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Hope on Avenue`s horizon as neighbours band together
Ultimately, I would like to see it be a healthy, vibrant street that people feel safe on. And I think it definitely has significant potential to be that." Sean Douglas, president of Queen Mary Park community league
Sean Douglas is tired of people bad-mouthing his neighbourhood.
He`s president of the Queen Mary Park community league, one of two neighbourhoods along the Avenue of Nations. It`s an area known for its problems more than its attractions.
But the area is special, too, Douglas says. "People always talk about how bad 107th Avenue is, (but) on the other hand, there is so much to do here. There is tremendous diversity in terms of the shops and businesses that are here, as well as the people."
http://www.canada.com/edmontonjournal/news...dc-935c3c604907
Ultimately, I would like to see it be a healthy, vibrant street that people feel safe on. And I think it definitely has significant potential to be that." Sean Douglas, president of Queen Mary Park community league
Sean Douglas is tired of people bad-mouthing his neighbourhood.
He`s president of the Queen Mary Park community league, one of two neighbourhoods along the Avenue of Nations. It`s an area known for its problems more than its attractions.
But the area is special, too, Douglas says. "People always talk about how bad 107th Avenue is, (but) on the other hand, there is so much to do here. There is tremendous diversity in terms of the shops and businesses that are here, as well as the people."
http://www.canada.com/edmontonjournal/news...dc-935c3c604907