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Lake County Sheriff's Office opens unit in mall
Sentinel Staff WriterThe Lake County Sheriff's Office opened a substation inside the Lake Square Mall last week, sheriff's officials announced. The substation, which is near the entrance to JC Penney, will house the sheriff's Community Services Unit. The division is...Tags: Lake County Sheriff's Office, JC Penney Company Inc.
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Highland Lakes Center getting library as new tenant
Sentinel Staff WriterSimon Property Group, Inc. and the Orange County Library System have announced that the Hiawassee branch will open a new library at the Highland Lakes Center in January 2010 at the former OfficeMax site. The branch will be moving from another center,...Tags: OfficeMax Inc., Bed Bath & Beyond Inc.
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August start scheduled for maintenance hangar
Sentinel Staff WriterOrlando Sanford International Airport plans to start construction in August of a 44,000-square-foot hangar to accommodate a major expansion by Avocet Capital LLC, which is moving its headquarters from Opa-locka Executive Airport in Miami to Sanford....Tags: National Government, Maitland, Contracts, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Property
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04/13: Progressions in Central Florida
Boards of directors Citizens Bank of Florida, Oviedo, has elected the following to its board of directors: Don Drummer, retired executive vice president, Citizens Bank of Florida; Anna Ondick, Southeastern Meat Association; and Rex Clonts, Clonts Farms....Tags: National Government, Medical Specialization, Orlando, Arnold Palmer, Sales
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U.S. mall owner with local ties goes belly up
Chicago TribuneGeneral Growth Properties Inc., one of the nation's largest mall owners, is unlikely to remain intact as it reorganizes under Chapter 11 bankruptcy, in spite of management's wish to hold onto its cache of more than 200 shopping centers. The Chicago-based...Tags: Moody's Corporation, Bankruptcy, Merrick, Property, New York
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General Growth, owner of Baltimore-area malls, files for bankruptcy
General Growth Properties Inc.'s decision to file one of the biggest Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases in U.S. history Thursday resulted from its inability to refinance mounds of debt, taken on during a rapid expansion, when credit markets crumbled.
The...Tags: Stock Broking, J. Crew, Lehman Brothers Holdings Incorporated, Bankruptcy, Natural Resources
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Malls build on change to lure shoppers
Sentinel Staff WriterA rebirth of sorts has started at the Florida Mall. An old Lord & Taylor that closed in 2006 has been torn down, and construction has started on a two-story, 140,000-square-foot open-air complex, with tenants to include trendy European retailer H&M....Tags: Pennsylvania, Maitland, Tourism and Leisure, Bankruptcy, Property
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Cordish proposes slots-entertainment complex at Arundel Mills
The developer vying for the state's most lucrative slots license is wooing officials with visions of a billion-dollar entertainment complex at Arundel Mills that would include hotels, live entertainment venues and Maryland's largest casino - and says he...Tags: National Government, The Seminole Tribe, Bankruptcy, Maryland, Martin O'Malley
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General Growth misses payments
Bloomberg NewsGeneral Growth Properties Inc., the U.S. shopping mall owner with $900 million in loans due yesterday, remains in talks with its lenders, a spokesman said. "We continue to talk to all of our lenders, and as soon as we have something to announce, we...Tags: Stock Broking, New York Stock Exchange, General Growth Properties Incorporated, Bankruptcy, Property
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Arundel slots proposal divides the community
Perhaps more than in any other place in Maryland, the debate over whether to allow slot-machine gambling hits home in Anne Arundel County, where the state's largest slots parlor might be built squarely in suburbia.
Royce Clark owns a small salon and...Tags: Thurgood Marshall, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Local Elections, Personal Service, Property
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War protesters take their cause to the mall
matthew.chayes@newsday.comIraq War protesters once again all but dared a mall chain to eject them Saturday for wearing T-shirts identical to the red-splotched one that landed an 80-year-old peace activist in jail earlier this year when he refused a mall's demand he take his...Tags: Melville, Police Arrests, International Military Interventions, Wars and Interventions, Walt Whitman
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Trouble can strike fast at South Florida malls
South Florida Sun-SentinelAlmost once a week, a shopper finds herself face-to-face with a bad guy at a South Florida mall. And in nearly one of four cases, he's got a gun. Eileen Cobb had just parked at Coral Square Mall in Coral Springs when a robber hiding behind two cars...Tags: Police Arrests, Theft, Transportation, Fort Lauderdale, Boynton Beach
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