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Zack Schmitz
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A One of a Kind in Sacramento
Where do you go when you want to buy or shop for a car? A car dealership obviously. But that’s the point, you GO to the dealership. That’s not necessary anymore. Planet Automotive Group in partnership with Hyundai have opened a new type of store, a car store, THE car store. The Hyundai Store. The only store of it’s kind in North America, not even the Mall of America with its roller coaster and such has a store where you can walk in, test drive and purchase a car. They will even accept a trade-in if you got one. Starting Monday, Nov. 22, the Hyundai Store is officially open for business in the Westfield Downtown Plaza. Employees were still polishing up the store as the days first customers
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Conversation about: Open house at Railyards paint shop
Me four. Wished I would have heard of this before hand. I am in awe of Kati's photos. The chance to walk through those magnificant buildings would leave me with a perma-grin for weeks
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Conversation about: River Cats continue losing streak against Grizzlies
Nice quotes Ilian.
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Conversation about: Groundbreaking ceremony at historical Hotel Berry
Who am I looking at? None of the people are indentified in the picture 3 of 5?
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Conversation about: ICON-Taylor team favored to build arena
Love it. Lets finally get something done. Sacramento has so much potential. Not that I am saying anything new. We all want the best for Sacramento, I think the problem is that we all have different views on what the best is, and then come the delays. If I had a dollar for every time I read about a new arena project, I would have enough to build an arena myself.
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Conversation about: Wicked 'Wich's grand plans begin with the Downtown Plaza
I'm looking forward to trying this new venue, but I have just one question; Is there something against putting a "restaurant" on the lower level? Out of sight out of mind. I walk through Downtown Plaza on a daily basis and rarely go upstairs. Spinners, Starbucks, River City Brewery, Taste Bar all seem to do pretty well and they are not stuffed up in the corner of the attic