Lot leveling to make way for new businessPosted Jun06, 2008 at 06:21 PM
Just in case someone driving down Main Street in Salem hasn't noticed it yet, the Main Street Antiques building is gone, and the Salem Car Wash is about to be demolished. It's all making way for new business opportunities, according to property owner Wayne Ayers. "I've got four people looking at it pretty seriously, and it ranges from financial to retail ... nothing is finalized. We're just in the process of getting it cleaned up and presentable," he said. |
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[June 23, 2008 2:53 PM]
Burks LoganWhat we need on those lots in Salem is a nice condominium in town for us older folks to live in, so we don't have to leave town.