North Shore CityPrice by Negotiation89m²Exceptional Retail Food or Hospitality spaceAn opportunity has arisen to take over an existing lease in the popular Apollo Square Retail Hub This near new ground floor road front commercial unit offers quality signage opportunities and is situated in the sought-after Apollo Square Retail Hub • Total floor area – 89sqm (approximately) • Locate your business next to major retailers • Road front profile to Rosedale Road with prime signage opportunities Apollo Square Retail Hub is situated on Rosedale Road which serves as one of the main access points to the North Shore and Albany business area and is approximately 2km from the Albany Mega Centre For any further information or to arrange a viewing please feel free to get in contact with one of the Bayleys Sole Agents today An Auckland bus station is likely to finally be finished in 2027 - a decade after its first designs were unveiled The Rosedale bus station project's funding has also been slashed from $69 million to to $42m meaning local road improvements are not expected until at least a year after it opens Construction is now due to start by the end of this year after a new tender goes out in a few months' time The interchange on the Northern busway alongside State Highway One was expected to carry at least four thousand people a day when it was first announced in 2017 It had been due to be finished in 2021 but by the following year only a bridge and retaining walls had been built Auckland Transport (AT) did not respond to questions about what has caused those earlier delays but said work had been due to start about now after it took the project over from the NCI alliance in 2023 That alliance comprised the Transport Agency Opus and Jacobs and included the roading project to connect the Northern Motorway and State Highway 18 and the Northern Busway extension to Albany "There has recently been changes to our planned delivery for this project following a reduction in overall funding AT received from the National Land Transport Programme (NLTP)," an Auckland Council spokesperson said "The NLTP sets out what funding AT gets from central government for our capital and operational delivery "The Rosedale Station project now has certainty of funding to allow us to focus on building the station albeit a reduced amount over the coming three years ($42m instead of $69m) which means the project will now be delivered in stages." The project was welcomed when it was first unveiled as part of the Albany busway extension public consultation also showed businesses and residents were concerned that already congested local roads could get snarled up by commuters being dropped off or parking nearby "We are prioritising the construction of the bus station itself by June 2027 To align with the project's cashflow with the confirmed funding we now have we plan to tender for a construction partner for the first stage of construction by mid-2025 and aim to start construction in late 2025 "The remaining project elements like the planned local road improvements with bus lanes and pedestrian and cycling facilities are expected to be delivered in 2028 or later Sign up for Ngā Pitopito Kōrero, a daily newsletter curated by our editors and delivered straight to your inbox every weekday The January shutdown was to allow for KiwiRail to complete rail rebuild works that are crucial to the successful opening of City Rail Link in 2026 Auckland's mayor is promising the shake-up of the city's transport is great news for residents - but some see risks in the change Bus commuters on Auckland's North Shore can expect faster trips with only buses in the new extension to the Northern Busway Police said the bus driver in the Auckland CBD was hit several times Public transport leaders have requested an urgent meeting with the Transport Minister over revenue targets that would see bus New Zealand RSS Follow RNZ News You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image a smile can count sometimes more than skill a 17-year-old city girl who is in her first couple of weeks of a two-year Growing Future Farmers on-farm programme aimed at training the next generation of farmers might lack the bright lights of her home town of Christchurch but she candidly admits she hated the city and was very grateful for the opportunity to learn about farming As she joined morning smoko alongside three generations of the Morrison family before heading back to the sheepyards for some drafting and drenching she said: "I’m having the time of my life." Rosedale itself has helped generations of people be involved in farming; not just family members but also the many young people — including a raft of international visitors — who have passed through its gates over the past 150 years That continues today with the training of young people through the likes of Growing Future Farmers and the family’s relationship with several European universities an agritourism development has diversified the farming operation giving cruise-ship passengers a genuine agrarian experience Rosedale’s current custodians are fifth-generation Don Morrison and his wife Brigitte who attribute the family’s longevity on the land to adapting and evolving From its early days as a traditional sheep farm Rosedale was now a very different enterprise While breeding sheep was still at the core of the operation Life at Rosedale had been "incredibly satisfying" — "something I wouldn’t want to swap for anything else" — and the tie to the inter-generational land was one that was strongly felt by Don "I absolutely see this in this whole Treaty [of Waitangi] debate now We should clearly understand why Maori have the same love for what was their land and was taken away from them." the crucial thing had been the people — "people working together for that shared goal whether that’s the great team we’ve got right now or teams we’ve had in the past." Don agreed the most important thing was attitude; previous experience was not critical You want to go out and enjoy what you’re doing and enjoy it as a team Every day you want to get up and enjoy the job you’re doing." Stock manager Ross Hurrell (68) — whose wife Maria once worked at Rosedale as a farm cadet — has been at the property for seven and a-half years Dogs have always played a huge part in his life and with 12 at the moment he quipped he was going to retire but was only allowed to take three he did not have the patience for fishing and "I don’t like the jobs my wife gives me Mr Hurrell had plenty of experience training young people during his 33 years at Nithdale and he enjoyed working with people like Zoe who were keen to learn and teaching them practical skills such as fencing how are you today?’ It starts the day off great." Past and present team members were among the 120 people who attended a celebration of Rosedale at the weekend alongside wider family and others with an association with the property which had its origins when the Knapdale Run first opened for settlement giving the original 1000-acre Rosedale property William never married and the property was later taken over by his nephew George Morrison who had also come out from Scotland George’s early death saw two of his five children Les — grandfather of Don — and Stan take it over and some of the land was sold to enable them to continue who still does all the tractor work at Rosedale left school at the end of 1953 and had been there ever since his only regret being not going to Lincoln Initially working with his father and uncle he had always worked in a partnership and it was about a balance between being subservient and making a decision His father was the stockman and his uncle was a teamster and he tended to gravitate to that side George and his wife Marjorie became involved in overseas exchange programme IAEA which saw young people come from all over the world to work on the farm alongside usually a pre-Lincoln student or a cadet from the Southland farm-cadet scheme George was also chairman of farm-training institute Telford for 25 years Don and Andrew — third son Phil had a career in the military and is now a consultant — became more involved in the farm George said he tried to step back and let them make the decisions After completing a commerce degree in agriculture at Lincoln University Don spent four years working in London financial markets before returning in 1990 to farm Rosedale with his father Andrew joined them several years later and a period of business growth followed with the purchase of additional properties Operations were split between Don and Andrew in 2012 and Don praised his brother’s "fantastic" nearby operation and it was an achievement the original farm had not been broken up and each generation had been able to support the next into multiple farms While George did have a vision to convert some of Rosedale to dairy his sons both loved sheep farming and continued to farm sheep alongside significant agri-governance roles Andrew Morrison is a former chairman of Beef + Lamb New Zealand and was recently named chairman of the Wool Research Organisation of New Zealand while Don is a supplier director on the board of Alliance Group Les Morrison established a Romney stud in the 1920s he embarked on a breeding programme which led to the development of the Rosedale Growbulk sheep Les was still alive when Don began breeding the Growbulks and while Les "absolutely loved" his Romney sheep he was accepting of his grandson trying a new direction Several hundred ram hoggets were sold each year from the various breeds at Rosedale; most latterly the Morrisons were trying Wiltshires in a bid to meet demand from clients methane testing and DNA profiling over the last three years provided a genetic picture of every animal being sold and Don was particularly interested in "ethical genetics" It was Don’s viticulturist cousin Timbo Deaker who reckoned Southland provided ideal growing conditions for commercial cannabis Now in their fourth year of growing the crop Don said it had been a very interesting journey and they were now breaking into the value chain It could also run at a considerably lower cost than an indoor operation While the arnica crop being grown this year was only on a small-scale it would enable them to see if there was an opportunity to grow more of that herb in Southland The Morrisons are now in their second year of hosting cruise-ship tours the passengers are met by Don in Invercargill who has a bus licence for up to 30 passengers then a bus driver takes them to the farm and Don provides both Maori and Pakeha history followed by a home-cooked lunch provided by Brigette then a tour of the farm before Lochie Morrison highlights a sheep-shearing demonstration It was rewarding to tell the story of the lamb and the wool grown on the property and the visitors — many of whom had never set foot on a farm — went away excited about what they had seen The reviews they received gave them confidence around what they were delivering It did not disrupt the normal farming activities and it was a matter of "using the resource of the farm" which was now providing multiple income streams Don and Brigitte’s son Lochie spent four years in London working as a business development manager for a payroll company he ran a small crutching and shearing gang to finance himself through an international business degree at the University of Otago That time spent in England made him appreciate how healthy the lifestyle was back on the farm there was "no way" he would want to bring up his children in a big city Don described he and Brigitte as the custodians of Rosedale with a view to wanting the option for Lochie and his brother Dirk to have the opportunities they had and own the farm in the future who can still be found working on the farm daily said he could look with pride at what had happened over the years Each generation had brought their own strengths planning ability and desire to achieve in different areas Seeing his father still on the farm that he loved was "pretty inspirational" for Don and it was also testament to being able to work with family members I’ve said I’ve got 24 years to go," he laughed Many of the young interns who had come through the farm had become part of their family and in some instances they had also hosted sons and daughters They saw it as positive payback for the "incredible hospitality" they had received overseas and were unable to repay at the time It was also an opportunity to give back to the industry "because the industry needs good young people with experience to come through" Looking to the future of what Rosedale would look like the family expected the adaption and evolution would continue As George reflected on the changes he had seen during his nearly nine decades on the land he said weighing fleeces was probably the first technical thing he encountered while weighing lambs was a "big step" But what was being done now with computers and DNA testing had "changed the whole scene" Don said while some aspects of farming had got easier electronic identification tags and DNA testing in many ways stockmen and women of his grandfather’s era had greater stockmanship skills Acknowledging those who lived off the land well before his Scottish ancestors arrived and the strong connection he felt to them Don said it was a very reliable area to farm The strength of the soil was recognised in the very early days — it was the first area close to Gore settled for intensive farming "I think it’s lived up to that reputation," George added sally.rae@odt.co.nz The house, clad entirely in red corrugated iron, with its hip-roof profile is an unashamed reference to the modest tin shacks that once lined our coastal towns. The monochromatic response might appear to sit in contrast against its bushy coastal suburban context, but is so fitting in its context, that it appears to hide in plain sight. You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Toronto police are searching for a man after he allegedly exposed himself to a 13-year-old girl in the Rosedale neighbourhood. Investigators say the girl was walking south on the Scarth Road Pathway along Mt. Pleasant Road, south of Crescent Road, around 10 a.m. on May 3 when a man allegedly pulled down his pants and exposed himself to her, committing an indecent act, before fleeing the scene. The man is described as in his 20s, five-feet-eight with a thin build and brown braided hair and wearing glasses. He was last seen wearing a black hoodie, grey shorts, black socks, white running shoes and was on an electric scooter at the time. 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North Shore CityExpressions of Interest2,986m²Hotel property investment - national tenant• Reputable national tenant • Strong lease term of 15 years (since 2019) with rights of renewals • Net rental income $1,167,328.80pa + GST and outgoings • 64 self-contained units with 64 car parks Strategically located in the high demand catchment of Albany a key business and commercial hub on Auckland's North Shore The property has close proximity to Westfield Albany ensuring consistent demand from business travellers This property also enjoys easy access to State Highway 1 and major arterial roads providing excellent connectivity to Auckland's CBD and beyond Strong revenue by way of a long-term lease to a national hotel company who have just completed a full refurbishment of all 64 rooms and common areas self-contained suites suitable for both short and long-term stays A 15 year secured long term lease (from 2019) with three rights of renewals of five years each offering built-in fixed rental growth and market rent review every five years making it an attractive investment for any astute investors This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The iconic Rosedale Farm, meticulously restored by Steve Cordony and Michael Booth as an eight-year passion project, is now on the market. To Cordony, one of Australia’s most renowned interior and event stylists, the decision to part ways with the breathtakingly beautiful 48.6-hectare property near Orange in the Central Tablelands of NSW has been truly bittersweet. “It is with the heaviest heart, but an immense sense of pride and accomplishment, that we have decided to move on from Rosedale Farm after eight magical years,” Cordony recently revealed on Instagram. “The project has been the highlight of my life and allowed me to realise a dream I never imagined could ever come true. But now it’s time to allow the next custodians to realise their dream at a home that will forever be in my heart.” Cordony and Booth spent almost four years searching for a private rural getaway before passing through the gates of the historic Rosedale Farm in May 2017. They agreed that the 1877 homestead was “the one”, its fairytale setting proving impossible to resist. “When we saw the house, it seemed perfectly perched at the bottom of this valley and surrounded by trees that Colin and Patricia – the previous owners who had it for 50 years – had planted all those years ago,” Cordony told Domain. “There were beautiful poplars, gorgeous oaks, English elms and various evergreens. It felt so enchanting, with the setting, the long driveway and the lake it overlooks.” The fact that the sizeable property was calling for revitalisation certainly did not dissuade Cordony or Booth.  “The conversation quickly shifted from ‘What do you think?’ to planning mode and ‘What are we going to do first?’ ” said Cordony. “That was the tell-tale sign it was meant to be. Block fan favourites list renovated family home for sale Influencer Bec Judd and AFL great Chris Judd list renovated Arthurs Seat property for $2.85m-$3m Dave Hughes accidentally bought a house. Then he had to tell his wife “The house and garden were well maintained, but both definitely needed some love. We wanted to bring them back to their former glory.” With landscaper Booth focusing on the gardens, it was only natural that celebrated style guru Cordony should turn his attention to the home. Outside and within, the renewal of Rosedale Farm quickly took on a life of its own. “It was this perfect symbiosis of indoors and outdoors,” Cordony said. “The project just got bigger. Everything inside was redone – replumbed, rewired, repainted, with a new kitchen and bathrooms and even new ceilings in some areas.” The result is undeniably spectacular. Enveloped by its lush, manicured surrounds and showcasing European-influenced interiors that lend a timeless sensibility to a monochromatic base palette, Rosedale has been dubbed one of the most ‘Instagrammable’ estates in the nation. With no detail overlooked, the elegant main homestead features six bedrooms and three bathrooms, including an expansive primary bedroom replete with French-hotel-inspired en suite. There is a formal lounge, a formal dining room, a morning room and a library, each with bespoke decorative detailing, as well as a showstopper country-style kitchen with marble benchtops and inky shaker-style cabinetry. A second guest house, currently used for farm stays or additional accommodation, offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a living room. “A home should always be moving and evolving, and you can do that when you have a really good base to work with,” Cordony said. Over time, more than 30,000 plants and trees have been added to the ever-unfolding garden, while a verandah wrapped around the main house provides a tranquil year-round setting to entertain, relax and take in the natural beauty of the landscape. There is a heated swimming pool with outdoor bathrooms, a pool house and entertaining pavilion, as well as fruit and nut orchards and a greenhouse. The farm is also home to a menagerie of animals that includes two shire horses, Ebony and Brave, white peacocks, ducks, geese, doves, guinea fowls and even a pig and a camel. Fittingly, sustainability also plays a major role in Rosedale’s rebirth, a 0.4-hectare vegetable garden claiming the stage at the rear of the property, and solar power and rainwater tanks used for both home and garden.  But now the time has come for the next chapter in the tale of Rosedale Farm. “This journey has taught me so much – expanded every part of me personally and professionally,” Cordony said. “It also brought many of you into my life, and for that I am eternally grateful and excited to share the next vision and journey with you. “Rosedale Farm is a fairytale, and I know it will bring the same magic to the next family who get to call Rosedale home.” The information on this website is intended to be of a general nature only and doesn't consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. where we are privileged to live and operate You will also start receiving the Star's free morning newsletter University—Rosedale 2025 federal election live results. 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You can read more about our Cookie Policy in our privacy policy Rosedale-Grandmont Little League Celebrates its Opening Day with help from Tigers’ Play Ball Detroit Partnership The District Detroit Awards Arts & Culture Neighborhood History Study and Report to Wayne State University Detroit Public Schools Community District in Partnership with Key Organizations Announce An Evening Of Fine Arts Fox Theatre May 14 Performance more than 500 people braved a rainstorm and temperatures in the low 40s to celebrate Opening Day for the Rosedale-Grandmont Little League a pancake breakfast and 29 teams competing across five age divisions Rosedale Park in northwest Detroit was buzzing with activity on Saturday morning as the Detroit Tigers Foundation’s Play Ball Detroit partnership with the Rosedale-Grandmont Little League was in full effect with a live DJ music from the Cass Tech High School marching band a visit from PAWS and the Rally Cats energy squad airbrush tattoo artists and more to officially kick off the start of the youth baseball/softball season president of the Rosedale-Grandmont Little League has been part of the organization for 32 years and said days like Opening Day give him a renewed energy to continue being a leader in the community “I look forward to days like today more than Christmas,” Gregory said on April 26 We always introduce Rosedale baseball as a family This is where we all get to sit down and literally break bread together The excitement of Opening Day is what it’s all about and is what keeps me coming back year after year.” The Rosedale-Grandmont Little League is one of five youth organizations that partner with Play Ball Detroit to elevate access and opportunities to play baseball and softball Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan and Detroit Parks & Recreation—offer free or low-cost youth baseball and softball programs for thousands of children each year inspiring local youth throughout the city to dream big through the power of Tigers baseball Launched in 2023 by the Detroit Tigers Foundation and Nike Play Ball Detroit also provides brand-new uniforms and equipment for partner organizations field cleanups with Tigers staff and local volunteers—presented by Pennington—and more Play Ball Detroit participants received 4,600 complimentary Tigers game tickets more than 1,500 uniforms and more than 200 volunteer hours “Having the support of the Tigers and the Tigers Foundation is immeasurable,” Gregory said “Having (Tigers baseball growth initiatives manager) Matt Williams and (Tigers baseball growth initiatives coordinator) Jess Mehr here doing the work that they do is incredible and we couldn’t do what we do at this scale without their help and without the support of the Tigers.” Rosedale-Grandmont Little League treasurer Jake Baker has been with the organization for 10 years and said because of the support of the Tigers the league has added seven teams this year giving more than 100 additional kids the access and opportunity to develop a passion for the game of baseball and create memories that will last a lifetime “Days like today show how strong this community is and show the growth and potential of this league,” Baker said “For these kids to have access to resources from MLB teams is huge These kids have a chance to learn the game to become leaders and great teammates and have a blast playing baseball.” One of the unique experiences that Play Ball Detroit participants enjoy each season is a parade on the field at Comerica Park The 2025 parade took place on April 27 before the Tigers hosted the Baltimore Orioles where Rosedale-Grandmont Little Leaguers joined more than 400 Play Ball Detroit participants and family members as they walked around the field before the game and were recognized on the Comerica Park videoboard “For them to be able to be on the same field as Tigers players that’s a dream come true for a lot of them.” In addition to the Opening Day festivities and the parade at Comerica Park the Rosedale-Grandmont Little League was also the first organization this season to receive a field cleanup from Tigers representatives and local volunteers on April 12 The field cleanup featured more than 50 people contributing about two hours of work apiece totaling approximately 100 hours of volunteer cleanup work Future field cleanups include Balduck Park for Eagle Sports Club on April 30 Jayne Field for Detroit Parks & Recreation on July 14 and UAW Ford Field for Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan on a TBD date Upper Peninsula Teacher Honored as Detroit Red Wings Best in Class Program Winner Detroit Tigers Host Parkinson’s Awareness Day in Honor of Kirk Gibson on April 23 The Little Caesars Love Kitchen – Now Serving Four Million Guests 7 days agoDuration 3:38Freeland projected to win University-Rosedale in Toronto7 days agoNewsDuration 3:38Liberal Chrystia Freeland has been projected to win a seat in Parliament in Ontario’s University-Rosedale riding. 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You can sign up to receive stories like this in your inbox every Tuesday. officially a town in 1875 and incorporated into Kansas City Rosedale’s life effectively began with the establishment of the Kansas City Roller Mill Company in April 1875 the roller mill primarily made iron railroad rails and spikes the Rosedale neighborhood has been the home to wave after wave of American migration and its businesses and restaurants are a testament to change The neighborhood is today bounded by Interstate 35 on the northwest West 47th Avenue on the south and State Line Road on the east and with a population of 6,670 as of the most recent census these days Rosedale is dominated by the The University of Kansas School of Medicine and hospital complex (more on this institution below) The town-slash-neighborhood’s fortunes waxed and waned and diverse populations have moved through the community all while it has participated in the great moments of the nation’s history Read on to learn more about Rosedale’s history and what local institutions are worth checking out in this surprisingly varied corner of Kansas City the KU hospital complex has been a fixture in Rosedale KU even offered a “Preparatory Medical Course” in the town in 1880 for those wishing to learn more about the KU Medical Center’s history The Clendening Library & Museum houses instruments from 19th and 20th century American medicine as well as materials that depict ancient The museum also houses exhibits on American Civil War medicine It is also home to some very rare and interesting items including a plaster cast of the Stele of Hammurabi is one of the earliest legal codes ever discovered it honors the soldiers of World War I and is based on Paris’ Arc de Triomphe The arch was designed by Rosedale resident John LeRoy Marshall and was dedicated in 1923 a monument was added under the Arch to honor the soldiers of World War II and of the Korean and Vietnam wars a volunteer-maintained network of about four miles of singletrack For those wanting a space more for sporting than reflection, to the west and not far from these two parks is Rosedale Park a 55-acre athletic complex with lighted and non-lighted softball fields skate park and two 18-hole disc golf courses The parks above are not far from Southwest Boulevard On that strip is Dagwood's Cafe Diner, a local landmark that’s been dishing diner favorites since 1938. A locals’-favorite breakfast and lunch spot many customers have dined at Dagwood’s since their early years and now bring their kids and grandkids This is your classic greasy spoon: breakfast favorites Also tops are their open-face roast beef sandwiches there are two legends in this one neighborhood: Rosedale Bar-B-Q and Joe’s KC Also on Southwest Boulevard, Rosedale Bar-B-Q celebrated 90 years in 2024 and is the oldest continuously-running BBQ restaurant in the metro This establishment is known for founder Anthony Rieke's Southwestern-style sauce They dish all the expected favorites and also sell meat by the pound Down on the other side of Rosedale is the original, gas station-sited, award-winning Joe’s Kansas City Bar-B-Que This enterprise has grown to three locations and now offers a mail order business but the original location is the way to go in many diners’ opinions but it all smokes down to one thing: outstanding slow-cooked meats served on buns or platters People love their Rocket Pig and Z-Man sandwiches Also on the south end of the neighborhood: should-be-world-famous Gus’s Fried Chicken In business for over 60 years and launched in Mason the joint is now in 12 states and puts a fight against any Kansas City fried chicken Gus’s is a piece-and-plate establishment: two- and three-piece meals with sides of your choosing For plant-slash-coffee lovers (or lovers of just either): Garden House Café is a must-visit on Southwest Boulevard Almost a holistic retreat for its lush calmness this cafe also pours specialty coffees and sells home goods plant accessories and even office accouterments Looking for another fun surprise? Located inside the shop, in a literal closet, is Supply Closet: A nook business packed with pens Looking for a boozy sojourn? Take in the new-wave cocktail scene with a Southwest vibe at Sagebrush You know you wish you were there right now Next up is Three Bees Pottery & Coffee Shop or even “like a vacation to Mexico.” This coffee-and-pottery spot sells hand-crafted Mexican telavara pottery and blown-glass artwork as well as home décor and local-made jewelry you’ll find a full roster of coffee and espresso but also authentic Mexican pastries and even killer tamales and a birra burrito Is it really the Midwest without a large, family-style Mexican restaurant? (Hint: no.) Taqueria Mexico #4 is one of the oldest Mexican restaurants in KC and very much a local favorite though this location is less old-style and leans just a little more into the TVs this is a big-menu restaurant with page after page of specials Rosedale is also home to great Vietnamese cuisine. Vietnam Cafe 39’s menu offers all the faves (pho the atmosphere and decor have that thing that can’t be replicated: strip-mall feel on the outside Note: Vietnam Cafe sits across from KU Medical Center and can get busy If you want “real” pizza (did I just start a fight?), 1889 Pizza Napoletena serves it: authentically Neapolitan wood-fired pizza Dine in and take it slow or call in and rush it out this place accommodates but does not bend on flavor Closed to movie screenings for the season as of this writing but slated to reopen in April 2025, Boulevard Drive-In Theatre is worth building a Rosedale visit around Our metro had two drive-ins until recently, but the other closed due to rent hikes. Now, there are fewer than 300 drive-ins left across the country. Perhaps the Boulevard’s secret to success is that it turns into a swap shop on the weekends where vendors sell everything from vegetables to antiques. So, that recommendation: Grab some friends or your fam, order a huge to-go spread from one of the great restaurants listed above, and drive it over to Boulevard Drive-In for a show you won’t forget. ROSEDALE, Md. — A person was hospitalized Saturday after being struck by a vehicle in Rosedale. Police say the incident occurred around 5:30 pm on Saturday. Officers responded to the 8000 block of Philadelphia Road and found the victim suffering from serious injuries. Authorities have not yet identified the victim. The vehicle involved remained at the scene. *This is a developing story and will be updated when more information becomes available.* • Strong lease - 15 years (since 2019) with rights of renewals • Net renal income $1,167,328.80pa + GST and outgoings • For sale by Expression of Interest 5th June 2025 Bayleys are extremely proud to exclusively market this Hotel property opportunity for sale at 40 Rosedale Road For sale by Expressions of Interest (unless sold prior) closing 4pm Thursday The property has close proximity to Westfield Albany ensuring consistent demand from business travelers Call the Bayleys sole agents Wayne Keene +64 21 666 991 and Toer Li +64 21 110 8858 for further information and arrange viewings — It happened before the sun rose this Christmas Eve morning police were called to the Ross Ridge apartment homes off of Rossville Boulevard in Rosedale 'what's going on?'" William Larson recalled to WMAR-2 News Then I found out later it was a shooting." Baltimore County Police said 30-year-old Mark Jones shot his two children—one of them fatally—as well as the children's mother and himself Police identified the deceased child as four-year-old Jacobi Jones Detectives spent the morning coming in and out of one of the apartment buildings in the complex Police vehicles remained posted in the parking lot on Breslin Court It's peaceful," a neighbor named Theresa told WMAR-2 News She lives in the building too; she didn't hear anything this morning "My brother said police knocked on the door 6:00 this morning and asked if we ok." Police have not released the names or ages of the victims yet I just thought about it - I do know some kids live in that building So hopefully none of them are involved because normally they're playing at the playground and stuff like that," Larson said People who live in this apartment complex were upset to hear about violence taking place in their neighborhood "It's supposed to be about loving your family," Larson said Second Life founder Philip Rosedale is coming to OpenSim tomorrow, Sunday Dec. 8, at 4 p.m. Pacific Time for a fireside chat at the OpenSimulator Community Conference Rosedale founded Linden Lab in 1999 and continues innovating in virtual worlds Watch the conversation in person at the OSCC conference grid hypergrid address cc.opensimulator.org:8002 You can also watch the event live on YouTube View the full conference schedule here Register for a local account here Get our monthly stats and all other OpenSim news delivered right to your mailbox every month We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info Legendary moonshiner Perry Martin died in 1968 and so did the decades of illegal distribution of the his spirits he engineered from the tiny hamlet of Rosedale along the Mississippi River in the Delta Rosedale native Jack Coleman and his wife Elizabeth are putting together an business project for Rosedale that might be the biggest economic development project since the town's river port was built 50 years ago moved back to the Mississippi Delta after a career as an attorney in Washington D.C with the purpose of creating opportunity for their neighbors in the Delta and establishing the Delta as a premier region for the distilling industry Rosedale Distilling Company is an unprecedented investment in the Delta with the company committing $17 million now to redevelop historic buildings and create new jobs for the community with another anticipated $6 million within eight years The distillery will produce premium and super-premium spirits introducing high-quality products crafted in Mississippi to national markets Coleman expects to create 57 jobs and attract more than 40,000 visitors a year to the small town in Western Bolivar County Gas station BBQ: Best gas station barbecue restaurants in the Jackson area? Here is where to go More jobs: Mississippi company spends millions to support 135 jobs. Get the details Rosedale Distilling Company’s site renovations will preserve approximately 130,000 square feet of historic architecture across multiple locations This includes a 166,000-square-foot former factory dating back to 1954 which will house the main distillery and barrel-aging facilities The distillery will also revive several downtown Rosedale buildings tasting rooms and museums dedicated to Mississippi River explorers All of this carries on the tradition created by Martin years ago “One product line will honor the legendary Perry Martin," Coleman aged whiskey that it could be found in many parts of the country Martin buried his filled barrels to age in the sandbar of the Mississippi River to avoid discovery -- barrels he bought from my grandad’s hardware store customers would ask for it by name in bars in Chicago We appreciate the cooperation of the Martin family in bringing this historic brand back alive.” Rosedale's location along the Mississippi River allows convenient access via the Port of Rosedale and the recently upgraded Terrene Landing with support from the Mississippi Development Authority and Bolivar County they hope will further highlight the Delta’s rich cultural and natural assets drawing in both locals and out-of-state visitors “Jack and I and our equity investors are excited to bring this transformative project to the Delta and we really appreciate our partners," Elizabeth Coleman said "We have great local partners in the City of Rosedale South Delta Planning & Development District It has taken a strong collaboration to bring this dream to fruition.” The Mississippi Development Authority was scheduled to host a groundbreaking Thursday to highlight the work that has already been under way since the Spring “Rosedale Distilling Company is setting a new precedent in Mississippi’s hospitality industry creating meaningful jobs and reminding companies that Mississippi is open for business," MDA executive director Bill Cork said in a statement "This distillery will attract visitors and foster growth for years to come.” Ross Reily is a writer for the Clarion Ledger He can be reached at rreily@gannett.com or 601-573-2952 Iowa — Tree removal continues Wednesday and Thursday at the Sac and Fox Trail crossing at Rosedale Road as Linn County Road Maintenance crews work to clear the area for a future bridge removal project Rosedale Road will remain closed to traffic from 7:30 a.m the Sac and Fox Trail will remain open to pedestrians and cyclists the parking lot for the trail will be inaccessible while Rosedale Road is closed The Linn Area Mountain Biking Association (LAMBA) has temporarily relocated the mountain bike trail entrance for the duration of the bridge removal process Both trail users and drivers are advised to plan for alternate routes during the closures and to exercise caution near the work zone The City of Cedar Rapids thanks the public for their continued patience and cooperation during this essential maintenance Businesses are being helped to reduce industrial pollution risks to waterways in the Upper Harbour Local Board area The local board allocated $29,000 for Healthy Water’s Industry Pollution Prevention Programme 21 businesses received reports with recommendations which identified 28 issues that could lead to pollution entering the stormwater network Board Deputy Chair Uzra Casuri Balouch is pleased that the assessments have led to businesses rectifying the identified issues as keeping pollutants out of Rosedale drains protects the stormwater network which flows directly into Lucas Creek and on to the Waitematā Harbour “The GIS mapping exercise shows how their site connects to the stormwater network and local waterways “The programme has practical recommendations about the impacts their activities can have on local waterways Business North Harbour helped get the word out to local businesses after the council’s northern pollution response and healthy water teams investigated pollution events that turned the water blue A water quality sensor installed in the Rosedale area monitors the impact of stormwater contamination on Lucas Creek and common issues discovered through assessments include: Detergent and wastewater washed into stormwater drains Hazardous chemicals stored incorrectly and often near stormwater drains No filters or litter traps for plastic pellets Casuri Balouch says: “Businesses must play their part by adopting practices like safely storing products so they don’t accidentally spill into waterways and stop washing vehicles with detergent next to stormwater drains.” For stormwater pollution including pollutants being discharged into streams call the pollution hotline on 09 377 3107 (24 hours a day Sign up for your Local Board E-news and get the latest news and events direct to your inbox each month. 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There are more than two dozen Kiwanis Parks in Ontario recognizing $280,000 raised by the Kiwanis Club of Lakeshore other Kiwanis entities and community partners, to revitalize what used to be known as Rosedale Park along with the chair of the municipal heritage committee and the executive director of the Sault Ste have researched the history of Rosedale and found nothing significant other than that it reflected the name given to that subdivision," says Virginia McLeod the city's manager of recreation and culture The city's policy on naming or re-naming parks and sports complexes requires that submissions acknowledge a contribution of significance to the community of Sault Ste City staff are arranging for public presentation of signage to acknowledge the renaming of Rosedale Park Recent improvements there have included installation of a basketball court and new playground infrastructure A grand opening for the revitalized park is expected to take place next month "As a platinum corporate sponsor of the Kiwanis Rosedale Park revitalization campaign I believe in the vision and investments that the Kiwanis Club of Lakeshore Marie and other Kiwanis Entities have contributed to benefits the children and families of our community for decades to come," said Serge Viau president and CEO of Viau Financial Group Inc. "To approve the park's name change to Kiwanis Park would honour and acknowledge the tremendous contributions the Kiwanis clubs have made in the past and leave a lasting legacy," Viau said A guide to the newest places to eat and drink Frank Ruta has kept the same sourdough starter alive since he was a chef in Ronald Reagan’s White House in 1988 He used it to bake loaves at his long-gone yet beloved Cleveland Park restaurant Palena and into more recent years as chef of Annabelle in Dupont Circle He’ll continue to incorporate the sourdough starter into thin-crust pizzas and bread at Rosedale a farmhouse-styled American restaurant near the Van Ness Metro serving seasonal small plates and rotating rotisserie specials Bajaj says many of the clientele who come to his restaurants live in Upper Northwest DC he wanted to create neighborhood place for them that was a little more affordable and relaxed but still had upscale atmosphere “I don’t want to sound too pompous here but this probably will be the place in town where you want a pizza and a glass of wine You’re actually sitting on a $600 chair,” Bajaj says simple cooking” at Rosedale: “It’s kind of cliche to say that we’re going to lean a lot on what the farmers are giving us and picking for us because it seems like everybody’s doing that nowadays… but that’ll be the focus Ruta’s naturally leavened pizzas land somewhere between New York and New Haven styles with toppings like bacon The rotisserie grill will be another highlight: spinning chickens one day including potato-and-smoked-cheddar croquettes or chicken livers with pickled honeycrisp apples and scallions You’ll also find a handful of salads such as butternut ravioli or amatriciana with house-cured guanciale Bigger mains include a 45-day dry-aged steak or sole l’anglaise expect classic cocktails—from a barrel-aged fig Manhattan to a Last Word—and a focus on organic with glasses ranging from $12 to $19 and bottles starting at $48 Rosedale is named after a historic farmhouse in Cleveland Park that was built in the late 1700s by a colonel who fought in the Revolutionary War The restaurant embraces a modern farmhouse look with natural woods it feels that you’re transported to a farmhouse somewhere in the country in France or Italy,” Bajaj says “But of course there’s Connecticut Avenue in front of us so we have we put nice curtains in the windows.” Jessica Sidman covers the people and trends behind D.C.’s food and drink scene she was Food Editor and Young & Hungry columnist at Washington City Paper She is a Colorado native and University of Pennsylvania grad Families can get into the holiday spirit starting Wednesday in Roseville Santa will be available at Rosedale Center through Tuesday 24 in the lower-level east court for photos a special welcome party will be held this Friday from 4-7 p.m Claus reading “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” as well as a photo opportunity with The Grinch from 5-7 p.m Anyone who would like a Sensory Santa Experience can do so from 9-11 a.m pets can have their photos taken with Santa on Mondays starting next week through Dec Anyone wanting to take a photo with Santa will need to make a reservation by CLICKING HERE Santa isn’t the only one making a return this week — on Thursday the Dayton’s Holiday Market will be back The fourth year of the event will be held at the newly renovated site where the landmark department store was located along Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis Visitors will be able to shop at 100 local vendors Among the new additions this year are the Minnesota Sports Hall of Fame pop-up exhibit There will also be a limited-edition Santa bear revealed as well as a revival of Dayton’s Oak Grill Wild Rice Soup starting on Nov You’ll be able to visit the market through Dec Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public File may contact KSTP via our online form or call 651-646-5555 2024) – Rosedale Distilling Company is locating distilling and bottling operations is investing nearly $23.15 million and will create 57 jobs over the next five years Rosedale Distilling is renovating approximately 130,000 square feet of historic buildings including 18,500 square feet in downtown Rosedale that will house tasting rooms event spaces and some distilling functions The primary distillery operations will be located in 111,400 square feet of the former Alabama Metals Product Company factory building which has been inoperative for more than 25 years and Terrene Landing both provide public access to the Mississippi River Terrene Landing has undergone a $2.5 million upgrade to accommodate tourist riverboat docking an expected 40,000 visitors per year from cruise vessels are expected to visit the distillery Mississippi Development Authority is providing assistance for road improvements and water/sewer infrastructure improvements The city of Rosedale and Bolivar County also are assisting with the project Rosedale Distilling Company will be the largest distillery in the history of Mississippi The distillery is expected to be in production by the spring of 2025 “Rosedale Distilling Company’s new Rosedale operations are a big win for Bolivar County local company highlighting one of our many historic riverside communities and demonstrating the hospitality that is such an important part of our state’s culture This investment and the many jobs that come with it is both an economic development victory and further testament to the fact that Mississippi is a great place to live “The hospitality industry is a huge economic driver for Mississippi both as an employer and an attractor of visitors from all over the world When a company like Rosedale Distilling Company plants roots in our state it serves as a reminder to other companies and entrepreneurs that Mississippi is a great place to do business This new distillery will be a fantastic addition to Mississippi’s business community and a great attraction for the Delta Region all while providing dozens of good job opportunities for the area’s workforce.” – Mississippi Development Authority Executive Director Bill Cork “Elizabeth and I and our equity investors are excited to bring this transformative project to the Delta It has taken a strong collaboration with our federal local and private partners to bring this dream to fruition and we really appreciate those partnerships Governor Reeves in particular has shown a keen interest in our project and we are going to work hard to ensure that he and all Mississippians are proud of our company Rosedale will be the first impression that thousands of Mississippi River cruise boat passengers will get when they come to tour the Delta  We are committed to a Rosedale renaissance and putting historic buildings back into use for our distilling operations is the first step.” – Jack Coleman  “We are excited to celebrate the groundbreaking of the state’s largest distillery This project represents a significant investment in our community and will drive local economic growth In addition to its impact on the job market Rosedale Distilling will enhance and stimulate tourism for our region attracting visitors and showcasing the unique offerings of our area We are grateful to everyone who made the project possible!” – Cleveland-Bolivar County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Hannah Aguzzi We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions You will find detailed information about all cookies under each consent category below The cookies that are categorized as "Necessary" are stored on your browser as they are essential for enabling the basic functionalities of the site We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze how you use this website and provide the content and advertisements that are relevant to you These cookies will only be stored in your browser with your prior consent You can choose to enable or disable some or all of these cookies but disabling some of them may 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and tradition the Ambrose family has transformed their home into a dazzling spectacle bringing neighbors together to celebrate the festive season with their beloved "Lights on Coco" display the Ambroses turn on their spectacular light show and I said I want to make my house that bright but that started the whole thing rolling,” shared Bob Ambrose The display features thousands of lights synchronized to music which families can enjoy from the comfort of their cars through a designated FM radio station The Ambroses' commitment to spreading joy goes beyond mere decorations; they host a canned goods drive each year encouraging visitors to donate non-perishable items for those in need “We go around locally and look for ways for the kids; my wife came across this on Facebook—it’s very cool,” said John Blair who visited with his children for the first time “I think I like the snow globe!” exclaimed Reese The Ambroses also bring out special guests during the festivities including Santa Claus for photos and the Grinch which was really cool,” Lisa Ambrose remarked highlighting the unique and whimsical atmosphere of the event With the lights illuminating the neighborhood and laughter filling the air the Ambroses have created a heartwarming tradition that not only showcases the spirit of the season but also fosters a sense of community “This is something that we try to give back for people who can’t afford it Even as the couple contemplates moving out of state they recognize the impact of their tradition and then we thought about how many people we would make depressed,” Lisa chuckled “It brings us to see how everybody enjoys it because we probably get about a hundred-plus kids a year that come by,” said Bob As the Ambroses prepare for yet another season of Lights on Coco, the community eagerly anticipates the annual celebration that spreads joy and light during this special time of year. For details on events involving donations, pictures with Santa, or to check out when the Grinch is coming, be sure to visit their Facebook page. Plus: Moona Moono arrives in Uptown with viral Dalgona coffee and an opening date and new name for a notable restaurant location Legendary Spice and Boba X have officially opened in Potluck the food hall-style eating space inside Rosedale Center Legendary Spice’s menu includes a mix of hot pot-inspired bowls shumai and Szechuan wontons alongside build-your-own noodle combos and vegetarian hot pot with enoki mushrooms and napa cabbage Prices range from $6.95 for dumplings up to $26 for a variety of meats hot pot Right next door is Boba X, serving a whole beverage lineup from teas The two new vendors have replaced the former Salad Slayer and Joey Meatballs stands The highly anticipated Moona Moono officially opened over the weekend to long lines and enthusiastic shoppers at 3048 Hennepin Av The former Paper Source has been transformed into an airy and open space that stocks adorable goods At the back of the store is a cafe space that offers boba espresso drinks as well as the viral Dalgona latte and espresso tonic light bites include Bogart’s doughnuts with exclusive-to-the-shop flavors like yuzu poppy seed and brown-butter matcha There are chips and a few other snacks in stock to enjoy in the modest seating area Moona Moono is open Tuesday through Sunday from 8 a.m He arrived in his native Twin Cities after living abroad for years in Russia setting his sights on putting the Wuollet stamp on several historic Emily’s Bakery in Hastings as well as the metro locations of Wuollet were all under Shogren’s business umbrella the company continues to paint a sunnier picture a statement expressed hope for a relocation the decision was categorized as a restructuring in a statement that said “Our restructuring to reorganize for a better future includes making changes to some of our bakery retail locations but it certainly does not mean we’re going out of business Look for good things still to come from us!” We’ll be eyeing the remaining Uptown location Hans’ Bakery in Anoka and A Baker’s Wife in south Minneapolis the trio of businesses still operated by the company Sweet Paris fast-casual chain will expand to Edina’s Galleria this fall The restaurants specialize in sweet and savory crêpes along with a few other French-inspired menu items This new outpost is under the same ownership as the two other Sweet Paris locations in the metro area, Woodbury and the Mall of America Tenacity Restaurant Group has signed a four-location deal with the company even steak frites ($38) along with more of the restaurant’s offerings Formerly called Big Star Tipsy Taco Bar, the restaurant rebranded due to trademark concerns. Joy Summers is a St. Paul-based food reporter who has been covering Twin Cities restaurants since 2010. She joined the Minnesota Star Tribune in 2021. Duluth “We remain committed to our mission of sharing Palestinian culture and cuisine albeit in ways yet to be determined,” its owners wrote Enjoy good times by the pitcher as you raise a glass to fun in the sun with friends From buffets and family-style dinners to heat-and-serve and top-notch pastries Alex Parker is joined by Grocery Outlet Independent Operators Sarah Williams And Nick Mirkovich to discuss the grand opening of Grocery Outlet's Rosedale location This art installation bridges historical struggles with current movements for justice creating a significant public space for reflection and conversation The East Rosedale Monument Project will host an open-to-the-public dedication on Feb offering a fresh perspective on the civil rights movement through the lens of Fort Worth's own history Arts Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Public Art program invite the community to witness this powerful dedication It's not just an art installation — it's a chance to experience how history The artist behind this incredible tribute is Christopher Blay a man whose work has been deeply influenced by his personal journey from Liberia to Fort Worth and his role as the chief curator of the Houston Museum of African American Culture he submitted his proposal to the Fort Worth Public Art Commission To create a monument that would not only reflect national civil rights history but also speak to the local significance of transit buses during this pivotal time right by one of the neighborhood’s bus stops As he thought about the neighborhood’s history he realized the transit bus was not just a mode of transportation — it was a symbol of struggle “The transit bus was this very pedestrian kind of conduit for a lot of the moments of the Civil Rights Movement,” Blay told KERA last June From the Montgomery bus boycott to the Freedom Riders to the busing of students for desegregation carrying people through America’s fight for equality The result is nothing short of awe-inspiring Blay has taken a 1970s-era transit bus and transformed it into a living monument its gray exterior adorned with bold orange These colors aren't just decorative — they connect this piece of public art to the actual history of the bus bringing a tactile authenticity to the installation silhouettes of children from the neighborhood Inside the bus, the past comes to life. Engraved plaques detail historic moments from the Civil Rights Movement, including the Montgomery bus boycott, the busing of Black students to I.M. Terrell High School in Mansfield, and Fort Worth’s own Civil Rights demonstrations. The stories of local heroes like Opal Lee, the "Grandmother of Juneteenth," and Brenda Polk who carried the banner for Fort Worth's first Martin Luther King Jr The road to creating this monument wasn’t easy challenges emerged — from sourcing materials to finding the right fabricators with its rich history and personal meaning prominent location on East Rosedale Avenue given it was going to the site of the new Juneteenth Museum before the Museum (where I now work as Director of Public Programs) was envisioned," he wrote in a text that locale has possibly changed to the Southside Community Center at 959 E Rosedale Street The East Rosedale Monument Project serves as a bridge between the past and the present It stands as a marker for where we’ve been The monument intersects with more recent struggles like the tragic 2019 killing of Atatiana Jefferson by Fort Worth police reminding us that the fight for justice and equality is ongoing Blay has always viewed this project as part of a larger American journey “It’s an evolving experiment—this great American democracy experiment,” Blay reflects they started way before 1865 and definitely before 1965 and this monument is a testament to that.”  Blay enlisted 2023 Tarrant County Youth Poet Laureate April Pelton to write a poem for the monument Our Community” captures the essence of Fort Worth’s Southside — a place that From the people around us to the skies above With inspiring stories deserving to be told Zachary Russell is the digital editor at Chain Store Age He has been with CSA’s parent company EnsembleIQ since 2021 first serving as associate editor at Store Brands he was a freelance reporter covering local news stories of all kinds for the Press & Guide and The News-Herald newspapers Zach graduated from Wayne State University with a degree in print and online Journalism in 2020 Connect with Zach on LinkedIn. A next-generation Dick’s Sporting Goods store is coming to Rosedale Center in the Twin Cities area has announced the completion of a new 80,000-sq.-ft Rosedale Center will host a ribbon cutting ceremony on Oct 16 with a grand opening community celebration scheduled for Oct The new Dick’s store features next-generation amenities including golf hitting bays with TrackMan technology an expanded premium footwear selection and apparel led construction management of the project at the space formerly occupied by Herberger’s The addition of Dick’s comes after several recent milestones at the center including hosting NHL WildFest and the opening of a new police substation opening in September Other tenants to join the center in recent months include Ikea Design Studio we are focused on delivering a better experience more choices and uniqueness to the Rosedale Center guest,” said Lisa Crain VP of retail/general manager at the shopping center “The addition of Dick’s as well as other new additions are part of our ongoing efforts We will continue listening to the community and our guests as we create the premier destination in the area.” [READ MORE: Dick's to hire nearly 8,000 seasonal employees] JLL’s executive VP of national retail leasing lead the effort at Rosedale Center to secure the lease for the next-gen Dick’s store..  “Consumer needs and wants continue to evolve and we will evolve with them,” said Rome unique brands that appeal to our visitors.” Rosedale Center is centrally located between the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St this partially underground condo includes three bedrooms The basement suite is part of a fourplex in the lowrise neighbourhood The 3,345-square-foot condo for sale in a Rosedale fourplex has above-grade windows and the resident would have to go down steps to enter The realtor noted adding a modification like a ramp is on the table A living area in this Rosedale fourplex condo includes skylights The spacious unit in a tony neighbourhood once leased for $8,500 a month Realtor Eileen Laswell says it’s not a basement — the windows are above-grade and there are two walkouts on different sides of the home She’s the agent selling the unconventional condo in the lower level of a Rosedale fourplex for $3 million The owner first listed it in 2018 for $2.9 million and then in 2020 dropped the price to $2.5 million Is $3 million higher than the price ceiling for the lower-level condo condos sold for about $716,000 on average in March while detached homes cost $1.7 million on average according to Toronto Regional Real Estate Board data (There was only one detached house sale and five condo sales in March so it’s hard to say what a typical price is.)  she sold a penthouse condo in a converted mansion in the neighbourhood for $2.6 million even though it only had 940 square feet and one-car parking condo in a multiplex sold for $4.35 million Laswell says the condo she’s selling is well priced “We’ve got a really great value here at under $1,000 a square foot for something renovated with two-car parking in South Rosedale,” she said Yet the condo has sat on the market for years listing history on real estate website HouseSigma shows The top floor condo — which has two bedrooms plus a rooftop deck — sold for $3.3 million in 2018 A unit on the second floor — with two bedrooms and two balconies — sold for $2.74 million in 2021 a realtor focusing on unique homes in the city said lower-level suites “invariably sell for less per square foot” than above-grade units the condo that sold in 2021 cost about $1,200 per square foot according to the information on HouseSigma “It looks (like) it’s a spacious floor plan,” Johnston said about the lower-level listing “It looks reasonably bright with the skylights “But then the question becomes: is there a maximum that someone will pay before they say I actually don’t want to be in the … basement suite I want to be above grade.’ I think that’s the real conundrum,” he said And while someone may struggle to find a detached house for $3 million in Rosedale it’s still a “very healthy budget” and buyers will have a variety of options elsewhere president of Tyler McLay Realty Group with Royal LePage said he sees a mismatch between the draw of the neighbourhood and the type of unit being sold “Rosedale attracts a luxury client; a luxury lower-level condo unit doesn’t really align with Rosedale.” Laswell said the condo has garnered interest from downsizers and empty nesters living in Rosedale or neighbourhoods like Forest Hill and Lawrence Park “They don’t want to compromise on space But they’re not sold necessarily on living in a big condo where they feel that they may not have as much privacy; where they may not have as much say in the future of that building,” she said “They still want the feel of a home without the maintenance of a home.” People who are interested may want to stay in the neighbourhood where they’ve lived their whole life and where their friends live while looking for a home where they can age in place Given that there are some steps down to the entrance of the unit Laswell said the seller would consider installing a ramp if a buyer made that a condition in their offer although she noted the condo board would need to approve the change (Since the board only currently comprises three households she noted that shouldn’t be a problem.) Market conditions will complicate a sale further While well-to-do downsizers might be the right fit for the property those buyers have “no reason to move Part of this is due to hesitation caused by tariffs and right now they’re facing tariffs that raise questions for their businesses and incomes “They’re risk-averse from a business perspective,” he said which means home prices are expected to rise about nine to 12 months later So if downsizers wait to sell their properties they could make a lot more money than if they were to sell now it’s conventional properties for “upsizers” that are selling “We’re seeing a lot of transaction volume between the $900,000 and $1.6-million price point,” McLay said noting much of the activity is from people who have already built equity in a condo or townhome and who are experiencing life changes like starting a family The market right now is most beneficial for people upsizing because if prices are down about 10 per cent a family selling a condo that might otherwise be worth $1 million could lose about $100,000 in value but they would save $200,000 on what would have been a $2-million house The inverse is true for downsizers; they would stand to lose more on a more expensive property while saving less on a lower-priced property A very small margin was enough for Dana Nereaux Alexander to outdraw former Alderman Randal “Panco” Badeaux for the Rosedale mayoral seat according to unofficial results from Saturday’s election A mere five votes separated Alexander and Badeaux in the two-person race in the results provided by the Louisiana Secretary of State office Alexander drew 189 votes against 184 for Badeaux Unofficial turnout was 62 percent in the village of 631 residents who said he does not plan to appeal the election results who served 20 years on the Board of Aldermen who has served four terms on the Rosedale Board of Aldermen said during her campaign she will work to attract more businesses to the village while maintaining the village’s traditional local charm She also wants to capitalize on the success of North Iberville elementary and schools and the safe and quiet nature of the village to retain longtime residents and lure new ones to the area John High School graduate who worked 16 years for Iberville Bank She has worked 23 years for a Port Allen law firm by DAN BELSON | The Baltimore Sun | dbelson@baltsun.com (WBFF) — Baltimore County Police had responded to a “verbal disturbance” at a Rosedale apartment unit involving the man accused of killing his 4-year-old son and injuring two family members hours later in the home Police did not see any injuries when they responded to the call on Dec Though the suspect’s girlfriend said she asked officers to remove the man “Both individuals resided at the location and the protective and peace order procedures were explained,” police spokesperson Trae Corbin said shot his girlfriend and their two children killing a 4-year-old hours after police left called his mother after the Christmas Eve shooting and said he “couldn’t take it anymore,” police wrote in charging papers six days after police say the 30-year-old shot his girlfriend and two children on Christmas Eve and then wounded himself with the gun the children’s mother says she and her 1-year-old daughter are still recovering from their injuries Read the full story on The Baltimore Sun's website The future home of the main Perry Martin Distillery in Rosedale The Mississippi Development Authority announced Thursday that Rosedale Distilling Company is locating distilling and bottling operations The company broke ground on the $23.15 million project Thursday saying they are creating 57 jobs over the next five years founder of Rosedale Distilling Company said the company is excited to bring this transformative project to the Delta “It has taken a strong collaboration with our federal and we are going to work hard to ensure that he and all Mississippians are proud of our company,” Coleman said “Rosedale will be the first impression that thousands of Mississippi River cruise boat passengers will get when they come to tour the Delta We are committed to a Rosedale renaissance and putting historic buildings back into use for our distilling operations is the first step.” The Port of Rosedale is a large grain and industrial port The port along with Terrene Landing provide public access to the Mississippi River which is expected to bring 40,000 visitors per year from cruise vessels by 2025 MDA said Rosedale Distilling is renovating approximately 130,000 square feet of historic buildings It will be the largest distillery in the history of Mississippi The primary distillery operations are to be located in 111,400 square feet of the former Alabama Metals Product Company factory building Governor Tate Reeves called the project a big win for Bolivar County local company highlighting one of our many historic riverside communities and demonstrating the hospitality that is such an important part of our state’s culture,” Reeves said in a statement “This investment and the many jobs that come with it is both an economic development victory and further testament to the fact that Mississippi is a great place to live MDA noted that the agency is providing assistance for road improvements and water/sewer infrastructure improvements while the city of Rosedale and Bolivar County are also assisting with the project By joining our newsletter, you are confirming that you agree with the Privacy Policy get in the spirit of giving and gifting at this retail wonderland it’s convenient to do your holiday shopping from the comfort of home swiping and tapping your way down the list But as any nostalgia-loving millennial will tell you it doesn’t hold a candle to the magic of the mall during the holidays It’s honestly impossible not to get in the holiday spirit at the mall especially with a peppermint-flavored drink in hand ditch the couch in favor of a wander through Rosedale Center With a mix of local and national retailers you’re basically guaranteed to find a few things for your nearest and dearest… and maybe yourself Treat Dad to dinner with a gift card to this local spot, known for whipping up dive bar-worthy burgers with a culinary twist. With a spot at Rosedale’s Potluck, he can enjoy a bite anytime the craving strikes, rosedalecenter.com It’s the next best thing to a spa day. The Mansfeld Lined Robe ($125) is a moment of peace after a busy day; tuck a Woodhouse Day Spa gift card in the pocket for the ultimate restoration and relaxation, rosedalecenter.com Escape from daily life with a full-body virtual reality experience from Sandbox VR—a can’t-miss experience for kids at heart, wannabe action heroes, gamers, and groups, rosedalecenter.com Baby, it’s freezing out here! Help her hibernate in style with a cozy Faux Mohair Throw Blanket ($88), Birkenstock Boston Chunky Clog Slippers ($150), and Farrah Floral Blue Poppy & Sage Glass Candle ($29.95), rosedalecenter.com Keep the fashionista on your list on-trend with Vegan Leather Jeans by Pilcro ($178), the Puffy Crosswalk Bag from Think Roylin ($118), and Gold Toe Cap Ballet Shoes from Reyes ($130), rosedalecenter.com Lace up and hit the rink this season in Bauer Ice Hockey Skates ($109.99) and DBX Skates ($69.99), available at the new Dick’s flagship store, rosedalecenter.com Santa’s due for a snack upgrade. Serve him charcuterie instead, especially when it’s served on a North Woods Live Edge Charcuterie Board, crafted right here in Minnesota, rosedalecenter.com Chef it up like a celebrity with the new Stanley Tucci collection, available in chic shades like teal with gold hardware. (Ceramic Nonstick Dutch Oven, $299.95), rosedalecenter.com This is not your grandfather’s stuffy steakhouse! Baldamar’s modern, moody décor, killer cocktails, and menu of supperclub classics with a twist makes it a dining destination for your favorite carnivore, rosedalecenter.com Kara Nesvig is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in Teen Vogue Key Enterprises LLC is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for mspmag.com for people with disabilities. We are continually improving the user experience for everyone, and applying the relevant accessibility standards — A man was sent to the hospital with critical injuries following a mobile home fire in Rosedale Wednesday night Firefighters responded to the 1300 block of Evering Avenue for a report of a dwelling fire Officials say they found in man in the bedroom during rescue efforts He was taken from the home and he was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries Firefighters also rescued a dog from the home Fire investigators determined an electrical malfunction caused the fire