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Friday, January 5, 2007

Fry Street businesses get eviction notices sooner than expected

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The Denton-Record Chronicle reports that more Fry Street businesses including The Tomato, Bagheri’s Italian Rest­aurant, and others have received eviction notices from developer United Equi­ties Inc. that will force them to vacate by January 31st. The evictions were expected, however, they were not expected until later this year.

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twisteddog Anonymous

I can hear the sobs and moans in Denton from here. I suggest a pegasusnews.com sponsored "last call" party to to soothe the tortured souls. Bring back Billygoat, Ten Hands, the New Bohemians and Brave Combo for one last show. Course of Empire and Tripping Daisy on the second stage. Free acid for everybody.

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Erin Rice Verified

Not a bad idea twisteddog. Set it up and I'll be there. I'll probably pass on the acid, however.

I do know that some of my friends and I will be giving Fry street our own little send-off this Saturday. I'll miss that place. Not only some great bars and places to eat, but a prime destination for getting tattoos! Oh the memories.

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