Ewing reminded the packed room that if Iron Gate had intended to keep the project under the radar, as some people have suggested, it could have simply rezoned the property to commercial.
I’m too numb about the shootings and can’t manage at the moment to write anything insightful about mass shootings and the glaring mental health crisis in this country.
So let’s try three nice things instead.
The board will be asked to resolve what is the city’s biggest development controversy: whether Iron Gate should be allowed to move its soup kitchen to the southwest corner of Third Street and Peoria Avenue in the Pearl District.
The man you see driving the truck is Jeff Stava. He’s building a park, and everyone, it seems, is watching him closely to see how he does.
The dispute over what amenities should be added to Franklin Park goes back at least four years, when city officials announced plans to remove the park’s swimming pool and recreation center.
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