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Village Green

alexandergartley — 2008-12-22T21:53:17Z

edited description intro

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- ["Book Stores" Bookstore] that started out on ["Monroe Avenue"] near ["Interstate 490" 490] and the ["YMCA"] as a neighborhood establishment. They offered books, magazines, newspapers, cards and gifts. Eventually they would add coffee and baked goods to the menu.	+ '''Village Green''' was a ["Book Stores" bookstore] that started out on ["Monroe Avenue"] near ["Interstate 490" 490] and the ["YMCA"] as a neighborhood establishment. They offered books, magazines, newspapers, cards and gifts. Eventually they would add coffee and baked goods to the menu.

Village Green

alexandergartley — 2008-04-30T21:15:11Z

added wiki link to Borders

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- Expansion beyond the original store occurred in the 1980s, with new stores in ["Greece"], ["Penfield"] and eventually the ["Buffalo"] area. But competition from chain stores like ["Barnes & Noble"] and Borders would force them to begin closing stores in the mid-1990s. They tried to hang on at the original store but even that would prove too difficult and they closed completely.	+ Expansion beyond the original store occurred in the 1980s, with new stores in ["Greece"], ["Penfield"] and eventually the ["Buffalo"] area. But competition from chain stores like ["Barnes & Noble"] and ["Borders"] would force them to begin closing stores in the mid-1990s. They tried to hang on at the original store but even that would prove too difficult and they closed completely.

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-30T21:14:52Z

split description into three paragraphs, added wiki link to Barnes & Noble

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- ["Book Stores" Bookstore] that started out on ["Monroe Avenue"] near ["Interstate 490" 490] and the ["YMCA"] as a neighborhood establishment. They offered books, magazines, newspapers, cards and gifts. Eventually they would add coffee and baked goods to the menu. Expansion beyond the original store occurred in the 1980s, with new stores in ["Greece"], ["Penfield"] and eventually the ["Buffalo"] area. But competition from chain stores like Barnes and Noble and Borders would force them to begin closing stores in the mid-1990s. They tried to hang on at the original store but even that would prove too difficult and they closed completely. The space is currently occupied by a video store and the YMCA.	+ ["Book Stores" Bookstore] that started out on ["Monroe Avenue"] near ["Interstate 490" 490] and the ["YMCA"] as a neighborhood establishment. They offered books, magazines, newspapers, cards and gifts. Eventually they would add coffee and baked goods to the menu. + + Expansion beyond the original store occurred in the 1980s, with new stores in ["Greece"], ["Penfield"] and eventually the ["Buffalo"] area. But competition from chain stores like ["Barnes & Noble"] and Borders would force them to begin closing stores in the mid-1990s. They tried to hang on at the original store but even that would prove too difficult and they closed completely. + + The space is currently occupied by a video store and the YMCA.

Village Green

alexandergartley — 2008-04-30T21:13:47Z

edited description intro, added wiki link to Bookstores page

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- The Village Green bookstore started out on ["Monroe Avenue"] near ["Interstate 490" 490] and the ["YMCA"] as a neighborhood establishment. They offered books, magazines, newspapers, cards and gifts. Eventually they would add coffee and baked goods to the menu. Expansion beyond the original store occurred in the 1980s, with new stores in ["Greece"], ["Penfield"] and eventually the ["Buffalo"] area. But competition from chain stores like Barnes and Noble and Borders would force them to begin closing stores in the mid-1990s. They tried to hang on at the original store but even that would prove too difficult and they closed completely. The space is currently occupied by a video store and the YMCA.	+ ["Book Stores" Bookstore] that started out on ["Monroe Avenue"] near ["Interstate 490" 490] and the ["YMCA"] as a neighborhood establishment. They offered books, magazines, newspapers, cards and gifts. Eventually they would add coffee and baked goods to the menu. Expansion beyond the original store occurred in the 1980s, with new stores in ["Greece"], ["Penfield"] and eventually the ["Buffalo"] area. But competition from chain stores like Barnes and Noble and Borders would force them to begin closing stores in the mid-1990s. They tried to hang on at the original store but even that would prove too difficult and they closed completely. The space is currently occupied by a video store and the YMCA.

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-30T21:13:08Z

added wiki link to the YMCA

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- The Village Green bookstore started out on ["Monroe Avenue"] near ["Interstate 490" 490] and the YMCA as a neighborhood establishment. They offered books, magazines, newspapers, cards and gifts. Eventually they would add coffee and baked goods to the menu. Expansion beyond the original store occurred in the 1980s, with new stores in ["Greece"], ["Penfield"] and eventually the ["Buffalo"] area. But competition from chain stores like Barnes and Noble and Borders would force them to begin closing stores in the mid-1990s. They tried to hang on at the original store but even that would prove too difficult and they closed completely. The space is currently occupied by a video store and the YMCA.	+ The Village Green bookstore started out on ["Monroe Avenue"] near ["Interstate 490" 490] and the ["YMCA"] as a neighborhood establishment. They offered books, magazines, newspapers, cards and gifts. Eventually they would add coffee and baked goods to the menu. Expansion beyond the original store occurred in the 1980s, with new stores in ["Greece"], ["Penfield"] and eventually the ["Buffalo"] area. But competition from chain stores like Barnes and Noble and Borders would force them to begin closing stores in the mid-1990s. They tried to hang on at the original store but even that would prove too difficult and they closed completely. The space is currently occupied by a video store and the YMCA.

Village Green

StevenDibelius — 2006-12-29T01:06:06Z

Added wiki links.

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- The Village Green bookstore started out on Monroe Avenue near 490 and the YMCA as a neighborhood establishment. They offered books, magazines, newpapers, cards and gifts. Eventually they would add coffee and baked goods to the menu. Expansion beyond the original store occurred in the 1980s, with new stores in Greece, Penfield and eventually the Buffalo area. But competition from chain stores like Barnes and Noble and Borders would force them to begin closing stores in the mid-1990s. They tried to hang on at the original store but even that would prove too difficult and they closed completely. The space is currently occupied by a video store and the YMCA.	+ The Village Green bookstore started out on ["Monroe Avenue"] near ["Interstate 490" 490] and the YMCA as a neighborhood establishment. They offered books, magazines, newspapers, cards and gifts. Eventually they would add coffee and baked goods to the menu. Expansion beyond the original store occurred in the 1980s, with new stores in ["Greece"], ["Penfield"] and eventually the ["Buffalo"] area. But competition from chain stores like Barnes and Noble and Borders would force them to begin closing stores in the mid-1990s. They tried to hang on at the original store but even that would prove too difficult and they closed completely. The space is currently occupied by a video store and the YMCA.

Village Green

TomMaszerowski — 2006-02-21T12:12:17Z

Created page

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	+ The Village Green bookstore started out on Monroe Avenue near 490 and the YMCA as a neighborhood establishment. They offered books, magazines, newpapers, cards and gifts. Eventually they would add coffee and baked goods to the menu. Expansion beyond the original store occurred in the 1980s, with new stores in Greece, Penfield and eventually the Buffalo area. But competition from chain stores like Barnes and Noble and Borders would force them to begin closing stores in the mid-1990s. They tried to hang on at the original store but even that would prove too difficult and they closed completely. The space is currently occupied by a video store and the YMCA.