This Essentia Health
Second Street Building that contains a parking ramp, office space, a health club, and
retail stores that was opened for business after I was born, opened
in the year 1990, is making way for the new health center. It sometimes surprises me that my United
States is so wealthy that we can take down structures that are still useful to
build bigger structures.
Unlike other bloggers, I
take the time to lookup data about the subjects that I blog about. I hope that my research gives me practice for
landing a job in journalism.
This is a closer look at
two information signs that tell any unaware visitors of the permanent closure
of this parking ramp.
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