Or is that old stuff ?




I hope you are not dreaming... dreamer, that would be GREAT for the area if they could pull that off.Dreamer wrote:My husband is the store manager of the Shopko there. We are now hearing that the old Bakers building is going to be split in half or in thirds. Suposedly Panera Bread and Wild Oats Market is coming but just a rumor for now. Across the street they would like to tear everything down and put in a Lowes or Home Depot. I will update later when I know more info.

Tear down Mangelsens? That will never happen.Dreamer wrote:My husband is the store manager of the Shopko there. We are now hearing that the old Bakers building is going to be split in half or in thirds. Suposedly Panera Bread and Wild Oats Market is coming but just a rumor for now. Across the street they would like to tear everything down and put in a Lowes or Home Depot. I will update later when I know more info.
Didn't Whole Foods just buy out Wild Oats.Brad wrote:Isn't wild oats in financial trouble?
Mangelson's, Good Will, Flashbacks, etc...Coyote wrote: Thanks for that info Dreamer. Where is the "Across the Street"?







NICHOLE AKSAMIT WORLD-HERALD STAFF WRITER wrote:By this time next month, another of Omaha's old-time spaghetti-and-steak restaurants will have closed.
Joe and Josephine Gaeta said this week that lease uncertainty with a new landlord, their own advancing age and the untimely deaths of two of their children are forcing them to reluctantly end what has been a family affair for 27 years
NICHOLE AKSAMIT WORLD-HERALD STAFF WRITER wrote:Joe Sr. said he foresaw the closing after a local gas station company purchased the center that houses his restaurant and "wouldn't say anything" about what might happen with Gaeta's current lease, which expires this fall.


I go into the bird seed store a lot. I will have to ask them next time what the plans are.Brad wrote:I heard tonight that the bird feeder store is moving to Gaeta's location, they are going to tear down the Gas Station and the east 1/2 of the strip mall and then Buckey's is going to build a new station.
The Westgate Hi-Tech Auto Care shop that was located in the now demolished gas station building has moved to 122nd & W Center Rd, into the former BP / West Center Auto building. They have already almost finished the rebranding and now will be pumping Phillips 66 gas.SaOmaha wrote:Today I went by Frederick Square and notce the Original First National Branch building and the adjunct gas station on the N.W. corner of 84th and Frederick has been knocked down.

nativeomahan wrote:Like anyone needs another Bucky's!

This station is replacing an existing station, so no new stations are being added.Brad wrote:nativeomahan wrote:Like anyone needs another Bucky's!
Between 84th and Fredrick, 84th and Center and 90th and Center, there use to be 5 gas stations now there is 1 and when Bucky's reopens, 2, I think they are positioned right.
nativeomahan wrote:This station is replacing an existing station, so no new stations are being added.Brad wrote:nativeomahan wrote:Like anyone needs another Bucky's!
Between 84th and Fredrick, 84th and Center and 90th and Center, there use to be 5 gas stations now there is 1 and when Bucky's reopens, 2, I think they are positioned right.

Not that there was much there, but that gas station was gone in one day. The FNB seems to be a way more substantial structure than the old one.SaOmaha wrote:Saturday, I went by Frederick Square on my way to Hot shops Open House just north of the Qwest Center, I saw the beginning of the steel frame for new First National Branch building on the north west corner of 84th & Fredrick. Also the gas station on southwest corner is gone.







i agree with that. they are eye sores. that whole corridor has seen a lot of activity recently.Brad wrote:As far as I am concerned, a strip mall replacing all three of those buildings would be an improvement. However, I would rather see office or something go in there, that area is saturated with strip malls.