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HOURS: Mon-Fri 10a-9p Sat 10a-5p Sun 11a-5p Seasonal Reduced hours: Jan-March 31st Mon-Fri 10a-9p Sat 10a-6p Sun 10a-6p Stores include: Bath & Body Works: 920.465-0488 Budget Cinema: 920.465-7295 Christopher & Banks: 920.468-4061 Consign It Resale: 920.593.8509 Dollar Tree: 920.465.4505 East Town Emporium: 920.593.8509 GNC: 920.465.4836 Glamour Nails: 920.469.2165 Hobby Lobby: 920.406.0860 JP Glitz: 920.475.5156 Mani-Fit Alterations: 920.465.4800 Master Cut's: 920.465.9666 Novedades Mi Fiesta: 920.465-9720 Office Max: 920.465.9373 Petco: 920.468-1983 Radio Shack: 920.465.6612 Regis Salon: 920.465.8811 Scanlan Jewelers: 920.465.9829 Surrounding Businesses: Aldi's: 920.469.7253 Shopko East: 920.468.6041 Kohl's Department Store: 920.468.1300 The East Town Mall (ETM) Facebook Fan page (https://www.facebook.com/home.php) is a page on which fans of ETM areas can meet, engage, and communicate with one another and ETM electronically. ETM welcomes any and all fans to participate in conversation with each other and ETM itself at any time and for any reason. If at any time a member of the ETM Facebook community chooses to communicate using offensive, vulgar, or otherwise inappropriate language, or expresses or makes references fraudulent or illegal, ETM reserves the right, at its sole and absolute discretion, to remove said post and permanently block said user. Similarly, if a member of the ETM Facebook community posts advertisements or any other content that is deemed inappropriate, irrelevant, or misplaced, ETM also reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to remove these posts and ban these users. In short, ETM reserves the right to remove posts, feedback, comments, etc. from any user from the ETM page at any time and at its sole discretion. Any user violating the East Town Mall Facebook Moderation Policy is subject to removal from the page without notice. If you see anything on the ETM Facebook page that you think should be brought to the attention of ETM, please email us where to find the item in question at [email protected] and we will respond accordingly. We ask all observers of the ETM Facebook page to remember that any posts made by any entity other than ETM do not reflect the opinions of Central Mall Fort Smith and ETM is not responsible for the accuracy or content. ETM asks that all members of the ETM Facebook community abide by this moderation policy along with the Facebook terms and conditions (http://www.facebook.com/terms.php).
Now on local 5 News at 6, a Green Bay Alderman sees potential in the old Easttown Mall. And I'michelle McCormack. First tonight at 6, could Easttown Mall really be turned into affordable housing? Alderman Brian Johnson thinks so. And as Eric Richards tells us, Johnson also thinks he's got the answer to a flooding issue nearby. The Easttown Mall in Green Bay is up for sale, the asking price $1. 9 million, but it's valued at $3. 4 million. Alderman Brian Johnson of District 9 has an idea. It's a great opportunity for the city to take a look at how we might have some uses for this site. There's a few things that we've been talking about on and off again for the last few years. Affordable housing continues to be a significant need in our community. Public infrastructure, which is really my driving force behind this proposal. And then of course commercial redevelopment. The idea of affordable housing does not sit well with one shopper I spoke to. I don't care for the affordable housing though because I don'think it would be private enough for the tenants. While another shopper is up for the proposal. There's not that much left at this mall, so if it could be a better use, might as well. One of the main issues in the area is flooding when it rains. Johnson would This is one of those sites that we've been looking at over the course of the last two years for possible public infrastructure improvements to address some flooding. So when it became listed, it was an ideal time for us to immediately take a look at it. This idea that Alderman Bryan Johnson has is far from becoming reality. The public will have an opportunity to voice their opinion in future meetings. In Green Bay, Eric Richards, Local 5 News. Thanks Eric and the Redevelopment Authority will take up that proposal in a meeting scheduled for October 13th.