Monthly Archives: November 2015

Another skinny example

Posted on November 30, 2015 by Ed Fuhrmann

The subdivided retail unit next to the Round Lake Beach Kohl’s is STILL vacant. (We’ve been coming up with examples of other, successful businesses and activities which could make use of the space, but no takers so far. As shown in our original post about … Continue reading →

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Yay! Another Strip Mall!

Posted on November 8, 2015 by Ed Fuhrmann

Well, it was time for more “growth”, so they broke out the ol’ “What Should We Build Next?” Wheel.  When the “Build a Downtown” option fell off decades ago, it was replaced with “Spin Again”. They since have gotten so used to all the options … Continue reading →

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