Wednesday, February 23, 2000
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Pumps finally on tapBy Damon HodgeView staff writer City Stop, Summerlin's first gas station, adds panache to its marriage of form and function. But its look -- flagstone rock, pitted roof, earthy tones -- represents only a portion of the $3.5 million project's uniqueness, according to Bruce Familian, president of Familian Realty Group. FULL TEXT
More Northwest headlines:Webb hopes trade helps career pathPumps finally on tap Inquiring minds Western offers help to ELL students Chinese year of the dragon celebrated Diocese schedules building projects Next beltway stretch under way DiBetta a spark plug for Coyotes Museum offers feel of Nevada desert Former Gorman star takes game to CCSN Book is 20 years of hard work Web site gives hope to aspiring authors Seasonal vegetables must be planted soon Red Rock to receive $250,000 CCSN baseball off to strong start Soreness can be alleviated |
