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Dead Port: Week 120

by Bill Frost

Posted // 2011-06-03 -

The hole where Port O' Call used to be in Downtown Salt Lake City, 400 S. West Temple, closed since February 2009.

Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
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DemDatDuz

Posted // June 6,2011 at 09:20

So, Billy Boy, when the building is built, then what? You gonna continue to waste column inches, trees and ink showing pics of the new courthouse with the heading,"Live Court?"

How about a pic of the week in Sugarhouse, where a greed-head developer tore the heart out of the city, flushed its soul and the scar remains the same as a hole behind a fence?

Or is that too far from your office window?

DemDatDuz

Posted // June 6,2011 at 12:57 - Hahahaha! Well, the way things seem to be developing backwards downtown, you should have plenty of closed store fronts to feature. "Target Rich Environment" I believe they call it.

Bill Frost

Posted // June 6,2011 at 09:28 - Yeah, that's too far away. It'll be down to just the Zephyr soon.

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Don Nash

Posted // June 3,2011 at 16:38

That's some hole. Certainly looked a whole lot better when the Shubrick was there.

One can only hope that the ghosts of Shubrick past, haunt the federal judges ad infinitum.

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