4 Responses to “A Conversation with Delmar Loop founder Joe Edwards”

1. Awesome; that’s a really cool story; I can’t wait for the trolleys & the restaurant above the metrolink!

   Any chance of pubdef doing some more history-based interviews about St. Louis?

   Posted by Adam | 12. May, 2008, 11:45 AM
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2. Developing the loop the way Mr. Joe Edwards dreams is a great project, it shows that he is a man with a vision, but for Mr. Joe Edward to put me out of business and close my store to acquire the land needed for his dream project that is unfair, unethical, and unacceptable. from a man with his education and degrees I was expecting him to come and buy me out, specially he knows how much I invested in this place less than two years ago, not to use his power to destroy my life.

   Posted by Joseph Mostafa | 29. Jun, 2008, 4:33 PM
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