| Pyramid Cos. May Sell Most Malls Outside Syracuse
Syracuse (WSYR-TV) - A major Syracuse developer is considering selling off most of its shopping centers. The Pyramid Companies is the largest privately held developer of malls in the country. The company owns 20 malls throughout New York and Massachusetts. The more notable properties include Crossgates Mall in Albany, Palisades Center just north of New York City, the Walden Galleria in Buffalo, and the Carousel Center here in Syracuse. The Carousel Center is the only enclosed mall the Pyramid Companies won't consider selling. The parking lot is one of the signs that Destiny USA, the mall expansion project, is coming. Pyramid's founder, Bob Congel, is committed to the mall and the project. He has been putting all his effort into this massive project. That includes meeting with his Destiny USA team every day at 6am.
Real Estate Solutions Starts Mall Development in Severodonetzk
24-04-07, 8:06, (Property Xpress) - The Russian developer company Real Estate Solutions (RES) has signed the contract and started project coordination on mall development in Severodonetz ...This article contains 158 words. The rest of this article is for Property Xpress subscribers only. You could sign in from the upper right corner. Not subscriber yet? Start your subscription here. .
Rugby Club News 2 Apr 2007
Last Sunday history was made at Headford when Castlebar defeated Corrib to qualify for the final of the Cawley cup. Despite being behind by three points at half time and conceding a try, castlebar showed its determination and graft and a late try by Tadgh Kirby gave us a historic victory. Next up is the final against Westport in Glenina, home of Galwegians on Sunday and a special call now goes out to everyone in the town to get behind the team as they bid to win the Cawley cup for the very first time. This team have worked hard under the management team of Sheamus King, Shane McElwee and Eugene Marais and deserve a good travelling support on Sunday. Castlebar: Brian Flannery, Paddy Durkin, Ruairi Hughes, Alex Goor, Arron Louden, Enda Murphy, Ger Prendegast, Eamon Cafferkey, Christy Cusack, Simon OMalley, Paddy Flannelly, Mark Staunton, Tadgh Kirby, Ciaran Flynn, Paul Coady.
Namibia: Namdeb Ups Tempo in Quest for Gems
Namdeb's Assistant General Manager for Strategic Projects, Tjaart Willemse, said other projects in the pipeline included inshore and inner-shelf operations and beach accretion (as opposed to erosion) for more mini-mines. He said development work on these projects would be completed by year-end and they would start producing by 2009. Inshore operations should see 270 000 carats per year, said Willemse, while inner-shelf operations should churn out some 300 000 carats a year. .
Dazed and confused? Don't read this
Weird clothes, weird hairdos, weird tattoos and piercings in weird places are unveiled in a furious geyser of individuality once the permafrost of a six-month winter begins to give way.
Out of deference to everyone's wish to get out and get weird in weather like we're having today, I won't bog you down with lots of heavy reading.
Instead, I'll give you some photos to muse over as you head outdoors.
As any seasoned Vermonter knows, the first warm days of spring can mean only one thing: Cold weather is about to return, and with it, Christmas.
In preparation for the rapidly approaching Yuletide season, this festive artificial Christmas tree appeared late last week at the intersection of South Union Street and Shelburne Road .
Those are the sorts of scenes that can induce cases of Vermont vertigo among visitors who haven't kept current on their Vermont Acclimation Vaccines.
Evans Senior Center news 4/1
Join us for the 9 Health Fair from 7 a.m.-noon on Wednesday, April 18, to keep yourself in great shape. More information will be forthcoming today, probably.
We would like to give you information on our upcoming extended trips for this spring and summer season again. Three trips are available for you to consider with us in the upcoming months. Each trip includes all transportation, lodging and ticketing to any included activities and events and some meals. All prices are based on double occupancy. Call for single prices. Space is limited on each, and you will need to make a deposit to hold your spot. Payment schedules are available when you sign up, and all trips must be paid in full 30 days prior to departure. You may register at the Recreation desk at the south end of the Evans Community Complex or call (970) 475-1125 for details.
Aurora Mall Shoppers Claim Racial Profiling
(CBS4) AURORA, Colo. The Town Center at Aurora has denied allegations it racial profiles customers who are minorities or dress in a certain fashion. Several people in their 20s said they've been targeted because of their skin color and have asked the American Civil Liberties Union to investigate. People who said they were discriminated against at the former Aurora Mall gathered at Aurora's city hall Tuesday evening to rally. Some said they were harassed by security guards at the shopping center."We just want to be respected as a human being, not as a color, not as a race, but just people of humanity," said Michael Carter Jr.A shooting in 2005 killed one person at the mall. After that incident, the shopping center implemented a weekend curfew requiring shoppers under the age of 16 to be with a parent or adult after 5 p.m.Last year, a civil rights group known as Acorn surveyed minority shoppers at the mall and found that 48 people claimed racial profiling.
Mall renovations offer new contour
Shoppers to the mall of Victor Valley dine in the food court which is in the process of a demolition of its second level on Monday in Victorville. Construction for the project, which is underway throughout the rest of the mall, takes place overnight .
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