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Buckhorn BBQ Fills A Gap In The Vacaville Area With This Newest Restaurant At Nut Tree As an experienced restaurant construction general contractor, Hilbers Inc. was thechoice for Buckhorn Restaurants to use us to construct their latest endeavor. Having worked with them on the downtown Sacramento Buckhorn Grill and the Galleria Mall restaurant, we were the natural choice to bring the Buckhorn Tri-tip to the venerable Nut Tree site. Buckhorn Grillis [] Corner Bakery Now Serving In Natomas, Built By Restaurant Construction Contractors, Hilbers Inc. Attended by Mike Hislop, CEO of Corner Bakery Cafe and Angelique Ashby; Mayor Pro Tem of Sacramento, the owners of this newest franchise; Sunny and Harsh Ghai conducted the ribbon cutting ceremony with the Natomas Chamber or Commerce. Hilbers Inc. Wraps Up A 2fer.Panda Express in Rocklin and Elk Grove Restaurant construction contractor Hilbers Inc. finished up this TI for Panda Express in Rocklin recently. This and the one in Elk Grove (Hilbers built the structure and TI on that one) continues our relationship with Panda, having built numerous restaurants for them. Steel Is Stretching To The Sky In North Yuba City..Twin Rivers Charter School The steel is going up on this great new facility for Twin Rivers Charter School. A very successful charter school, currently leasing space from a church in mid-town will have its own facility in a few short months. Working together..Hilbers Inc. and SwiftLee Office Attend 2015 Annual Charter School Conference Jerry Handy of Hilbers Inc. and Gloria Lee from SwiftLee Office are currently showing our work at the 22nd annual Charter School Conference in Sacramento. We worked hand in hand with a San Jose project, Rocketship School. Part of the Fuerza Community schools. Two New Retail Construction Projects.Side by Side in Van Nuys As part of this retail construction project, putting up an extensive new facade on these two retail spaces was completed along with major interior reworking. An Old Navy Outlet, and a GAP have new homes in The Plant center in Van Nuys, CA. Mark Heaphy ran this pair of jobs. Sales are strong, and business []
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WJCL) Outside on the construction wall of a long-awaited Savannah Mallrestaurant is a bright red note that finally reveals its fate.
Toby Keiths I Love This Bar and Grill, a restaurant that has been in limbo for over a year, will not be opening its doors at all.
The eviction notice, posted on Tuesday by the Chatham County Sheriffs Office, serves as a final warning for the companies in charge of bringing the famous country bar to the city.
Those companies, CRGE Savannah LLC and Boomtown Entertainment LLC are now being asked to vacate the premises.
Its the final chapter in a story that includes legal disputes over work not completed and is the second major attraction in the mall to vacate in the last two months.
Pole Position Raceway also settled out of court with Virginia College over noise disputes that forced the go-kart track to close just two months after opening.
The restaurant chain itself is no stranger to legal disputes, however.
Reports of rent and other disputes plagued locations in California, Virginia, Idaho, Arizona and Ohio.
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Campus Pizza and Pasta, a former Stadium Village staple, drew students and alumni to its vaunted brick-and-mortar storefront throughout its 56-year history.
But last month, the business that hosted events ranging from open-mic comedy nights to game day celebrations closed its doors for the last time.
Owners of the family-run business said one of the reasons it shut down was because it saw a decrease in foot traffic and sales for a year because of construction on the Green Line light rail.
Its the sad end of a chapter, said Jim Rosvold, co-owner and manager during the restaurants later life.
The effects of the light rail construction dug the restaurant into a financial hole that it couldnt recover from, he said.
The restaurant opened in Stadium
Village in 1959, and about three decades later, the Rosvold family bought it.
The business moved in 2009 from its original location to its final space a larger one across the street, where Rosvold said it thrived with a larger pizza oven and full bar.
But when light-rail construction picked up around the University in 2012, business slowed, and the restaurant never recovered, he said. The business unsuccessfully filed for bankruptcy last summer.
The light rail took off all the parking on Washington, and that killed a lot of that traffic, Rosvold said. We used to have a lot of people come in from the suburbs.
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SOUTHINGTON A new restaurant is under construction on Center Street although theres no official word from the building owner as to what it might be.
Contractors have been working for about a year on the interior of the first floor of 142 Center Street according to Paula Pierson, owner of Paul Gregorys next door. Shed heard from contractors who often stop by for breakfast and lunch that the new restaurant will be an upscale farm-to-table eatery.
The space is currently mostly unfinished. The restaurant includes a brick fireplace and walls which are complete have rough-hewn wood and other rustic features.
Pierson said she welcomes more businesses in the area.
Were hoping they open soon, she said.
Mainley Seafood was in 142 Center St. and closed in Oct. 2012.
According to the town building department, property owner Simone Delbuono received a permit to work on the foundation and building shell in March 2014. He then got a permit to build a restaurant or new addition in October of last year.
In 2013, DelBuono said an Irish pub was planned for the space.
Late last year an Asian fusion restaurant called Wild Orchid opened in another of DelBuonos properties on 56 Center St.
Lou Perillo, the towns economic development coordinator, said he was pleased to see another restaurant replace Mainley Seafood. The location is close to Ideal Forging where the Greenway Commons housing and retail complex is planned. Demolition is underway to clear the Ideal Forging buildings.
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A hard hat was killed Monday afternoon when he became trapped in a dirt hole on a construction site at what used to be Pastis restaurant in the Meatpacking District, cops said.
The 22-year-old man was working at 9-19 9th Avenue at about 12:15 p.m. when unstable soil gave way around him and he became stuck inside a hole, law enforcement sources said.
Emergency workers responding to the scene discovered the man unconscious and unresponsive, cops said.
He was rushed to Lenox Hill Hospital where he later died from his injuries, according to police.
The medical examiner will determine the cause of death and police are investigating.
A stop work order was temporarily put in place at the site due to unsafe conditions, according to the Department of Buildings website.
Soil collapse has occurred, causing worker fatality, the complaint read.
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Friends of the Parks has added the new restaurant at Maggie Daley Park to the growing list of public parks projects the group has a problem with.
The advocacy group's president Cassandra Francis accused the Emanuel administration of "[looking] at parks as construction sites," in a statement Monday. Francis was particularly critical of the Park District's deal with Four Corners Tavern Group to build a restaurant in Maggie Daley Park, as well as unrelated plans to put a high-rise development at Pritzker Park at 310 S. State St., according to DNAinfo. The pocket park, across from Harold Washington Library, is the only park in the Loop.
The restaurant, dubbed Maggie's at the Park, could cost more than $1 million dollars to construct and would likely require the Monroe Street side of the recently-opened, lakefront park to experience several more months of construction.
Friends of the Parks have also staunchly opposed plans to use public land for Chicago's bid for the Obama Presidential Library and it is suing the city over the lakefront location of the proposed Lucas Museum.
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COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) The third major restaurant chain in 18 months announces plans to come to Columbus. Cracker Barrel Old Country Store is finalizing plans for construction by next year on a 8,900-square-foot restaurant on 18th Avenue North across from Logans Restaurant. The restaurant will be visible from busy Highway 82 at the 18th Avenue exit. The restaurant will join nearby Chik-fil-a and Logans as well as a hotel complex across the street. Longhorn Steakhouse joins those two in opening in the last 18 months. Krispy Kreme also joins the group. Cracker Barrel representatives already have begun working with the state Department of transportation on access plans from 18th Avenue. The chain has 600 restaurants in 42 states and the Columbus outlet will be one of the few not on an actual interstate. The company looked a coming to Columbus more than a decade ago but the deal fell through.
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