What a surprise.
Even the Bulletin seems a bit skeptical, putting hypens around the words 'realistic date' for opening in 2012.
Turns out there are 'funding obstacles.'
Imagine that.
Darn money.
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- Duncan McGeary
- I'm Duncan McGeary, owner and/or operator for the last 39 years of Pegasus Books in Downtown Bend, Oregon. These days I'm writing books as well as selling them. I'm the comic book guy. But even more so, I'm a book book guy. Books of all kinds. Big books and little books, children's and adult, fiction and non-fiction, hardback and paperback and trade paperback and graphic novels. Books with more words than pictures and books with more pictures than words. They are all part of the book world to me, and I love being surrounded by them every day.
1 comment:
In Central Oregon, any date beyond a year is code for "who knows, maybe never." When they say the water park is delayed until 2012, it's the same as saying they have no idea if/when it will be built.
It is amazing how these harebrained, grandiose schemes--that local leaders were so excited about during the boom--are being picked off one by one.
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