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Article: Downtown dreams; With influx of new businesses, Clawson sets sights on creating the next hot city center.(Focus)
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- Crain's Detroit Business
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- April 3, 2006
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Byline: Anjali Fluker
When Armand Santos shut down his business in Royal Oak Township, he decided to move to an area some in the past may have considered unlikely - downtown Clawson.
But according to Santos, owner of Royal Kubo Filipino restaurant, Clawson could be the next south Oakland County hot spot.
"I looked extensively all over the place, including Ferndale and Berkley,'' said Santos, who was forced to close his former restaurant - which featured a karaoke bar - when Oak Park voters turned down a proposal that would have allowed him to continue selling alcohol. Oak Park annexed the part of the township that included Royal Kubo through a ...
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Transcript: Interview With Patrick Clawson
Special Report with Brit Hume (Fox News Network);
August 5, 2002 ;
700+ words
... ... questions, we're joined by Patrick Clawson, deputy director of the Washington Institute ... Patrick, thanks for coming in. PATRICK CLAWSON, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, WASHINGTON INSTITUTE ... lo these many years, four years now? CLAWSON: Well, every time we talk about using ...
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