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Old 07-07-2009, 07:29 AM
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Traffic on Jefferson toward PHM and 64 (and past) can get very heavy during the weekend. However, having all my fav shopping in the area is a plus.
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Old 07-07-2009, 11:50 AM
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It's an okay area. I think the harbors apartment complex is located over there.

Jefferson and Mercury is not that bad of an area. It doesn't gets shady until the brookridge area.
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It's an okay area. I think the harbors apartment complex is located over there.

Jefferson and Mercury is not that bad of an area. It doesn't gets shady until the brookridge area.
Jeff/Merc probably just got better since the Alley lost its liquor liscense. There was always some sort of trouble coming from that nighclub.

Hey Stacey, have you tried the Fresh Market that just openned. Very nice grocery store
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Jeff/Merc probably just got better since the Alley lost its liquor liscense. There was always some sort of trouble coming from that nighclub.

Hey Stacey, have you tried the Fresh Market that just openned. Very nice grocery store
I agree with you about the alley. That club had their share of shady characters.
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