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Pacific Beach Foot Traffic, Retail, Up in Smoke
Where's viewer? Answer the questions viewer.— April 12, 2011 7:49 a.m.
Pacific Beach Foot Traffic, Retail, Up in Smoke
You're busted: the links you posted do not in any way prove your point. Link #1) shows addresses for many stores but it does not show an address for Tastee Freez in PB. Which means Tastee-Freez does not exist in PB. Link #2) is the wrong store. Link #2 is a link to Mr. Frosties on Garnet Avenue. Garnet at Haines Street across from the old Kragen Automotive. Kragen is now called O'Reilly's Automotive. Mr. Frosties and Tastee-Freez are two totally seperate businesses. Nice try but your links are worthless. 1)http://www.tastee-freez.com/index.php 2)http://www.mrfrosties.com/— April 12, 2011 7:45 a.m.
Pacific Beach Foot Traffic, Retail, Up in Smoke
Some business owners in the article complained about a decrease in the amount of foot traffic. Traffic counters who monitor foot traffic on Garnet know that business owners lost approximately 100,000 pairs of human feet when the PB Block Party was put to death. (It was reported that 100,000 people attended the last PB Block Party.) Some Garnet Avenue businesses were glad to see District 2 councilman Kevin Faulconer kill the PB Block Party because some businesses complained about losing sales on the day of the event. The PB Block Party used to be held annually. Many San Diegans miss it.— April 7, 2011 11:48 a.m.
Mechanical Watchdog
CaptRonRico your information is outdated and incorrect. I encourage you to get out of the information biz and stay away from the computer. Furthermore, some San Diegans want to have a look at the tower and to call them a 'kook' for doing so is wrong. Or maybe it just makes you a loud mouthed drunk with nothing better to do.— July 11, 2010 3:42 p.m.
Get Money This Way, City
Bottom line: At Kate Sessions Park I have seen unleashed dogs, big dogs, take off like a bat out of hell and charge a person / run up on them. Like Russian Roulette that is a frightening proposition. In some cases the owner acted like it was no big deal. In other cases the owner was apologetic. In all cases the owners were clueless.— July 11, 2010 3:26 p.m.