Downtown Anchorage split into districts
Published Saturday, July 5, 2008
ANCHORAGE -- The city of Anchorage has split its downtown area into four distinct districts.
Signs identifying the districts have been put up.
The districts include the SoNo section, signifying the area south of Nordstrom, and the Arts District, where G Street arts and gift shops can be found.
There's also the Historic District, home of the 4th Avenue Theater and the old Federal Building.
And there is the Convention District, which applies to the Egan Center as well as the Dena'ina Civic and Convention Center that's under construction.
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So what is the point of the districts?
For that matter, whats the point of this story?
Must be a slow news day.
Fairbanks could also name districts:
Armageddon District--from 3rd St and Old Steese to the Johansen
The Used To Be Fun Historic District--downtown
The Dangerous District--South Fairbanks
The Peoples Republic District--UAF to Esther
The Tax Free District--government buildings on the Chena
Box Store Alley - College to the Steese on the Johansen
Drunkard Row - Chena River front from Island Homes to Pioneer Park
you people are stupid
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