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Grosse Pointe Park is being accused of trying to wall itself off from Detroit by erecting farmer sheds across Kercheval Avenue at its border with the city. And thats a hard assertion to deny.
But consider what the suburban community is walling itself off from. The area of Detroits east side that borders Grosse Pointe Park is among the most blighted in the city, perhaps in the country.
Blocks are sparsely populated, with more vacant lots and burned out or abandoned homes than viable dwellings. The area also has a high crime rate.
Meanwhile, across Alter Road, Wayburn Street in Grosse Pointe Park is home to a diverse population and older but well-maintained single and multiple family dwellings.
But Grosse Pointe Park has seen from the experience of other ring suburbs how blight can cross the border, and is making an all-out effort to keep that from happening.
It has taken a series of creative steps to shore up the residential blocks closest to Detroit, including providing low-cost home improvement loans.
And it is in the midst of transforming its business district on Kercheval into one of the coolest outside of downtown Detroit. New restaurants and retail shops have opened, and the city is trying to create a pedestrian-friendly entertainment district.
Thats where the vegetable sheds come in. The temporary structures across Kercheval force traffic to go around the central business district, instead of straight through it. That cuts down on traffic.
Originally, the plan was for permanent office buildings. The temporary sheds were a bow to criticism that Grosse Pointe Park is walling itself off from its urban neighbor.
Residents from Detroit can easily walk from their homes to the downtown area. If they choose to drive, they can still take Alter Road, a short block north of Kercheval, turn right and follow a paved alley that has a sign directing visitors to the Kercheval Business District.
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"I'm fine now, I'm OK, and then...next thing you know, it's not OK. You're standing at a precipice and you look down, there's a voice, and it's a little quiet voice that goes, 'Jump.' The same voice goes, 'Just one.' For someone who has no tolerance for it, that's not a possibility," Williams said during a 2006 interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer.
Williams had just completed rehab for alcohol addiction when he did the interview. While he openly talked about his battle with alcohol and a cocaine addiction in the 1980s, his deep struggle with depression was not as well known.
ABC senior medical contributor Dr. Jennifer Ashton says the two are separate illnesses that can feed off each other.
"Of course, depression can lead to addiction and addiction could lead to depression. But they can be two parallel disease processes, and when one or both are out of control, they can spiral precipitously downhill very quickly," said Ashton.
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Ashton says one thing we can learn is that depression needs to be taken seriously.
"Let's not let another person die in vain. Let's increase our awareness and understand that when a person is profoundly depressed, they need one to one medical attention," said Ashton. "It's a true medical emergency, and the first step is getting that person help."
While paying tribute to Williams on Twitter, some celebrities also issued a serious message to fans.
The Denny's sign at the restaurant on 116th Avenue Northeast is loaded into a U-Haul truck. The restaurant closed three weeks ago, and construction of a Chick-fil-A at the site is slated for late September.
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The Denny's signs have come down the restaurant on 116th Avenue Northeast closed three weeks ago and construction on what will be one of Chick-fil-A's first three Washington chains is slated to begin there in late September.
Chick-fil-A spokesman Jerry Johnston confirmed Tuesday the Bellevue restaurant and two more in Lynwood and Tacoma are projected to hold grand openings in March 2015. Construction for the Lynwood and Tacoma locations is set to begin in October. According to plans submitted to the city, the Bellevue Chick-fil-A is proposed to be 3,742 gross square feet and includes a drive-through.
Chick-fil-A opens a limited number of restaurants each year, according to its website, "based on corporate goals for expansion in specifically targeted markets and other relevant business factors."
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The menu features fish tacos, signature burgers like the Aloha, Diablo and Santa Barbara, Shackatizers and more, including the Malibu and Voodoo fish tacos. The site also lists craft beer and wine.
The city is reviewing a building permit application for D.M. Watson Construction Inc. to renovate space at 13170 Atlantic Blvd., No. 63, which is the closed Blockbuster store. The project cost is listed as $129,000 and plans show it will seat 107 inside and 36 outside, with a fire pit.
The center is anchored by Publix Super Markets Inc.
Geneva Henderson, executive vice president of Lat Purser & Associates Inc., represents the landlord and said the lease is for 3,200 square feet. She expects Jimmy Hulas to open in three to four months.
Four restaurants are open in Winter Park, Lake Mary and two in Orlando one in the University of Central Florida area and another in the Hunters Creek area.
The jimmyhulas.com site says the company has sold out franchises in the Orlando market and had single and multistore opportunities for franchises as it seeks to expand aggressively into the Tampa, Jacksonville, Palm Beach, and other Florida markets.
The website says Jimmy Hulas has developed a cult following in Central Florida primarily due to the freshness of the food, the quirk of our marketing, and the environment created by our locations.
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Demolition of the storm-damaged McLoones Rum Runner restaurant was completed July 21. Construction is expected to begin on a new building this month, with a projected spring reopening. SEA BRIGHT Vestiges of the Rum Runner remain on the Ocean Avenue site where Tim McLoone hopes a new restaurant will be ready to open its doors to customers by spring.
We demolished the old building on [July 21] and it will probably take about a month to get the property in shape to actually start building, McLoone said.
We have to yank out the old foundation and then do remediating and inspection and bulkheading, too, since when the old dock came apart, it damaged them.
We anticipate sometime in August is when we will be building the new place and we hope to be ready by next spring.
The Sea Bright Planning and Zoning Board unanimously approved the application for the demolition and reconstruction of the restaurant on April 8.
The new, three-story restaurant, which will retain the Rum Runner name, will seat 298 patrons in indoor and outdoor dining areas including a second-floor mezzanine.
The architecture and ambience will reflect McLoones penchant for classic design as interpreted by architectural firm Anderson Campanella.
I know how to design a restaurant on the inside, but we hired them to do the building because I love that Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket look, and they can do that. I just want it to look like it has always been there, he said.
