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Snapshot: 'Signs' of Progress at Acorn Alley II

Banners advertising the project's new businesses went up recently

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If our news stories weren't enough, now you'll know who's coming to Acorn Alley II just by looking at the new project.

Workers with Metis Construction, the firm building the project, attached banners advertising the new businesses in the project, including , , and .

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