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| In the Beginning |
| Why eMain? |
| Where is eMain? |
| Hear the Buzz |
| Downtown Dev. Plan |
| Charette Report |
| Timeline |
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Nine weeks after opening, the Louisville Extreme Park
at Clay and Witherspoon streets is getting heavy use
and continues to draw rave reviews. Metro Parks officials
have lined up a series of summer activities at the park
and also a Labor Day weekend event that sponsors predict
could draw up to 10,000 spectators and as many as 150
extreme-sports competitors from across the country.
East Market is transforming itself into an eclectic
mix of contemporary art galleries, antique shops and
restaurants with sidewalk seating. Several buildings,
including a historic firehouse on Hancock Street, have
been renovated into businesses with loft-style apartments
and condominiums on the upper floors, attracting a smattering
of new residents. And more renovations are planned or
under way.
After halting for most of last month while developers
arranged financing, construction has resumed full speed
on Waterfront Park Place, the highrise luxury condominium
tower that will overlook the downtown riverfront. 
