The transformation of the former newspaper plant downtown continues. What had been an essentially blank wall against the children’s museum and park is opening up to take advantage of its views that include the bend in the river.
The crown, common to the late 1800s buildings up the street, came as an unexpected but traditional touch.
I happen to love big windows with a corner view, as I imagine these have.
I post from a small seacoast city in northern New England, where I really do have a small barn packed with mementos of my lifetime journey from my native Ohio to the Pacific Northwest and then back east.
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It will look good, I guess too, Jnana, but the passing of newspaper plants always makes me sad.
It will look good, I guess too, Jnana, but the passing of newspaper plants always makes me sad.
They moved the plant out to the suburbs a decade or so ago, and then sold to a neighboring paper, so both papers are being printed in the new plant.
That’s good news all things considered, Jnana.