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In case you missed our post about this last week:
"We're hoping to see a diverse group of community members join us," Q Impact Solutions founder Quamid Francis, who led the first discussion on Oct. 25, told EVG. "We anticipate that a plurality of the same information will be covered, as there are no new
significant updates to share at this time. Still, we thought of having another session to accommodate community members who missed the last session during the day." (See our recap post here.)
Speakers include representatives from Beyer Blinder Belle Architects and Denham Wolf Real Estate, who will speak on behalf of the property's buyer.
Per the invite:
Whether you're a longtime supporter or new to the cause and neighborhood, this informational session will provide valuable updates. Don't miss the opportunity to connect with your fellow community members and engage in meaningful and collaborative discussions!
The building has sat in disrepair for decades. A new owner bought the property last January.
Previously on EV Grieve:
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