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— Gieson Cacho, Love, Adams and Frankenstein: Some exciting, big-ticket dance works are on the horizon for 2017, two that plug into key Bay Area milestones and another that promises to be a real monster — literally, Here’s personalized ballet shoes voyager sports duffel bag with free personalization & free shipping bg800 a look, Cal Performances joins the John Adams’ 70th birthday bash next month, presenting a revival of choreographer Lucinda Childs’ acclaimed 1983 work “Available Light,” set to Adams’ “Light Over Water.” The work also features famed designer Frank Gehry’s set, Performances are 8 p.m, Feb, 3-5 at UC Berkeley’s Zellerbach Hall; $36-$126; 510-642-9988, calperformances.org..

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The city documents also quote project partner Brian Myers saying, “The planning process initially started 20 years ago.”, Leslie disputed that. “When have they reached out to us in this process?” she said, In an email, Lim explained that the city issued a Feb, 23 notice advising owners and tenants about the March 7 meeting and added, “The city cannot legally require the (developer) to retain the studio.”, The applicant has already confirmed that “Trader Joe’s will remain on-site and will not close during construction of their new store within the project,” according to minutes from the March 7 meeting, And “7-Eleven is also being relocated personalized ballet shoes voyager sports duffel bag with free personalization & free shipping bg800 to the corner of Concar and Grant Street.”..

“The landlord did not want to renew the lease. They had some other plans, but would not tell us what those were. We were on a month-to-month lease and they wouldn’t give us a long lease. We wanted to remodel the store. I tried for six months to get us a longer lease so we could spend capital to remodel it. They did not respond so we had to close it,” she said. Singh said she wanted to invest $200,000 to improve the restaurant, improvements the Denny’s Corporation required, but she felt her money would not be wisely spent with only a month-to-month commitment from the landlord, Kimco Realty.