With the construction of our new ball park supposedly on schedule for an April 28, 2014 opening, we might want to look at how the city is doing with it’s other construction projects.
This graphic was taken directly from the city’s web site the other day.
Let’s see. Fall has come and gone. Winter will be over in a few days. March 20 is the start of spring this year.
The city has not moved into the Luther/Mulligan building yet. As for the development center building, the city is now telling us that they will be able to move in sometime in April. Evidently it is harder to build some things on time than others.
We deserve better
Brutus
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Meanwhile, we lost 340 more jobs. We can’t even seem to keep the call centers in town. It will be interesting to look at the net gain/loss in jobs while the City and our self-proclaimed economic leaders have been focused on the new ballpark. I guess the 340 who are losing their jobs can always go back to school at the local faux “university”.
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And sell hot dogs to the sweating fans while enjoying the view of the bribery suites above them, where their elected officials are sipping champagne and nibbling brie with Paul and Woody.
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They can also get jobs selling hot dawgs at the ball park. Play ball boyz!
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