
Coming back to my apartment tonight, I found that there was some information posted on the blue-painted boards that are to be found standing upright on our street next to the currently


A blog in which Drew Kaplan describes recent goings-on in his life, Jewish stuff, musings on life, etc.
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I think this may cause many of the building in the area to go co-op.
I biked by the Wadsworth terrace site yesterday and there was a stop work order posted on the fence. It cited "failure to provide approved plans on site" or something to that effect. Anyway, this was dated sometime in March and reaffirmed on April 25th. The Wadsworth Condos is an entity created exclusivly to build that project. Does anyone know who the actual developer is? I caught American something, but I can't remember. It says the name on the building permit, but I can't read it.
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