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Clark/Kjos Architects faced an interesting challenge when it was tasked with renovating a space for Willamette Family Medical Center in Salem. The challenge was in the plug: the center's new building was a former Circuit City building, and that building's distinctive "plug" was hard to cover up.
The architects estimated it would cost $84,000 to revamp the entry system--but that line item was pulled in budget reviews.
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OCTOBER TERM, 2000
Syllabus
CIRCUIT CITY STORES, INC. v. ADAMS
CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APP...
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An exasperated Michael McCrary was on the witness stand in Baltimore City Circuit Court for what seemed like the umpteenth time Tuesday afternoon.
As he attempted to answer his attorney's questions about the various corporate documents and e-mails that prove his business partners defrauded him of millions of dollars in Hurricane Katrina- related insurance proceeds, defense counsel objected repeatedly to leading questions. Judge Pierson's phone rang, leading him to take a brief recess.
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PUBLISH
UNITED STATES COURT
OF APPEAL...
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The Housing and Building Association of Colorado Springs has found a new home for its home show.
Forced to seek a new location because of the closing of the Phil Long Expo Center, the HBA will hold a home show - smaller than its traditional home and garden show - in the former Circuit City at the Barnes Marketplace shopping center, northeast of Powers Boulevard and Barnes Road on the city's northeast side. The event will take place Feb. 11-13.
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Attorney Thomas P. Dore on Tuesday conceded that five pending foreclosure proceedings should be dismissed because he could not vouch for his signature on documents filed with the Baltimore City Circuit Court.
Judge W. Michel Pierson must still determine what action to take, if any, with regard to at least 15 other foreclosures involving notarized documents not actually signed by Dore, who represents lenders.
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THE CITY OF ROANOKE, VIRGINIA, a municipal corporation, Plaintiff v. GWENDOLYN J. LAWRENCE, ET ALS Defendants. CASE NO: CL 11-1164 ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: Gwendolyn J. Lawrence, the heirs, creditors, devisees, and successors in interest of Theodore Hackley, Jr., a/k/a Theodore R. Hackley, Jr., the heirs, creditors, devisees, and successors in interest of Edward Hackley, a/k/a Edward R. Hackley, Towanda Hackley, Heir of Edward Hackley, if living, or the heirs, creditors, devisees, and successors in interest of Towanda Hackley, Robert Lewis Hackley, Thomas Hackley, Dorothy Sharpe, Nora Easley, the heirs, creditors, devisees, and successors in interest of Shirley Beane, a/k/a Shirley Ann Hackley Beane and Shirley H. Beane, Dulcina L. Beane, heir to Shirley Beane, a/k/a Shirley Ann Hack...
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RICHMOND, Va. - Dressed in jeans and black T-shirts and armed with touch-screen laptops, Generation Y employees at "The City" help customers choose the latest gadgets.
Far from its old "stack 'em high, watch 'em fly" approach, struggling electronics retailer Circuit City Stores Inc. hopes its smaller concept stores, widespread cost-cutting and new support services will spark a turnaround despite increasing competition and the faltering economy.
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Do you think my Circuit City Stores Inc. stock can perk up again? - F.M., via the Internet
Interest in the consumer electronics chain, which ranks No. 2 behind the more profitable Best Buy Co., is increasing.
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Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana is relocating its Covington retail store to 790 N. Highway 190, the former site of Circuit City. The store will open at 9 a.m. Thursday after the former location at 1000 U.S. 190 Business closes Wednesday night.
This new location provides a convenient drop-off for our donors and much-needed space for the many generous donations we receive," said William Jessee, president of Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana.
