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Tag Archives: Out Of Business
Final Foxtrot, Dance Studio Shuts Down
Located above Pollaci’s liquor store.
It’s the last dance for Ingrid Tower and Shall We Dance, yet Tower is confronting the studio’s closure with the same grace her dancers have displayed for the past four years. There are no regrets, questions of ‘what if,’ and no finger-pointing. The simple truth is that post-recession, Tower’s studio could not sustain itself financially.
Wachovia, We Hardly New Ya
As soon as the conversion from World Savings to Wachovia completed, the place shut down and transferred all accounts to Wells Fargo.
Another empty storefront is born.
Zocalo’s Gets Evicted
Tres Jolie Bouger
Moved to Monterey. Read the comment about the music store moving from New Monterey to P.G. Is this some kind of spy exchange?
Kurt Heisig Music Coda
Dukes Ducks Out
Second hand men’s clothing store. Prices were insane, I swore that this was really some kind of speakeasy or card room in the back with the old clothes and umbrellas as a front.
Take Another Count, P.G. Bulletin
Rosy article in the Pacific Grove Hometown Bulletin says there’s just one empty storefront on Lighthouse ave:
What? I counted four three empty businesses this morning:
The Hart Mansion – former restaurant (take this off the list since it’s a private residence for now)
The Wachovia Bank – good location for a restaurant with outdoor tables.
Primo – another former restaurant
Hallmark – vacant for about 50 years it seems.
Conclusion, I’m thankful for the free paper that is mailed to my home. I use it for a kitty litter pan liner.
Too Big To Succeed
Haute Dame moved from the small space at Grand & Laurel and expanded, then suddenly vanished without the usual 3 month long going out of business sale.
Deborah Lindsay Quits City Council
Sustainability kook, bankrupt, quitter. The new generation of elected officials in P.G. continues to disappoint.
Lindsay, who was elected to the council in November 2008, said she is leaving due to family issues.
She served as the council’s representative to the Transportation Agency for Monterey County, on the Pacific Grove Natural History Museum board, and chaired the city’s Ad Hoc Water Alternative Subcommittee.