Janice Podsada - World-Herald staff writer wrote:A long-shuttered meat processing and cold storage facility in the heart of the former Omaha Stockyards will see new life as a center for area small businesses, startups, retailers and restaurants and community activities.
Las Americas Global Market (South Omaha)
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Global Market project will transform South Omaha facility into hub for startups, shopping, food and community
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Amazing project that's bringing some decent jobs to an area of town that needs it! But, why is this in the suburban section?
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Re: Las Americas Global Market (South Omaha)
Shouldn't it be in the Latin American division?Garrett wrote:Amazing project that's bringing some decent jobs to an area of town that needs it! But, why is this in the suburban section?
Re: Las Americas Global Market (South Omaha)
Awesome news. Sounds like this will be similar to the Tenth Street Market. However, the building is on south 33rd street. I don't think South O is considered suburban anymore. Thread needs to be moved to the urban category.
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I love this. It's very good news for a neighborhood that keeps growing. I predict those poverty numbers mentioned in the article will decrease over time. There are some fantastic entrepreneurs in south o and it sounds like they're doing some wonderful things.
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Re: Las Americas Global Market (South Omaha)
Well, Sout' Omaha used to be it's own little town.Garrett wrote:Amazing project that's bringing some decent jobs to an area of town that needs it! But, why is this in the suburban section?