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Sat Mar 03, 2007 11:30 pm
Behind Enemy Lines in the 9th District
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Sun Apr 08, 2007 10:57 am
Louisville, KY - Iroquois/Auburndale area
BrianW wrote:Did note that possibly a bookstore may open, though no mention of what chain. Did you know that excepting the Waldens in Greentree Mall, there are no bookstores in all of southern Indiana? Besides a few small indy/used sellers, you have to go up to Indianapolis area to find a large one (minus a tiny Waldens in Columbus IN). Borders and B & N would be fine with me, don't care much for BAM.
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Sun Apr 08, 2007 10:57 am
Louisville, KY - Iroquois/Auburndale area
MikeG wrote:There is already a frakin starbucks across the road. This is why I hate that chain so much.
Foodie
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Sun Apr 08, 2007 10:57 am
Louisville, KY - Iroquois/Auburndale area
Heather L wrote:I know it's not Clarksville, but there is a nice bookstore on Spring Street in New Albany called "Destinations!"
MikeG wrote:There is already a frakin starbucks across the road. This is why I hate that chain so much.
Steve Magruder wrote:Heather L wrote:I know it's not Clarksville, but there is a nice bookstore on Spring Street in New Albany called "Destinations!"
I've heard that it's a pretty good store. Their percentage of revenue take on books they sell for local authors is too high. Otherwise, I'm glad they're there.
Foodie
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Sun Apr 08, 2007 10:57 am
Louisville, KY - Iroquois/Auburndale area
Roger A. Baylor wrote:Steve Magruder wrote:Heather L wrote:I know it's not Clarksville, but there is a nice bookstore on Spring Street in New Albany called "Destinations!"
I've heard that it's a pretty good store. Their percentage of revenue take on books they sell for local authors is too high. Otherwise, I'm glad they're there.
The first full-service bookstore in NA in, say, 50 years -- and yet still a niggling criticism.
Sometimes I want to scream.
carla griffin wrote:What is it with Southern Indiana and the lack of independant restaurants? Is the overhead just so high that only corp chains can afford to go in or what? It seems that with such an obvious absence of mom & pop restaurants that someone would want to fill that need. There used to be a good mexican/latin restaurant in front of Value City - near Apple Annie's- but that's gone; everything else is a chain. WUWT?
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