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Jaybird3939 — Re: Walmart Has Agreed to Buy the Old Eureka Kmart Property on Broadway, Emails Reveal
And undoubtedly paid so poorly they need SNAP and other benefits. Why is there no mechanism to punish these retailers who employ people, but don’t pay a living wage. Oops, …
Jaybird3939 — Re: Walmart Has Agreed to Buy the Old Eureka Kmart Property on Broadway, Emails Reveal
If WalMart leaves, basically it’s Kohl’s holding up the whole thing. No foot traffic, no food court, no interesting stores. Humboldt Clothing Company is gone. I’m old enough to remember …
Shoveling slide debris.
Now it’s someone’s little project. Betcha they live west of the slide.
They make for a great lending library though.
Disgusting and cool.
Hank, the map’s broken again!
Standard mega-chain business practice.
Their secrecy is not a Eureka-specific thing. They do this everywhere.
Ugh. I’ll make sure to stay away.
Why not let them spend a bunch of money on planning and permitting fees, employ a bunch of contractors and whatnot? If they fail in 5-10 years, that’s their loss …
Target did act like they wanted to be a good neighbor, and did pretty much everything that was asked of them, including building that trail out back that eventually became …
I’m also grateful that “beseeched” is alive, maybe well.
What a timely choice of article! Thank you!
Can we have poll regarding this latest disgusting development from the pedo punk: In 2026, Americans will get free admission to national parks on President Donald Trump’s birthday but no …
Walmart sells shit food, shit merchandise and shit jobs. If you shop at walmart you are clueless, unconscious and misinformed. One of the first things I ask potential friends and …
Shoppers of the world unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains.
And don’t forget the big one on January 26th, 1700! (Not too far from December)
And now you know why the poll exists. Also, 1992 had three damaging quakes in April, not one. I don’t think any one still here forgot about those. Your wiki …
Excellent read. Thought provoking for all who love this area and the places that surround us.
Mall is already dead. They even defaulted on a rather large loan to fix things up, which obviously little to nothing happened. I think the current owners are just trying …
I think they’re cool.
Busses used to stop at the K-Mart location, as in they went into the lot near the front door, not way out along 101. I’m sure it will again if …
People seem to forget that all these big-box people are just warehouses selling other company’s products. I can find the same things at any of them. And then you have …
A most disgusting looking specimen.
Fuck Walmart til the cows come home!
They’re the ones taking on the project. They can do it.
R. D. Finch — Re: Walmart Has Agreed to Buy the Old Eureka Kmart Property on Broadway, Emails Reveal
Sounds like another blow in the slow death of Bayshore Mall.
Well, damn. I was hoping for a Home Depot or Trader Joe’s.
Is eureka just becoming a hub for chain stores offering shit paying jobs and no taste, whether retail or food?… and we lament the loss of small businesses and restaurants …