[Chat] Convenience Store on 27th Street

[judy berlin]

John,

There are more people breaking the law (murder and mayhem) than there is 
dog hair in my house.


judy


On 12/17/2011 03:14 PM, John Spurrier wrote:
> If they paid $15,000 for that sign, they got ripped off. As a realtor I can tell you a sign like that can make it hard for nearby residents to sell their homes. The bottom line is they failed to follow the law.
> John
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: greg overton<overton.greg at gmail.com>
> Date: Sat, 17 Dec 2011 19:01:22
> To:<chat at charlesvillage.info>
> Subject: Re: [Chat] Convenience Store on 27th Street
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> I recently spoke with the owners of the Jailene's on 27th and the orginal sign cost almost $15,000. Why would someone choose to put so much effort into complaining about a neighborhood business when there are many other more important issues at hand? If anything, the sign provided light to an otherwise dark block and it's not like the sign is on all night long, they close between 8 and 8:30. It looks like they've painted over the original sign with blue paint and now it looks completely drab. One of the best things a community can do is to support a well run business. So completely lame. Move to the county if you want everything to be "perfect".
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> On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 1:37 PM, Paul Williams<oldhousehistory at aol.com<mailto:oldhousehistory at aol.com>  >  wrote:
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> Many of you know that the former convenience store on 27th between Guilford and Calvert Street that had been run by Ms Sue was sold over the summer and completely gutted and renovated, inside and out. 
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> The fellows that opened the new store are great!  Its clean, well stocked with myriad needs, deli meats, eggs, and everything you need in the middle of a recipe.  They also take requests to stock your any need.  It opened under the name Jalines.
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>   They installed a huge canopy that kept you dry while coming and going, and while it might not have been for everyone, it had the name and tag lines of the store to advertise its presence.  I'm guessing it cost more than $5,000.  Imagine our surprise last week when we saw them painting over the sign, and removing any and all exterior signage.  The owners told us somebody complained - not one house faces 27th Street - and they had to remove everything.  They were visibly upset, and now are threatening to leave the neighborhood.  Who would cause such a fuss? 
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> Paul K. Williams
> Kelsey&  Associates, Inc.
> WashingtonHistory.com<http://washingtonhistory.com/>
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