on the 59xx block of McPherson next door to 5900 Nina Pl. is being rehabbed for rentals by Gloria Montano and Lourdes Henares-Levy, M.D.

Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, March 1993.

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Original source: SD_Times1993_03.pdf, printed page(s) 5; PDF page(s) 5.

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