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Does anyone know...

...what is happening at the car dealership? Now you see Land Rovers, now you don't. And is there any truth to the rumor that the Inn bought the property to build employee housing?

...what is happening with the old gas station across from Starr?

...what is going on with the property at the corner of Del Norte and Ojai Ave, down by the Y?

I heard a rumor that Rainbow Bridge was sold to/in partnership with the folks that own Lassens....Anybody know?

Posted by Heather McKenzie on April 25, 2007 03:54 PM | | | Does anyone know...

Comments (4)

I heard from a reliable source that the Ford dealership was being used by Range Rover as part of the training of salespeople in their new vehicles. That's why some of the models were literally kept under wraps.

Comment #1 Posted by: Kit Stolz | April 25, 2007 04:23 PM

THANK YOU for asking this, Heather! i'd been wondering the exact same thing about the mysterious Rovers, and am glad to have a suitable answer from Kit.

the gas station across from Starr has clearly been purchased by the Land Conservancy and is being preserved as a wildlife sanctuary. ;) NO TRESSPASSING!!

the station near the Y was rumored to be a deli, but that seems to have stalled.

Comment #2 Posted by: evan | April 26, 2007 02:02 PM

I heard it was to become a mini K-Mart! ;/

Comment #3 Posted by: MARY | April 30, 2007 11:45 PM

i work at rainbow bridge and no part of it was sold to or in partnership with lassens.

Comment #4 Posted by: kristen | May 8, 2007 02:58 PM

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