Landmark Sale Sets Ballister Building in Keyser
A group of unnamed investors closed on the Ballister Building in Keyser Illinois for rumored over 2 million dollars. Former owners Ronald J. Romano Richard A. Delia Carl Friberg and J Gary Boyle faced dissent during the deal while Friberg opposed the timing calling it ruinous to the corporation. An odd 38 cent donation from local students was recorded but unsigned.
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Keyser
Illinois
Ballister
Ronald J. Romano
Richard A. Delia
Carl Friberg
J. Gary Boyle
Edward T. Wilson
Romano
Mediterranean
Mr. Delia
Friberg
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Sounds We Hear Shape Where We Are
A reflective piece on perception and memory arguing that surroundings influence identity. It contrasts a lone island scene with Times Square to explore how context and sensory input guide orientation. The thought experiment suggests how awareness shifts with what is heard and seen.
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Times Square
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Ballister Building Sold Amid Porch of Change for Spring
A 30 story apartment project is proposed for next spring as Ballister Building changes hands. Neighbors debate preserving the landmark while others cheer modernization. tours to observatory tower will continue until evacuation. The piece also discusses perceptions of looks influencing judgment and personal identity.
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Park Creston
Norris Square
Third Avenue el
Ballister
Observatory
Ballister Building
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